Which North Dakota law governs the operation of motor vehicles?

The operation of motor vehicles in North Dakota is governed by the North Dakota Century Code Title 39. This code encompasses all laws related to vehicles and traffic regulations within the state, including rules of the road, licensing requirements, and vehicle registration. By consolidating various legislative provisions, Title 39 provides a comprehensive legal framework for managing motor vehicle operations and ensuring public safety on the roads.

The other choices, while related to transportation and vehicle safety in some capacity, do not serve as the primary legislative authority governing motor vehicle operations in North Dakota. For example, the North Dakota Administrative Code contains regulations established by state agencies but does not specifically govern the legal framework for motor vehicles. Similarly, the North Dakota Vehicle Safety Act and the North Dakota Transport Regulations may address specific safety requirements or transport protocols, but they are not as broad or foundational as Title 39 in terms of overall vehicle operation laws in the state.