Minnesota HF542 allows local law enforcement agencies to install automated license plate readers in highway rights-of-way.

Minnesota HF542 amends state statutes to allow local law enforcement agencies to install automated license plate readers in highway rights-of-way. These devices must be affixed to existing traffic signs, lighting devices, or traffic-control devices, or placed according to guidance from the commissioner. The law enforcement agency must notify the highway authority at least 14 days before installation and immediately after removal. The devices must not pose a collision hazard or impair highway function. The location must fall within the agency's jurisdiction.

Minnesota HF542 allows local law enforcement agencies to install automated license plate readers in highway rights-of-way.

Minnesota HF542 amends state statutes to allow local law enforcement agencies to install automated license plate readers in highway rights-of-way. These devices must be affixed to existing traffic signs, lighting devices, or traffic-control devices, or placed according to guidance from the commissioner. The law enforcement agency must notify the highway authority at least 14 days before installation and immediately after removal. The devices must not pose a collision hazard or impair highway function. The location must fall within the agency's jurisdiction.