North Dakota Department of Transportation

09/21/2026

Don’t let an outdated address on your ID slow you down at the ballot box. Make sure your license is current in the NDDOT system. To update your address go to https://apps.nd.gov/dot/dlts/dlos/addressWelcome.htm OR make an appointment to visit us in person. The sooner the better! Don’t delay!

09/20/2026

Have you used our online appointment scheduler yet? It's easy! Find it at dot.nd.gov
1. Click 'Book an Appointment'
2. Agree to terms, select the number of people and click ‘Next’
3. Click on the calendar to search for available dates and times (Appointments are not available for the same day)
4. Choose which time you would like from the green time slots
5. Enter your name and choose what type of appointment you require
6. Enter your contact information (Confirmation will be emailed to you)
7. Bring the confirmation number to your appointment

See you soon!

09/19/2026

More than 3.5 million professional drivers are hauling all kinds of cargo across America at any given moment. We thank them for all their hard work and for putting safety first when they're on the road. Thank you, truckers!
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This week, we celebrate the professional drivers who keep North Dakota moving.

Give trucks extra space:
🚛 Don't cut them off.
🚛 Stay out of blind spots.
🚛 Pass safely and completely.

A little patience goes a long way.

09/18/2026

Shawn J from our Valley City West section was on flagging duty during a recent crack-sealing operation. All NDDOT employees and contractors are required to wear high-visibility safety gear that meets federal standards when we're working outdoors. Thanks for the pic, Shawn!

09/18/2026

What's happening on I-29 in south Fargo? Let's ask Justin.

09/18/2026

Jason, Steve, Levi, Jody, Larry, Erick, and Korby from our Minot District took a second to snap this shot at our annual Fall Maintenance Conference. Thanks for the selfie, Minot!

09/17/2026

Then and now: This image from our 1930s file is U.S. 10 in West Fargo Ninety-some years later, this is how it looks. (1st Street West and Main Avenue)

09/16/2026

A yellow warning sign with a recommended speed below it means:

A. The posted speed limit has changed
B. The recommended maximum speed for the curve
C. You must stop ahead
D. The minimum speed required

09/16/2026

Williston has so much to offer, including great job opportunities like this one! We are seeking an Transportation Construction Administrator in our Williston District who is a dedicated and skilled professional! If you're seeking a rewarding career with purpose, we encourage you to apply today!

In this position you will conduct field and record reviews of construction projects, develop preventive maintenance project plans and complete design work, administer and oversee construction and service contracts, provide technical support, training, and administrative coordination, and supervise and direct construction personnel to ensure work is completed in accordance with contract requirements, department policies, and project objectives. Apply here: https://www.cnd.nd.gov/psc/recruit/EMPLOYEE/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM_FL.HRS_CG_SEARCH_FL.GBL?Page=HRS_APP_JBPST_FL&Action=U&SiteId=11000&FOCUS=Applicant&JobOpeningId=3033222&PostingSeq=1

09/15/2026

These exciting opportunities are closing soon, so if you know anyone looking for a great career where you have an opportunity to make a difference every day - please share! Apply at dot.nd.gov/careers

Transportation Construction Administrator, Williston
Temp Equipment Operator, Fargo
Equipment Operator, Williston
Mechanic, Minot
Transportation Construction Administrator, Dickinson
Equipment Operator, Casselton
Engineering Technician, Grand Forks
Equipment Operator. Beulah