Class I and the Straddle Seat Test
North Dakota Class I off-highway vehicles and the straddle seat test determine legal registration and riding requirements.
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Ordering a Personalized OHV Plate Every Two Years
North Dakota personalized off-highway vehicle plates allow riders to choose custom letter and number combinations every two years.
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No Abandoned Vehicle Fee on an OHV
North Dakota off-highway vehicle owners learn how state laws differ from highway vehicles regarding abandoned property fees.
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Quarterly Remittance by a Dealer
North Dakota ATV dealers collect the five percent motor vehicle excise tax and safety fees during quarterly remittance to the state.
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A Dealer’s $5 Safety Fee
The North Dakota dealer safety fee is a mandated five dollar charge for processing vehicle registration and titling paperwork.
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Why You Pay the Title Fee Only Once
North Dakota ATV titles establish permanent vehicle ownership, requiring a single fee unlike recurring registration costs.
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Why North Dakota Registrations End on Even Years
North Dakota off-highway vehicle registrations expire on December thirty first of even years to streamline state administration.
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Where the Trail Tax Actually Goes
North Dakota off-highway vehicle registration fees and trail taxes fund state recreation maintenance, development, and administration.
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Reading the Two Charges on Your Registration Receipt
North Dakota ATV and UTV registration receipts contain a core administrative fee and a separate trail tax for off-highway vehicles.
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What a Vehicle Information Request Tells a Buyer
North Dakota Vehicle Information Request form SFN 21720 helps used ATV buyers verify ownership history and identify liens.
