What must all vehicles in North Dakota have?

In North Dakota, all vehicles are required to have liability insurance. This type of insurance provides financial protection in the event that the vehicle is involved in an accident that causes injury to others or damage to their property. Liability insurance is essential because it helps cover the costs associated with such incidents, ensuring that drivers can meet legal obligations to compensate victims of accidents they cause.

While options like full coverage insurance and a state inspection certificate may apply in certain circumstances, they are not universal requirements for all vehicles. Full coverage insurance often includes additional protections beyond liability but is not mandated for every driver. Similarly, a state inspection certificate may be required for specific vehicles or in certain locations but is not a statewide legal requirement for all vehicles. Lastly, a lien release document pertains to vehicles with an existing loan and is not relevant to the general requirement for all vehicles in North Dakota to carry liability insurance.