Minnesota HF2615 extends driver's license expiration dates to every eight years and increases fees.
Minnesota HF2615 amends the state's transportation laws to extend the expiration date of driver's licenses to every eight years. It also increases the fees for various types of driver's licenses and identification cards, including REAL ID-compliant and noncompliant versions. The bill applies to new or renewal applications submitted on or after August 1, 2025. It includes provisions for different categories of licenses, such as under-21, enhanced, and provisional licenses, each with specific expiration dates and fee structures.
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