The alcohol "open bottle" law also applies to possession of more than 1.4 grams of marijuana.
Statute
152.027

If I use a car to sell or possess illegal drugs, I will have my driver's license revoked for 30 days.
Statute
152.0271

"Freeway" is a divided, controlled access highway with at least four lanes.
Statute
160.02

"Interstate bridge" is any bridge that crosses water between Minnesota and another state.
Statute
160.02

Roads and bridges in Minnesota are not considered public property.
Statute
160.02

"Road" is any highway from a cartway to major highway including any bridges along the way.
Statute
160.02

Driver education programs may get tax exempt license plates and do not have to pay tax and registration fees if the vehicle is used only for driver education or school business.
Statute
168.012

Vehicles displaying tax exempt plates must be marked on both sides of the vehicle with the name of the political subdivision. If the vehicle is leased or loaned the sign can be removable.
Statute
168.012

If my license is revoked, suspended or canceled and I drive, the court is required to impound the car's license plates.
Statute
168.041

If I have a moving violation after a previous conviction for driving after suspension, my license will be suspended or the car's license plates impounded or both.
Statute
168.041

I can't drive my car or pull a trailer without up-to-date license plates or a receipt on the back window.
Statute
168.09

I can put new plates on a car as soon as I have them, even if the old plates are still valid.
Statute
168.09

If the registrar fails to notify me to renew my license plates, I have ten days after being stopped by a police officer to get new plates without having to pay a fine.
Statute
168.09

"Implement of husbandry" is a vehicle to be used only in farming, does not exceed 30 miles per hour and has a slow moving vehicle sign.
Statute
168A.01

"Vehicle" is any device by which people or property are transported upon a highway.
Statute
169.01

"Passenger vehicle" is a car, pickup truck or van designed to carry less than 15 people and rated at less than three quarters of a ton. In this material the word "car" is used in place of "passenger vehicle".
Statute
169.01

"Authorized emergency vehicle" is any vehicle properly equipped and identified as an emergency vehicle.
Statute
169.01

"Person" means every natural person, firm, copartnership, association, or corporation.
Statute
169.01

"Pedestrian" is any person walking, standing or in a wheelchair.
Statute
169.01

"Wheelchair" is any device used by a disabled person as a substitute for walking.
Statute
169.01

"Driver" is a person who is in physical control of a vehicle.
Statute
169.01

"Owner" is a person who holds the legal title of a vehicle or has a lease.
Statute
169.01

"Street" or "highway" is all land between the property lines open to public use.
Statute
169.01

"Private road or driveway" is a place used for vehicle travel by the owner and friends, but not by other people.
Statute
169.01

"Road" is the land between the curbs or edges of the driving area.
Statute
169.01

"One-way road" is a road posted for all traffic to move in the same direction.
Statute
169.01

"Sidewalk" is the land between the road and the property lines used by pedestrians.
Statute
169.01

"Laned highway" is a road that is divided by two or more clearly marked lanes for traffic.
Statute
169.01

"Through highway" is a road where all intersecting traffic must stop before entering or crossing.
Statute
169.01

"Intersection" is the area where two roads cross.
Statute
169.01

"Crosswalk" is the area where a sidewalk would continue across a road or where pavement markings or signs give protection to pedestrians.
Statute
169.01

"Safety zone" refers to a space, within a road, set apart for exclusive use by pedestrians.
Statute
169.01

"Traffic control devices" means all signs, signals, markings, and devices put up by a road authority for the purpose of guiding traffic.
Statute
169.01

"Traffic control signal" is any device by which traffic is directed to stop and proceed.
Statute
169.01

"Railroad sign or signal" is any device erected to give notice of railroad tracks and the right-of-way of trains.
Statute
169.01

"Traffic" means pedestrians, ridden or herded animals, vehicles, street cars, and other items using a road for travel.
Statute
169.01

"Controlled access highway" is a street, road or highway where the owners or occupants of abutting lands have no access to such roads from their property.
Statute
169.01

"Stand or standing" means the stopping of a car except when people get in or out.
Statute
169.01

"Stop" means complete lack of movement.
Statute
169.01

"Stopping" is when a car "stops" when not necessary.
Statute
169.01

"Alleyway" means a road in in town that is narrower than a street and is mainly used by neighbors.
Statute
169.01

"Bicycle lane" is a part of a road for the use of bicycles. Bicycle lanes are separated by a physical barrier, striping or marking.
Statute
169.01

"Shoulder" is the part of a road which is next to the main road. The shoulder may be pavement, gravel, or earth.
Statute
169.01

"Daytime" is the time from one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset.
Statute
169.01

I must obey all traffic control devices.
Statute
169.06

A circular green light means I can go in any direction my lane is allowed to go, but I must yield to pedestrians and other traffic lawfully in the intersection.
Statute
169.06

A green arrow light means I can go in the direction that arrow is pointing, but I must yield to pedestrians and other traffic lawfully in the intersection.
Statute
169.06

Pedestrians may cross the intersection on a green light unless it is just a green turn arrow light.
Statute
169.06

A steady red light not located at an intersection means I must stop at the stop line, a sign or at the signal post.
Statute
169.06

If a signal has been erected to control a movement or a lane I must obay that signal.
Statute
169.06

A steady circular yellow light means the light will soon be red. I must not enter the intersection, and if I am already in the intersection I must clear the intersection.
Statute
169.06

A steady yellow light means the light will soon be red. As a pedestrian, I must stop, unless another light says that I may cross the road.
Statute
169.06

A steady circular red light means I must stop at the stop line, before entering the crosswalk, or before entering the intersection.
Statute
169.06

Pedestrians must stop for a red light unless there is a "walk" light showing.
Statute
169.06

