NDHP

North Dakota has taken a significant step forward in enhancing roadside safety with the recent expansion of the Move Over Law. The updated legislation now mandates motorists to move over for any stationary motor vehicle displaying flashing hazard warning signals...

A tragic incident unfolded on March 18, 2024, along ND Highway 23, approximately 7 miles west of New Town, ND. Yesterday evening, at around 6:20pm, a 2020 Ram pickup, driven by a 47-year-old male from Blaine, MN, was westbound on the highway...

You might be surprised to hear how fast this person was going.

Another law goes into force on August 1. A new traffic rule requires motorists to drive cautiously when approaching or passing a stationary motor vehicle with hazard lights on. This law improves motorist and roadside worker safety during crises and breakdowns...

Eight new recruits successfully completed the highway patrol academy and field training and are now sworn North Dakota Highway Patrol troopers stationed throughout the state. Troopers began the academy in September 2022 and recently completed field training and reported to their assigned locations...