Taking the written portion of your North Dakota driving test could be just a mouse click away. The North Dakota Senate has approved legislation allowing residents the option of taking the test online.
Senator JoNell Bakke of Grand Forks says there is a computer program that would support the effort at a cost of $10 a test. “The Transportation Committee felt it could be a good option for individuals who find it difficult to gt off work to take a child in for a written test or for those in rural areas where they would have to travel a long way to take a test in person.”
The Senate approved the bill on a 47-0 vote.
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