After a complete stop for a circular red light I may make a right turn (or left turn from and to a one way street), unless a sign says I can't.
Statute
169.06

If I want to go the way a steady red arrow is pointing I must stop and stay stopped until that light changes.
Statute
169.06

New signal lights are wired to allow the driver of an emergency vehicle to give it a green traffic signal.
Statute
169.06

As a pedestrian, I can cross the intersection on a steady or flashing "Walk" signal. I should not start walking on a "Don't Walk" signal, but I should finish crossing if I have started.
Statute
169.06

A flashing circular red signal means stop, look and go when it is safe to do so.
Statute
169.06

A flashing red arrow means I can stop, look and go in the direction of the arrow when it is safe to do so.
Statute
169.06

Flashing yellow lights mean I can go with caution.
Statute
169.06

A green "arrow" lane marker means I can drive in that lane.
Statute
169.06

A red "X" lane marker means I cannot drive in that lane.
Statute
169.06

A steady yellow "X" lane marker means that the use of the lane is being terminated and a red "X" light is coming.
Statute
169.06

A flashing yellow "X" lane marker means I can enter the lane to pass or make a turn.
Statute
169.06

A flagger may stop my car and hold me in place until it is safe for me to go on.
Statute
169.06

Any light or other device put up that keeps me from seeing a traffic light easily will have to be removed.
Statute
169.073

I must not possess or damage a traffic sign. If I am given a traffic sign, I must turn it over to the police or other authority within 10 days so that I will not get into trouble.
Statute
169.08

I must stop at a crash if my car was involved. I should move off the road if that is possible.
Statute
169.09

If I have a crash, I must give reasonable assistance to any injured people.
Statute
169.09

If I have a crash, I must stop and give my name, address, birth date, car license number, driver's license number and insurance information to the other people involved.
Statute
169.09

If I have a crash with a parked car, I must try to find the owner. If I can't find the owner, I must leave a note with information about who I am and notify the police.
Statute
169.09

If I crash with an object legally upon or next to a highway, I must stop and try to find the owner.
Statute
169.09

If I have a crash resulting in somebody getting hurt I must notify the police.
Statute
169.09

If I have a crash where a person is injured or more than $1000 damage is done, I must send a report to the commissioner of public safety within 10 days.
Statute
169.09

If I get in an accident where I was not at fault but I fail to stop or fail to notify the police, I may be punished with up to 3 years in jail and $5,000 in fines depending on deaths or injuries.
Statute
169.09

If a person involved in a crash is injured, I may take them to an emergency room, but I need to talk with the police as soon as possible.
Statute
169.09

If I cause a crash where someone dies, my license will be revoked.
Statute
169.11

"Prior license revocation" means a driver's license suspension, revocation or cancellation in any state using a car, snowmobile, ATV or motorboat.
Statute
169.121

If a police officer thinks I have taken drugs other than alcohol, I must submit to a blood or urine test even if I have passed a breath test.
Statute
169.123

If a police officer believes I have been drinking and driving, the police will determine which type of test is given.
Statute
169.123

If I drive any vehicle without regard for the safety of others, I can be arrested for reckless or careless driving on a road, in a parking lot, or on lake ice.
Statute
169.13

I must be aware of the hazards on the highway and must drive with caution including reasonable speed or I could be arrested for "inattentive driving."
Statute
169.14

The statutory speed limit in an urban area is 30 miles per hour.
Statute
169.14

The statutory speed limit in a rural area is 55 miles per hour.
Statute
169.14

The statutory speed limit on an out state freeway is 70 miles per hour.
Statute
169.14

The statutory speed limit on a metro freeway is 65 miles per hour.
Statute
169.14

The statutory speed limit in an alley is 10 miles per hour.
Statute
169.14

A city may post a 25 miles per hour limit in a residential area.
Statute
169.14

I must reduce speed at an intersection, railway grade crossing, a curve, a hill and a special hazard.
Statute
169.14

I must slow down when I pass an emergency vehicle stopped with its lights flashing.
Statute
169.14

Speed limit signs posted that are different than the statutory limit must have a proven reason for the change.
Statute
169.14

A "work zone" speed limit will be between 20 and 40 mph (55 on divided highway).
Statute
169.14

If I violate a work zone speed limit, my fine will be doubled.
Statute
169.14

When there is a minimum speed limit posted and there is no traffic, bad weather, or car problem, I must drive at or faster than that minimum speed.
Statute
169.14

I cannot sell, offer for sale, use, or possess a radar jammer in Minnesota.
Statute
169.14

"Radar jammer" is any device intended to jam a speed measuring device.
Statute
169.14

Unless there is a problem with traffic, weather or my car, I must not travel at too slow of a speed on a highway.
Statute
169.15

If I am driving an emergency vehicle, I may exceed the speed limit as long as the lights and sirens are on and I watch out for the safety of others.
Statute
169.17

On a two way road two lanes wide, I must stay to the right except to pass.
Statute
169.18

When meeting a car on a two lane road, I must stay on the right side of the center line.
Statute
169.18

When passing another car, I must pass on the left and not return to the right until safe to do so.
Statute
169.18

When I am being passed, I must move to the right and not pick up any speed.
Statute
169.18

When passing a bicycle or pedestrian I must stay at least three feet away.
Statute
169.18

I can pass on the right of a car turning left or a car on a road with two lanes in my direction as long as I do not leave the paved road.
Statute
169.18

When I pass another car, I must have 700 feet of open road and be done before I get within 100 feet of an oncoming car.
Statute
169.18

I cannot pass a car at the top of a hill or on a curve where I can't see 700 feet ahead.
Statute
169.18

