Minnesota SF2643 modifies accident report requirements and authorizes local law enforcement to share data with service providers for accident.

Minnesota SF2643 amends accident report requirements, specifying that accidents on public lands or trail systems must be reported if they result in a fatality, bodily injury requiring immediate medical treatment, or damage to vehicles or property. Local law enforcement can provide nonpersonal data to contracted service providers for accident reporting. Reports and data are confidential and not discoverable in legal proceedings, though they can be used to prove compliance with reporting requirements.

Minnesota SF2643 modifies accident report requirements and authorizes local law enforcement to share data with service providers for accident.

Minnesota SF2643 amends accident report requirements, specifying that accidents on public lands or trail systems must be reported if they result in a fatality, bodily injury requiring immediate medical treatment, or damage to vehicles or property. Local law enforcement can provide nonpersonal data to contracted service providers for accident reporting. Reports and data are confidential and not discoverable in legal proceedings, though they can be used to prove compliance with reporting requirements.