Minnesota HF3106 increases fines for failing to provide vehicle insurance and adds penalties for repeat offenses.

Minnesota HF3106 amends the state's transportation laws to increase fines for failing to provide vehicle insurance. A first-time violation is a misdemeanor with a fine of $200 to $300. Repeat offenses within ten years escalate the fine to $550 for a second violation and $850 for a third or more violations. The bill also allows for community service in lieu of fines for first-time violations if the defendant is indigent. Additionally, the driver's license and vehicle registration may be revoked for up to 12 months. The law applies to violations occurring on or after August 1, 2025.

Minnesota HF3106 increases fines for failing to provide vehicle insurance and adds penalties for repeat offenses.

Minnesota HF3106 amends the state's transportation laws to increase fines for failing to provide vehicle insurance. A first-time violation is a misdemeanor with a fine of $200 to $300. Repeat offenses within ten years escalate the fine to $550 for a second violation and $850 for a third or more violations. The bill also allows for community service in lieu of fines for first-time violations if the defendant is indigent. Additionally, the driver's license and vehicle registration may be revoked for up to 12 months. The law applies to violations occurring on or after August 1, 2025.