Certain requirements on driver's license reciprocal agreements established.
This bill requires Minnesota's Commissioner of Public Safety to investigate and negotiate driver's license reciprocity agreements with foreign jurisdictions (outside U.S. territories) that already have agreements with at least ten U.S. states. By October 1, 2025, the Commissioner must begin negotiations with these jurisdictions unless public safety concerns prevent it, in which case they must notify relevant legislative committees. The bill directly affects Minnesota's Public Safety Commissioner and the state's process for expanding driver's license recognition internationally. It does not change current driver requirements for Minnesota residents but establishes a timeline and criteria for future agreements with foreign countries.
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May 2025
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Introduced May 14, 2025
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Mary Franson
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