Minnesota HF4535 authorizes peace officers to use oral fluid screening to detect drugs in drivers.
Minnesota HF4535 amends state statutes to allow peace officers to use oral fluid screening to determine the presence of drugs in drivers. This screening can be administered when officers have probable cause to believe a driver was impaired, involved in an accident, refused a preliminary test, or showed signs of drug presence. The bill also allows for testing when officers suspect a driver was under the influence while operating a commercial vehicle.
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