Minnesota HF188 allows local governments to place automated license plate readers in trunk highway rights-of-way.
Minnesota HF188 amends state statutes to allow the Department of Public Safety to issue permits for local governments to install automated license plate readers in trunk highway rights-of-way. The bill specifies that these devices can be used to protect public safety and ensure the proper function of the highways. The commissioner may establish a permitting process and set requirements for these devices. The bill also clarifies that these devices are not considered permanent buildings.
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