Authorizes third-party commercial driver's license road tests, outlines requirements for third-party testers and programs, and appropriates funds.
The bill authorizes third-party commercial driver's license road tests in Minnesota. It requires the commissioner of public safety to evaluate and approve third-party testing programs and testers. Approved programs and testers must adhere to specific criteria, including background checks and training. The commissioner must monitor and audit road tests, establish a process for investigating violations, and provide relevant information to testers. The bill also appropriates funds for the program and requires a report to the legislature on additional rulemaking if needed.
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