Minnesota SF737 mandates fines for violations of the school bus stop arm law.
Minnesota SF737 amends the state's transportation laws to impose mandatory fines for violations of the school bus stop arm law. Effective August 1, 2025, drivers who fail to stop or keep their vehicles stopped when a school bus stop arm is extended face fines. The fines increase with repeat offenses, starting at $500 for a first violation, $700 for a violation within ten years of a prior violation, and $950 for a violation within ten years of two or more prior violations. The bill also classifies certain violations as gross misdemeanors.
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