Minnesota HF3323 establishes requirements for reciprocal driver's license agreements with foreign jurisdictions.
Minnesota HF3323 mandates the commissioner of public safety to investigate and establish reciprocal driver licensing agreements with foreign jurisdictions to minimize administrative burdens. The commissioner must start negotiations by October 1, 2025, with identified foreign jurisdictions, unless deemed unreasonable for public safety reasons. The commissioner must then notify relevant legislative committees. The bill defines "foreign jurisdiction" as any area outside the United States, excluding specific U.S. territories.
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