I shall not pass a car within 100 feet of a tunnel, railroad crossing or at an intersection.
Statute
169.18

I cannot pass if there are signs or a solid yellow stripe on my side of the center line.
Statute
169.18

I can drive wide farm equipment extending over the center line if it is escorted in front by a car or truck with hazard lights flashing.
Statute
169.18

I must never go the wrong way on a one way street.
Statute
169.18

I must stay to the right of a traffic island.
Statute
169.18

On a road with two or more lanes in my direction, I must stay in one lane except for an occasional lane change.
Statute
169.18

On a three lane two way road without special signs, I may use the center lane only to pass or turn left.
Statute
169.18

On "laned highways" I must obey any signs telling me to use certain lanes.
Statute
169.18

If there are signs telling my type of traffic to use a certain lane, I must use that lane.
Statute
169.18

If I yield to bicyclists, bicycle lanes can be used to park or make right turns.
Statute
169.18

I must stay a safe distance from the car ahead.
Statute
169.18

If I am driving a truck or car with a trailer, I must keep 500 feet of following distance, except to pass.
Statute
169.18

I must maintain 500 feet of following distance behind an emergency vehicle.
Statute
169.18

On a divided highway, I must stay to the right unless directed to do otherwise and must not cross the median except where it is designed to be crossed.
Statute
169.18

If I am traveling slower than other traffic, I must stay close to the right edge or lane except to pass or turn left.
Statute
169.18

I must make a right turn from and into the right lane.
Statute
169.19

Turning left from a two way road, I must start and end in the lanes nearest the center line. I should try to stay to the left of the center of the intersection.
Statute
169.19

When turning from a two way road to a one way road, I should make a left turn from and into the left lane going in my direction.
Statute
169.19

When turning left from a one-way to a two-way road I must leave the one-way from the left lane and enter the two lane to the right of the center line.
Statute
169.19

If I want to turn left when both roads are one way, both the approach and turn must be from and into the left lane.
Statute
169.19

If an intersection is signed or marked for turning using unusual lanes, I may follow those directions.
Statute
169.19

I should use a bike lane as a turn lane, but must yield to any bicycles.
Statute
169.19

I must have 1000 feet of visibility before I make a U-turn. I cannot make a U-turn on a curve or hill.
Statute
169.19

I must enter traffic from a parking spot with reasonable safety.
Statute
169.19

I must signal before changing lanes or turning and must be in the proper place on the road before turning.
Statute
169.19

I must signal at least 100 feet before a turn.
Statute
169.19

If I can, I must signal the driver behind me before I stop.
Statute
169.19

During the day, I can use arm signals or lights to signal what I am about to do.
Statute
169.19

I may use hand signals. The signals are straight out for left turn, up for right turn and down for slow or stop.
Statute
169.19

At an intersection without signs, I should yield to the car on my right.
Statute
169.20

At an intersection with all way stop signs or lights, I should yield to the car on my right.
Statute
169.20

If I am turning at a T intersection, I must yield to other cars.
Statute
169.20

If I am driving above the speed limit, I lose all right-of-way which I might have had.
Statute
169.20

If I am making a left turn, I must yield to oncoming traffic.
Statute
169.20

Before entering or crossing a highway, I must stop and yield to traffic on the highway. After that is done other traffic must yield to me.
Statute
169.20

At an intersection with a stop sign, I must stop before entering the intersection and yield to other traffic as I turn or cross.
Statute
169.20

I must yield to other traffic when I enter or cross a road from a driveway or yard.
Statute
169.20

When an emergency vehicle with red lights and siren approaches, I must stop at the nearest shoulder and stay stopped until it passes.
Statute
169.20

If I drive an emergency vehicle, I must drive safely.
Statute
169.20

When I am in a funeral procession with my lights on and I am staying close to the car ahead, I have the right-of-way over all traffic except an emergency vehicle.
Statute
169.20

I must yield the right-of-way when a transit bus is leaving a bus stop.
Statute
169.20

At a yield sign, I must stop to yield the right-of-way to pedestrians or other traffic.
Statute
169.201

I must yield the right-of-way to a pedestrian with a white cane or guide dog at any intersection.
Statute
169.202

As a pedestrian, I must obey traffic signals.
Statute
169.21

I must yield to a pedestrian at a crosswalk or intersection.
Statute
169.21

I must not pass a car yielding to a pedestrian.
Statute
169.21

I must not drive through a group of school children crossing a road. A police officer can arrest me for up to four hours after I do drive through a group.
Statute
169.21

A violator of pedestrian rights may be sent to jail for 90 days and fined up to $700.00. A second violation within one year may cause the violator to go to jail for one year and be fined $3,000.00.
Statute
169.21

Pedestrians crossing a road at a place other than at an intersection must yield the right-of-way to all cars on the road.
Statute
169.21

If pedestrian tunnels or overhead crossings have been provided, pedestrians not using them must yield the right-of-way to cars.
Statute
169.21

As a pedestrian in an area with signal lights on each block, I must only cross at marked crosswalks.
Statute
169.21

I must use care not to run into a pedestrian or bicycle and honk the horn when a child or obviously confused person is on the road.
Statute
169.21

As a pedestrian, I must try to keep to the right in a crosswalk.
Statute
169.21

As a pedestrian, I should use the sidewalk or use the left edge of a road if there is no sidewalk.
Statute
169.21

I must not stand on the edge of a road asking for a ride, work or contributions.
Statute
169.22

Bike riders must obey all traffic laws that could be applied to bikes.
Statute
169.222

I must not have more people on a bike than there are seats.
Statute
169.222

A bike rider should not hold on to other vehicles.
Statute
169.222

As a bicyclist, I must warn a pedestrian with a sound and yield the right-of-way.
Statute
169.222

