Minnesota HF3429 establishes an intelligent speed assistance program, extends revocation periods for certain speeding offenses, and creates a.
Minnesota HF3429 establishes an intelligent speed assistance program for drivers with revoked licenses due to speeding offenses. The program requires participants to install certified speed assistance devices on their vehicles. It extends the revocation period for certain speeding offenses and creates a speed-controlled license restriction. The commissioner must establish performance standards and a certification process for the devices. The bill also appropriates money for the program and sets penalties for tampering with the devices or violating program guidelines. Effective January 1, 2027.
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