Minnesota HF2337 modifies dealer plate provisions to allow vehicles to be used for courtesy purposes.
Minnesota HF2337 amends the dealer plate provisions to allow vehicles to be used for courtesy purposes. This means that a motor vehicle dealer can provide a courtesy vehicle to customers while their own vehicle is being serviced, repaired, or maintained. The bill specifies that these courtesy vehicles must be clearly marked and identified as such, and the lease agreement must outline the driver's responsibilities and liabilities. The dealer can recover the cost of registration and sales tax from the driver if the plate is revoked.
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