Minnesota SF2068 extends driver's license revocation periods for certain offenses, modifies ignition interlock program participation durations, and.
Minnesota SF2068 amends state statutes to extend the length of driver's license revocations for certain offenses, modifies the duration of participation in the ignition interlock program, and mandates that all participants complete a treatment or rehabilitation program before full driving privileges can be reinstated. The bill specifies longer revocation periods for individuals with multiple prior impaired driving incidents and introduces stricter conditions for license reinstatement, including mandatory participation in the ignition interlock program and completion of a substance use.
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