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North Dakota Code > Title 39 > Chapter 39-10 - General Rules of the Road


Current as of: 2009
§ 39-10-01Provisions of title refer to vehicles upon the highways - Exceptions
§ 39-10-01.1Required obedience to traffic laws
§ 39-10-02Obedience to police officer or firefighter
§ 39-10-02.1Person riding animal or driving animal-drawn vehicle
§ 39-10-03Class A authorized emergency vehicles
§ 39-10-03.1Class B authorized emergency vehicles
§ 39-10-03.2Class C authorized emergency vehicles
§ 39-10-04Obedience to and required traffic-control devices
§ 39-10-05Traffic-control signal legend
§ 39-10-06Pedestrian control signals
§ 39-10-07Flashing signals
§ 39-10-07.1Lane-direction-control signals
§ 39-10-07.2Display of unauthorized signs, signals, or markings
§ 39-10-07.3Interference with official traffic-control device or railroad sign or signal
§ 39-10-08Drive on right side of roadway - Exceptions
§ 39-10-09Passing vehicles proceeding in opposite directions
§ 39-10-11Overtaking a vehicle on the left
§ 39-10-12When overtaking on the right is permitted
§ 39-10-13Limitations on overtaking on the left
§ 39-10-14Further limitations on driving on left of center of roadway
§ 39-10-15No-passing zones
§ 39-10-16One-way roadways and rotary traffic islands
§ 39-10-17Driving on roadways laned for traffic
§ 39-10-18Following too closely
§ 39-10-19Driving on divided highway
§ 39-10-20Restricted access
§ 39-10-21Restrictions on use of controlled-access roadway
§ 39-10-21.1Closing road because of hazardous conditions - Posting of official traffic-control devices - Entering closed road prohibited
§ 39-10-22Vehicle approaching or entering intersection
§ 39-10-22.1Entering freeways - Right of way
§ 39-10-23Vehicle turning left
§ 39-10-24Stop signs and yield signs
§ 39-10-25Vehicle entering roadway
§ 39-10-26Vehicle to stop or yield the right of way for authorized emergency vehicle or vehicle used for maintaining the state highway system - Penalty
§ 39-10-26.1Highway construction and maintenance
§ 39-10-26.2Permitting use of vehicle to violate section 39-10-26 prohibited - Presumption of permission - Defense - Dual prosecution prohibited
§ 39-10-27Pedestrian obedience to traffic-control devices and traffic regulations
§ 39-10-28Pedestrian's right of way in crosswalk
§ 39-10-29Crossing at other than crosswalk
§ 39-10-30Driver to exercise due care
§ 39-10-32Pedestrians to use right half of crosswalks
§ 39-10-33Pedestrian on roadway
§ 39-10-33.1Pedestrian's right of way on sidewalk
§ 39-10-33.2Pedestrian to yield to authorized emergency vehicles
§ 39-10-33.3Blind pedestrian right of way
§ 39-10-33.4Pedestrian under influence of alcohol or drugs
§ 39-10-33.5Bridge and railroad signals
§ 39-10-34Pedestrian soliciting ride or business
§ 39-10-35Required position and method of turning
§ 39-10-36Limitations on turning around
§ 39-10-37Starting parked vehicle
§ 39-10-38Turning movements and required signals
§ 39-10-39Signals by hand and arm or signal lamps
§ 39-10-40Method of giving hand-and-arm signals
§ 39-10-41Obedience to signal indicating approach of train
§ 39-10-42All vehicles must stop at certain railroad grade crossings
§ 39-10-43Certain vehicles must stop at all railroad grade crossings
§ 39-10-44Stop signs and yield signs
§ 39-10-45Emerging from alley, driveway, private road, or building
§ 39-10-46Overtaking and passing schoolbus
§ 39-10-46.1Permitting use of vehicle to violate section 39-10-46 prohibited - Presumption of permission - Defense - Dual prosecution prohibited
§ 39-10-47Stopping, standing, or parking outside of business or residence districts
§ 39-10-48Officer authorized to remove illegally stopped vehicle
§ 39-10-49Stopping, standing, or parking prohibited in specified places
§ 39-10-50Additional parking regulations
§ 39-10-51Unattended motor vehicle
§ 39-10-51.1Parking violations - Lessor responsibility
§ 39-10-52Limitations on backing
§ 39-10-52.1Driving upon sidewalk
§ 39-10-52.2Riding in housetrailer
§ 39-10-54Obstruction to driver's view or driving mechanism
§ 39-10-54.1Opening and closing vehicle door
§ 39-10-55Driving on mountain highways
§ 39-10-56Coasting prohibited
§ 39-10-57Following emergency vehicle too closely prohibited - Stopping by emergency vehicle
§ 39-10-58Crossing firehose
§ 39-10-59Garbage, glass, rubbish, and injurious materials on highway prohibited
§ 39-10-64Driving through safety zone prohibited
§ 39-10-65Operation of motor vehicle, tractor, or other vehicle prohibited on flood protective works - Exception - Penalty
§ 39-10-67Moving heavy equipment at railroad grade crossing
§ 39-10-68Stop when traffic obstructed
§ 39-10-69Charging violation and proving negligence in civil action
§ 39-10-71Fleeing or attempting to elude a peace officer - Penalty
§ 39-10-72Funeral processions - Traffic regulations
§ 39-10-73Flashing green lights

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