I must ride a bicycle as close to the right side of the road as possible except to pass, turn left, or avoid a problem.
Statute
169.222

I must ride a bicycle in the same direction as car traffic.
Statute
169.222

As long as we don't block traffic, I may ride a bicycle next to another bicyclist but not three abreast.
Statute
169.222

I may not ride a bicycle on a business area sidewalk unless the city permits it. A city may require bicycles to stay off other sidewalks.
Statute
169.222

When riding on a bikeway, I must give other bicyclists or pedestrians plenty of room.
Statute
169.222

When riding a bicycle on a sidewalk I should act like a pedestrian.
Statute
169.222

When riding a bicycle, I must not carry anything that keeps me from riding properly.
Statute
169.222

When riding a bicycle at night, I must have a white light in front and a red reflector or light in the back.
Statute
169.222

My bicycle must have brakes that can make my bicycle skid on a dry, level pavement.
Statute
169.222

My bicycle's handlebars must be lower than my shoulders.
Statute
169.222

My bicycle must be small enough for me to put one foot on the ground when I stop.
Statute
169.222

While riding my bicycle, I must signal for 100 feet before turning.
Statute
169.222

I may park my bicycle on a sidewalk or road unless it blocks the flow of traffic, or a sign says not to.
Statute
169.222

To legally ride a motorized bike or electric-assisted bicycle I must wear protective head gear.
Statute
169.223

I can ride a motorized bicycle with a class D license or a motorized bicycle license.
Statute
169.223

I can't drive through a safety zone at any time.
Statute
169.25

I must stop ten feet from a railroad crossing if a warning signal is showing, a crossing gate is down, or a train can be seen. I can proceed only when it is safe.
Statute
169.26

I may be arrested within four hours after I drive around a railroad crossing gate.
Statute
169.26

All driver education classes must include railroad-highway grade crossing safety content.
Statute
169.26

School buses, other buses, and trucks carrying explosives must stop at railroad crossings.
Statute
169.28

A railroad crossing will be marked "exempt" if it is abandoned or used less than five times a year. A school bus or gas truck does not have to stop at these crossings.
Statute
169.28

I can not change directions on a controlled access highway except at a marked crossing.
Statute
169.305

I can only enter and leave a controlled access highway at a marked entrance or exit.
Statute
169.305

Unless I have special permission, I cannot turn around on a controlled access highway at a crossover marked "No U Turn".
Statute
169.305

If a highway entrance has a sign prohibiting bikes and other slow traffic, I should not ride my bike on that road.
Statute
169.305

It is illegal to back my car when I am on a controlled access highway.
Statute
169.305

I must stop before the sidewalk or crosswalk at the exit of any alley, driveway, or building and yield to pedestrians and traffic.
Statute
169.31

I must not open my car door until it is safe to do so. I must not leave a door open on the traffic side of my car after passengers have entered or exited.
Statute
169.315

I must not stop or park on a country road unless there is no other choice. I must leave 20 feet of road for other traffic to pass and be visible for 200 feet in both directions.
Statute
169.32

If I park my car in an illegal place, the police can move it to a safer place.
Statute
169.33

I must not move a car, belonging to somebody else, into a no parking zone.
Statute
169.34

I must not park a camping trailer on a highway right-of-way.
Statute
169.34

I must not stop if directed by a peace officer to proceed.
Statute
169.34

I must not park within 30 feet of a stop sign, signal light or safety zone.
Statute
169.34

I must not park within 50 feet of a railroad crossing.
Statute
169.34

I must not park on a sidewalk, in front of a driveway, or in an intersection.
Statute
169.34

I must not park within 10 feet of a fire hydrant.
Statute
169.34

I must not park on a crosswalk or within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an intersection.
Statute
169.34

I must not park within 20 feet of a fire station driveway or across the street from a fire station driveway.
Statute
169.34

I must not park alongside a construction project or alongside another parked car.
Statute
169.34

I must not park on a bridge or where signs tell me that parking is not permitted.
Statute
169.34

I can park anywhere, without getting a ticket, if I am helping another motorist and have used reasonable safety precautions.
Statute
169.342

The fine for misuse of the handicapped parking system is $500.
Statute
169.345

I cannot park in a handicapped parking space unless I am handicapped and have a handicapped permit on or in my car.
Statute
169.346

I must not even block a handicapped parking space.
Statute
169.346

Except where angle parking is permitted, I must park my car on the right side parallel to and within 12 inches of the curb.
Statute
169.35

I can parallel park on roads without curbs to the right of the paved, improved or traveled part of the road.
Statute
169.35

On one-way streets I may park my car parallel to and within 12 inches of the curb on the left side of the street.
Statute
169.35

If I leave my car unattended, I must put on the parking brake and turn the wheels toward the curb.
Statute
169.36

I cannot drive a car with a load or a passenger blocking my view to the front and sides.
Statute
169.37

When I drive through canyons or on mountain highways I must stay to the right and honk when I am within 200 feet of a curve I cannot see around.
Statute
169.38

It is illegal to coast down the hill in neutral.
Statute
169.39

I must not follow a fire truck with lights and siren closer than 500 feet, nor park on the block where a fire truck has parked to fight a fire.
Statute
169.40

I must not park within 50 feet of a driveway entrance of a fire station where fire trucks are returning.
Statute
169.40

I must not cross an unprotected fire hose unless directed to do so.
Statute
169.41

I may not throw any trash on the road or ditch.
Statute
169.42

If a bag of leaves falls from my pickup truck I must stop and pick it up.
Statute
169.42

I cannot throw snowballs or other objects at cars.
Statute
169.42

A violation of the "littering" law will be included on my driving record. A second violation calls for a minimum $400.00 fine and up to eight hours of picking up litter along the highway.
Statute
169.42

