What type of vehicles are required to have license plates displayed on both front and rear in North Dakota?

In North Dakota, passenger vehicles are required to display license plates both on the front and rear. This practice is put in place to enhance vehicle identification and aid law enforcement in monitoring and regulating traffic. Passenger vehicles encompass a wide range of standard automobiles, which are commonly used for personal transportation.

While commercial vehicles and taxi cabs also have specific licensing requirements, the clear stipulation for front and rear plates is not uniformly mandated across all vehicle types in the same way it is for passenger vehicles. Therefore, passengers’ vehicles represent the category where the requirement for dual plate display is explicitly enforced in the state, helping to manage accountability and enforcement effectively.