Minnesota HF2858 allows all-electric vehicles to use high-occupancy and dynamic shoulder lanes without a fee.
Minnesota HF2858 amends state statutes to allow single-occupant all-electric vehicles displaying a specific decal to use high-occupancy and dynamic shoulder lanes without a fee. The bill requires the commissioner of the Department of Public Safety to create decals for all-electric vehicles, which must be easily visible to law enforcement. Owners of all-electric vehicles must apply for these decals, which expire four years from issuance and are non-transferable.
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