I may not drive or park a truck with the tailgate swinging loose.
Statute
169.43

I may not pass a school bus on the right if the yellow or red flashing lights are showing.
Statute
169.444

If a school bus stops with its stop signal arm out and flashing red lights on, I must stop 20 feet away unless there is on a divider between my lane and the bus.
Statute
169.444

If I do not stop for a school bus the fine will be $300 or more. If a police officer believes that I have not stopped for a bus within the past four hours, I can be arrested.
Statute
169.444

All driver education students and all police trainees must be taught about the safety of school children getting on and off a school bus and the penalties for violating the law.
Statute
169.446

I may not have any sled or bike hitched to my car.
Statute
169.46

I can be arrested for driving an unsafe car on the road. This includes not having proper lights showing.
Statute
169.47

I may not have a TV screen visible to me while I am driving.
Statute
169.471

I may not wear headphones over both ears while driving a car.
Statute
169.471

I must have my lights on from sunset to sunrise, when it is raining or snowing, and when I can not see clearly for 500 feet because of fog, smoke or other problems.
Statute
169.48

My car or truck must have two sets of headlights. My motorcycle must have one or two headlights.
Statute
169.49

My car or truck must have two red taillights, a white license plate light and red reflectors showing to the rear.
Statute
169.50

I must have a red, yellow or orange flag on any load that is four or more feet behind my back bumper during the day. At night a red light is needed.
Statute
169.52

If I drive any vehicle designed to go less than 30 miles per hour, it must have a slow-moving vehicle sign. This even includes animal drawn units and golf carts.
Statute
169.522

There is a white on black slow-moving vehicle emblem that may be used on by people who have a special permit.
Statute
169.522

If I stop my car along a highway at night, there must be lights that show 500 feet, white or amber in front, and red in back.
Statute
169.53

A horse drawn buggy must have a white light or reflector in the front and a red light or reflector on the back when on a highway.
Statute
169.55

All farm equipment driven or pulled on a highway must have lights or reflectors on the front and rear of the unit or units.
Statute
169.55

My car or truck can have fog lights mounted low in front, and a spotlight as long as it is not pointed at the road.
Statute
169.56

I must have two red brake lights and two turn signal lights on my car. These must be clean and not be changed or covered.
Statute
169.57

My car can have fender lights, running board lights, backup lights, and four-way flashers.
Statute
169.59

My car should have headlights that show a person 350 feet ahead on high beam and 100 feet on low beam. A dashboard light shows which lights are on.
Statute
169.60

On my car I cannot have colored or flashing lights or covers on any lights.
Statute
169.64

My car should have two ways of applying brakes.
Statute
169.67

My car must have two sets of brakes that can stop the car. Large trailers must have their own brakes.
Statute
169.67

My car must have a horn that can be heard 200 feet away. I can't substitute a siren, whistle or bell for a horn.
Statute
169.68

Emergency vehicles must have a siren that can be heard 500 feet away, but the siren can only be used in an emergency or pursuit situation.
Statute
169.68

Every child under four years old must be in a child restraint unless my car does not have seat belts installed.
Statute
169.685

I must have any child under four years of age in a properly fastened child safety seat.
Statute
169.685

My front seat passengers and I, as well as any kids under 11 must wear seat belts.
Statute
169.686

There are a few people who do not need to be buckled up including people with medical reasons, delivery persons, people in older vehicles and farm workers.
Statute
169.686

My car must have a working muffler.
Statute
169.69

I cannot drive a car that violates the noise rules adopted by the pollution control agency.
Statute
169.693

I must have mirrors so I can see 200 feet to the rear while I drive.
Statute
169.70

My car's windshield should not have cracks that limit my view and no window should have any unauthorized stickers. I should not have anything hanging from the rearview mirror.
Statute
169.71

I must have windshield wipers on my car.
Statute
169.71

I must have my windshield clear of frost or steam while driving.
Statute
169.71

I may not have reflective or very dark material on my car's windows.
Statute
169.71

Unless I have special permission, only tires made of rubber may touch the road.
Statute
169.72

I could be arrested for driving with poor tires.
Statute
169.724

My car must have front and rear bumpers.
Statute
169.73

Fenders are needed over all tires on my vehicle.
Statute
169.734

Safety glass must be used for windows in my car.
Statute
169.74

I can install a bug deflector on my car.
Statute
169.743

If I am towing a travel trailer at night, I must have three flares, reflective triangles, or electric red lights.
Statute
169.75

If I am hauling a cargo of flammable liquids or gases, I must have three electric red lights or reflective triangles to put out in case of trouble.
Statute
169.75

If my car uses liquefied petroleum gas or natural gas as fuel, it must be labeled near the gas tank.
Statute
169.762

If I drive my car on Minnesota roads I have consented to a spot check of all required equipment by the highway patrol .
Statute
169.771

Every car I drive must have current license plates showing.
Statute
169.79

My car must have front and rear license plates to be driven or parked on a road and they must be free of blurring material.
Statute
169.79

I must tell who owns the car I am driving and give insurance policy information to a police officer or court.
Statute
169.792

I must show proof of insurance for a car I am driving, even if I am not the owner.
Statute
169.792

I must be able to give the name and address of the owner of any car I am driving.
Statute
169.792

If my car is used by someone else, I may be required to show proof of insurance to the authorities.
Statute
169.792

When my car is pulling a trailer, it must have a strong enough hitch and have safety chains hooked.
Statute
169.82

If I help or permit someone else to break a traffic law, I am also guilty of the violation.
Statute
169.90

