Minnesota HF2382 modifies accident report requirements and authorizes local law enforcement to share certain data with contracted service providers.

Minnesota HF2382 amends accident report requirements by mandating that peace officers submit electronic or written reports within ten days of an accident. It also allows local law enforcement to share nonpersonal accident data with contracted service providers. The bill specifies that accident reports and data are not discoverable in legal proceedings and cannot be used as evidence. It also outlines fees for accessing accident reports and mandates that 90% of these fees go to the driver and vehicle services operating account. Effective July 1, 2025.

Minnesota HF2382 modifies accident report requirements and authorizes local law enforcement to share certain data with contracted service providers.

Minnesota HF2382 amends accident report requirements by mandating that peace officers submit electronic or written reports within ten days of an accident. It also allows local law enforcement to share nonpersonal accident data with contracted service providers. The bill specifies that accident reports and data are not discoverable in legal proceedings and cannot be used as evidence. It also outlines fees for accessing accident reports and mandates that 90% of these fees go to the driver and vehicle services operating account. Effective July 1, 2025.