North Dakota law caps the state highway system’s size
North Dakota law limits its state highway system to 7% of all road mileage and no more than 7,700 miles.
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What it does
The state highway system may not exceed 7% of all road mileage in North Dakota or 7,700 miles, whichever limit is reached first.
Argument forThe limits could help keep the state highway system within a set share of all roads.
Argument againstA fixed mileage ceiling could make it harder for the state to add highways if road needs grow.
More detail
The law limits the length of the state highway system. The limits apply to North Dakota’s state highway system. The 7% cap measures the system against all road mileage in the state, including township, county, and state roads.
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