"Alcohol concentration" means the percent of alcohol in blood using grams per 100 milliliters or the equivalent breath or urine test.
Statute
169A.03

The seriousness of my DUI offence increases if I have my 10 year old cousin in my car when I am stopped.
Statute
169A.03

The seriousness of my DUI offence increases if I test .02 BAC or higher.
Statute
169A.03

The seriousness of my DUI offence increases if I had a previous arrest in the last 10 years.
Statute
169A.03

The driving under the influence laws also apply to using ATV's and motorboats under power.
Statute
169A.03

"Prior impaired driving conviction" means a previous conviction for impaired driving as a juvenile or adult.
Statute
169A.03

"Prior impaired driving conviction" means a previous conviction for impaired driving as a juvenile or adult.
Statute
169A.03

If I am under the influence and drive an ATV or motorboat, I will be guilty of a crime.
Statute
169A.07

It is a crime for me to drive a car under the influence of drugs, including alcohol, that keep me from driving correctly.
Statute
169A.20

If I drive a commercial vehicle, my alcohol concentration limit is 0.04. If I drive a school bus, I must not have any measurable alcohol concentration .
Statute
169A.20

I can be charged with refusing to take a drug or alcohol test if a police officer thinks I may be under the influence.
Statute
169A.20

If I am convicted for driving under the influence for a third time in ten years, my vehicle r licence plates may be impounded.
Statute
169A.275

If I am convicted for driving under the influence for a third time in ten years, I will spend a minimum of 90 days in jail or alternative sentance.
Statute
169A.275

If I am convicted for driving under the influence for four or more times in ten years, I will serve at least 180 days in jail or equivilent sentance.
Statute
169A.275

If I am under 21 years old and I drive after drinking alcohol, my driver's license will be suspended for 30 days or 180 days for a second offense.
Statute
169A.33

If I am under 21 and convicted for driving after drinking alcohol, my license will be suspended for 30 days.
Statute
169A.33

I may not drink an alcoholic beverage in my car while it is on any highway.
Statute
169A.35

I may not have any opened bottle of alcoholic beverage in the passenger portion of my car.
Statute
169A.35

As the owner of a car, even if I am not there, I may be held responsible for open alcoholic beverages in my car.
Statute
169A.35

As an adult passenger on a charter bus or in a limousine, I may drink an alcoholic beverage without breaking the open bottle law.
Statute
169A.35

I can be arrested for refusing to take a drug or alcohol test even if the police officer did not see me using alcohol or drugs.
Statute
169A.40

I may be arrested for driving under the influence by a police officer even if I get out of the officer's territory.
Statute
169A.40

If asked to give a breath sample by an officer, I must comply or I will be charged with refusal to submit to testing.
Statute
169A.41

When a peace officer impounds my car, it will only be released to the owner or representative.
Statute
169A.42

After I have many violations, the law requires that the my car's license plates be impounded.
Statute
169A.42

As a repeat driving under the influence violator, I will only be let out of jail if my car's license plates are impounded, I report to a probation officer, I do not use drugs or alcohol, and I pay any cost involved.
Statute
169A.44

Having an alcohol concentration of 0.04 or more and having control of a car may be enough to prove that I was driving under the influence.
Statute
169A.45

When I sign the application for a license, I agree to have my blood, breath, or urine tested if a police officer thinks I may be driving under the influence. I will be told that taking a test for driving under the influence is required and refusal is a crime.
Statute
169A.51

If I am convicted of refusing to take an alcohol concentration test, my license will be revoked for 1 year.
Statute
169A.52

If I am convicted for driving under the influence, my license will be revoked for 90 days.
Statute
169A.52

If I am convicted for driving under the influence for a second time in ten years, my license will be revoked for 180 days.
Statute
169A.52

As an adult, when my breath test is between .07 and .10 a report will be made to the state. If there are two or more such reports within two years a chemical assessment may be required of me at my expense.
Statute
169A.54

Any police officer can impound the license plates of my car if I violate certain laws.
Statute
169A.60

"Designated offense" includes three prior license revocations involving alcohol within 5 years, four or more license convictions involving alcohol within 15 years, no proof of financial responsibility and violating restrictions listed on my license.
Statute
169A.63

My car can be taken from me if I violate some traffic laws repeatedly.
Statute
169A.63

The only place experiments on drinking and driving can be done is the Minnesota Highway Safety Center.
Statute
169A.71

All driver education courses must provide information on the effects of consuming alcohol or drugs, illegal drugs, prescription and non prescription drugs. Driver education courses must also provide information relative to the hazards of driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, the legal penalties and financial consequences of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and drugs.
Statute
169A.72

If I am involved in a crash and was under the influence, I may be sued by the other people involved even if I am not convicted in a criminal court.
Statute
169A.76

My license may be suspended if I fail to report a crash when required to do so.
Statute
170.24

"Farm tractor" is a motor vehicle used primarily to pull farm equipment.
Statute
171.01

"Motor vehicle" is any vehicle that is self-propelled or towed by a motor vehicle and does not get power from overhead wires. A snowmobile is not a motor vehicle except for the DUI law.
Statute
171.01

"Nonresident" is a person who does not live in this state.
Statute
171.01

As a Minnesota driver, I must have a driver's license for the class of vehicle that I am driving and I cannot have a driver's license from two or more states.
Statute
171.02

A class B license, with proper endorsements, will allow me to drive any single unit vehicle including busses or to tow up to 10,000 pounds.
Statute
171.02

A class A license, with proper endorsements, will allow me to drive any vehicle.
Statute
171.02

A class D license will allow me to drive cars, pickup trucks, vans and under certain conditions large farm trucks, fire trucks and personal recreational vehicles; and tow small trailers.
Statute
171.02

