Minnesota HF4474 establishes revocation and licensing requirements for impaired driving violations involving substances other than alcohol.
Minnesota HF4474 amends impaired driving laws to establish revocation and licensing requirements for violations involving substances other than alcohol. It authorizes the commissioner of public safety to adopt performance standards and guidelines for substance use testing programs. The bill appropriates funds for the restricted license substance use testing program and sets specific revocation periods based on the number of prior impaired driving incidents and the severity of the violation.
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