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So how do I get a driver's license here in north dakota!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Should I know how to drive first before i could apply for one? Or should I apply, so that I'll have a license whenever I start practicing to drive.

'Coz I have this chance everyday to go out and practice driving but I'm scared that I might get in trouble with the police.

I don't know specifically about North Dakota, but usually you get a learners permit which allows you to drive under the supervision of someone who is already licensed.

You probably need to take the written test before they give you a learners permit.

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How about looking up the DMV for North Dakota? that might be a really neat place to start with.

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[PDF] Rules of the Road - North Dakota Department of Transportation Home http://www.dot.nd.gov/divisions/driverslicense/docs/rulesroad.pdf

Find out where your local DMV is and get someone to go with you to test drive on their course. We always have people test driving in the DMV parking lot here in Texas.

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