A class C license, with proper endorsements, will allow me to drive class D vehicles hauling hazardous materials or school children.
Statute
171.02

I do not need a Minnesota license if I am driving a U. S. government car while working for the government.
Statute
171.03

I do not need a Minnesota license if I am driving a farm tractor or other machinery.
Statute
171.03

I may drive in Minnesota while visiting from another state or country if I am at least 15 years old and have a valid driver's license.
Statute
171.03

As new resident, I may drive using my old license for only 60 days after becoming a resident of Minnesota.
Statute
171.03

I do not need a Minnesota license if I am driving a snowmobile.
Statute
171.03

People under 18 years old, must pass driver education and get their parent's or guardian's approval in order to apply for a driver's license.
Statute
171.04

If I am under 18 years old, I must hold my permit for six months before I can take the road test.
Statute
171.04

Driver education classes in a public school must be open to all students living in the school district and the fee charged may be up to the actual cost of conducting the program.
Statute
171.04

If I am under 18 years old, I must hold my permit for six months before I can take the road test.
Statute
171.04

If I am under 18 years old, I must have a permit for 6 months before applying for a driver's license.
Statute
171.04


Statute
171.04

I can not get a new license while my old license is suspended.
Statute
171.04

After my driver's license is revoked, I must prove "financial responsibility" before I can get a new license.
Statute
171.04

A "drug dependent" person cannot hold a driver's license.
Statute
171.04

Until I am cured, I cannot get a driver's license if I have been judged incompetent due to mental illness, mental deficiency, or inebriation.
Statute
171.04

I must pass the tests to get a license.
Statute
171.04

I may have to show proof of financial responsibility in order to apply for a driver's license.
Statute
171.04

The commissioner of public safety can refuse to issue a license to me to protect the public safety.
Statute
171.04

A license will not be issued to me if I have some physical or mental disabilities or diseases.
Statute
171.04

If I am a child, the court can prevent me from getting a license until certain conditions are met.
Statute
171.04

If my license is canceled, I cannot get a new license until the cancellation period has ended.
Statute
171.04

If I am 15 years old and my parent or guardian needs me to help with farm work, I can obtain a farm work license. Driving is limited to 20 miles from home and for farm work only.
Statute
171.041

The applicant for a restricted license for farm work is not required to comply with the six-month instruction permit possession provisions of sections 171.04, subdivision 1, clause (2), and 171.05, subdivision 2a.
Statute
171.041

If I am 15 years old and have a family medical problem, I can get a restricted medical license. This must be verified by my parent or guardian and a doctor and my license may carry limitations.
Statute
171.042

The commissioner of public safety will inform my local police if I fail to keep insurance on my car.
Statute
171.043

If I am over 18, I only need to pass the permit tests and then I can drive for one year with a licensed adult in the seat next to me.
Statute
171.05

If I have passed a written test for a higher class license, I can use the test record as a permit for up to six months.
Statute
171.05

If I have passed a written test for a higher class license, I can use the test record as a permit for up to six months.
Statute
171.05

If I am 15, 16 or 17 years old and have an instruction permit, I may drive a car with an adult licensed driver. If I am only 15 years old that adult must be a parent, guardian or licensed adult approved by my parent.
Statute
171.05

My application form must be filled out and the fee must be paid before I can get my permit or license. The form must be signed in front of the person accepting it or a notary public.
Statute
171.06

Adding a motorcycle endorsement to my license will cost an added $18.50 for the first time and $13 when renewed. This will fund a motorcycle safety fund.
Statute
171.06

When I get married, I can use my current last name as my middle name if I change my last name.
Statute
171.06

When I apply for a permit or license I must completely fill out the form with correct information, except the social security number is optional.
Statute
171.06

When I apply for a permit or license I will be given a chance to become a donor or make a living will.
Statute
171.06

The license issued to me will identify me in a way that can't be changed, and if I am under 21 it will say "Under-21".
Statute
171.07

My driver's license picture is kept on file and could also be used if I commit a crime or refuse to pay child support.
Statute
171.07


Statute
171.07

If I have an Under-21 State ID card it will expire when I turn 21. A regular State ID card will then be issued to me.
Statute
171.07


Statute
171.0701

If I have a religious objection to being photographed or have a good reason to wear head gear options exist for proper identification.
Statute
171.071

I must carry my permit or license with me while I am driving. If I left it at home by mistake, I need to bring it to court or the police office to avoid being fined.
Statute
171.08

The commissioner of public safety can set restrictions on me if I have a reduced driving ability.
Statute
171.09

If my permit or license is lost or damaged, I must apply and pay for a duplicate.
Statute
171.10

If I pass the tests for an endorsement to allow me to drive a new level of vehicles, I must apply and pay for a duplicate license.
Statute
171.10

If I change my name or permanent address, I have 30 days to get a duplicate license.
Statute
171.11

My application for a permit or license becomes a permanent record in the state files.
Statute
171.12

Any accidents or moving violations I have while driving are noted on my driving record and can affect my future driving.
Statute
171.12

If my license is suspended or revoked because of an alcohol violation, the alcohol concentration test results will be recorded on my driving records.
Statute
171.12

If I prove that a cancellation, suspension or revocation of my license was not correct, all public records will be corrected.
Statute
171.12

Records for most accidents or loss of license are kept for up to five years. DUI violations are kept for up to fifteen years.
Statute
171.12

A violation of the 55 mph speed limit will not be recorded on my driving record unless I was going more than ten mph over the limit.
Statute
171.12

I must pass tests on vision, signs, traffic laws, and driving skills to get a license.
Statute
171.13

If I move to Minnesota from another state with the same kind of driving tests, I will not need to take any tests to convert to a Minnesota license.
Statute
171.13

