Establishes a financial assistance pilot program for low-income youth to attend driver's education courses in Minnesota.
The bill establishes a financial assistance pilot program in the Department of Public Safety to help eligible youth aged 15 to 24 attend driver's education courses. Eligible youth include those who have experienced homelessness, are homeless, receive housing support, are in foster care, are foster children receiving extended benefits, are parents or custodians of children receiving family investment program assistance, are in juvenile diversion or restorative justice programs, or have financial hardship and lack a valid driver's license.
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