Minnesota HF4056 modifies accident report requirements and authorizes local law enforcement to provide certain data to contracted service providers.

Minnesota HF4056 amends accident report requirements by modifying the circumstances under which accidents must be reported and who can access certain data. The bill specifies that accidents on public rights-of-way must be reported if they result in a fatality, bodily injury requiring immediate medical treatment, disabling damage to a vehicle, or damage to property. It also modifies the definition of "accident" to exclude certain minor incidents. The bill authorizes local law enforcement to provide nonpersonal data to contracted service providers for accident reporting purposes.

Minnesota HF4056 modifies accident report requirements and authorizes local law enforcement to provide certain data to contracted service providers.

Minnesota HF4056 amends accident report requirements by modifying the circumstances under which accidents must be reported and who can access certain data. The bill specifies that accidents on public rights-of-way must be reported if they result in a fatality, bodily injury requiring immediate medical treatment, disabling damage to a vehicle, or damage to property. It also modifies the definition of "accident" to exclude certain minor incidents. The bill authorizes local law enforcement to provide nonpersonal data to contracted service providers for accident reporting purposes.