The driver's manual shall include information on: a. driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs b. there is no "safe" level of alcohol c. the results of fleeing a peace officer in a car d. crossing at railroad grade crossings e. slow-moving vehicles f. bicycle traffic laws g. where to stop at a crosswalk and the penalties for failure to yield. h. organ donation
Statute
171.13

I must pass a vision test when I renew my license.
Statute
171.13

The commissioner of public safety can require me to retake my driving tests for any reason except for my age alone.
Statute
171.13

My doctor may report a problem which may impair my driving.
Statute
171.131

The commissioner may cancel my driver's license if I was not entitled to get a license.
Statute
171.14

My out-of-state driving privileges can be suspended or revoked by Minnesota.
Statute
171.15

If I am convicted in court of a violation of a traffic law, the court will inform the department of public safety except for parking or equipment violations. The court may recommend suspension of my license.
Statute
171.16

My license will be revoked if I am convicted of using my car to kill someone.
Statute
171.17

My license will be revoked if I am convicted of using my car under the influence of alcohol or other drugs.
Statute
171.17

My license will be revoked if I am convicted of using my car to commit a felony.
Statute
171.17

My license will be revoked if I am convicted of not giving my name or helping after an accident where someone is injured or killed.
Statute
171.17

My license will be revoked if I am convicted of lying about ownership or use of my car.
Statute
171.17

My license will be revoked if I am convicted of three traffic violations within a year that I could have been jailed for.
Statute
171.17

My license will be revoked if I am convicted of passing a school bus with the stop arm out.
Statute
171.17

My license will be revoked if I am convicted of a major violation in another state.
Statute
171.17

My license will be suspended if I am under age and convicted of using a driver's license to even attempt to buy an alcoholic beverage or a tobacco product.
Statute
171.171

My license will be suspended if I let someone else use my driver's license to even attempt to buy an alcoholic beverage or a tobacco product under age.
Statute
171.171

If I use alcohol or drugs illegally before I get my license, a 30 day revocation will begin when I apply for my license.
Statute
171.172

If I am under 21 and I possess or use alcohol, I will lose my driver's license or if I do not have one, I will have a delay in getting a license. The only exception is drinking at home with my parent's permission.
Statute
171.173

If I use a car to try to get away from a police officer, my license will be revoked for a year. A second offense will mean revocation for three years.
Statute
171.174

My license may be suspended if I there is evidence that I have committed an violation that requires revocation.
Statute
171.18

My license may be suspended if I do not appear in court or pay the fine for any traffic violation.
Statute
171.18

My license may be suspended if I do not report a change in my medical condition that could affect my driving.
Statute
171.18

My license may be suspended if I drink and drive and I am under 21 years old.
Statute
171.18

My license may be suspended if my violation causes a death, personal injury or serious property damage.
Statute
171.18

My license may be suspended if I am found unable to drive competently.
Statute
171.18

My license may be suspended if I permit my license to be used by someone else.
Statute
171.18

My license may be suspended if I do something wrong in another state.
Statute
171.18

My license may be suspended if I pass a school bus with the stop arm out a second time within 5 years.
Statute
171.18

My license may be suspended if I use an altered or fake license.
Statute
171.18

"Judgment" means a final court decision that I must pay money to someone.
Statute
171.182

If I fail to pay a court judgment, my license can be suspended until I pay the money.
Statute
171.182

My license can be suspended if I fail to pay child support.
Statute
171.186

It is against the law for me to have a fake or altered driver's license.
Statute
171.22

It is against the law for me to give a phony name or birthdate to a police officer or on an application for a driver's license.
Statute
171.22

It is against the law for me to take a driver's license test under another name or to let someone take a test for me.
Statute
171.22

It is against the law for me to claim a suspended or revoked driver's license is valid.
Statute
171.22

It is a misdemeanor if I drive after my license is suspended, revoked or canceled.
Statute
171.24

My license will expire on my 21st birthday and every four years after that.
Statute
171.27

If my license is ever revoked, I will have to retake the driving test and pay at least a $30 fee.
Statute
171.29

If my license is ever revoked for driving under the influence, I will have to retake the driving test and pay at a $260 fee.
Statute
171.29

Twelve percent of the $250 fine for driving under the influence revocation will NO LONGER go to the alcohol-impaired driver education account.
Statute
171.29

If my license is suspended or revoked, I may be able to get a limited license that will let me drive to work, school or medical treatment if I meet certain conditions.
Statute
171.30

My license can be canceled if my vision drops below accepted standards.
Statute
171.32

To drive "for hire" a person must be at least 18.
Statute
171.322

"Commercial driver training school" means a business which charges a fee for the education of people to drive cars. "Instructor" means a employee who teaches people how to drive cars.
Statute
171.33

A commercial driver training school and instructor will obtain a license from the commissioner and meet certain qualifications.
Statute
171.34

The department of public safety shall inspect commercial schools and examine instructors.
Statute
171.37

The department of public safety may revoke the license of a commercial school or instructor.
Statute
171.38

Statutes 171.33 to 171.41 shall not apply to a person giving driver training lessons without charge, to employers with driving schools for their employees only, or to classes conducted by colleges and high schools as a part of their normal program. A high school teacher may charge for teaching a person over 18 if there is no commercial school within 10 miles.
Statute
171.39

Minnesota will suspend or revoke my driver's license based on my actions in another state.
Statute
171.55


Statute
199.222

"Drug dependent person" is anyone who can't take care of personal affairs because of the abuse of alcohol or another drug.
Statute
254A.02

If I use a car to get away from a police officer and someone is killed or injured, I could be sent to jail for up to ten years and or pay a large fine.
Statute
609.487