Minnesota HF1832 allows local governments to permit special vehicles on designated roads without requiring a permit.
Minnesota HF1832 amends state statutes to allow local governments to authorize the operation of motorized golf carts, all-terrain vehicles, utility task vehicles, and mini trucks on designated roadways through an ordinance. These vehicles must still be permitted, but the bill removes the requirement for a separate permit for operation. The ordinance must specify the types of vehicles allowed, the roadways where they can operate, and any conditions for operation. It may also require a physician's certificate for mini trucks.
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