Bill > HB1250

This bill amends North Dakota's driving record point system by modifying how minor traffic violations are recorded. Currently, all traffic offense convictions are entered directly onto a driver's record. Under the proposed change, violations that result in two or fewer points will now be recorded separately in a non-public record. These points will still count towards potential license suspension and point reduction calculations, but they will not be visible on the public driving record. The bill maintains the existing provision that if a driver accumulates twelve or more points, the director of motor vehicles will notify the driver of a potential license suspension. This change appears to provide a more nuanced approach to tracking minor traffic infractions, potentially giving drivers more leeway for small mistakes while still maintaining a comprehensive internal tracking system for driving behavior.

Transportation and Infrastructure

https://ndlegis.gov/assembly/69-2025/regular/bill-overview/bo1250.html