Minnesota SF5070 requires nonemergency medical transportation providers to equip vehicles with GPS and rear-facing cameras, and mandates specific.
Minnesota SF5070 mandates that nonemergency medical transportation providers in Minnesota equip their vehicles with a global positioning system and a rear-facing camera. These devices must track the route taken and record the passenger compartment to identify the individual providing the service. Providers must document each service occurrence, including details such as the recipient's name, date of service, driver's name or number, and vehicle information. These records must be maintained and produced upon request. The bill also requires providers to retain recordings for two years.
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