Revocation and licensing requirements established for violations of impaired driving laws involving substances other than alcohol, rulemaking authorized, and money appropriated.

This bill establishes new licensing requirements for drivers impaired by substances other than alcohol, such as drugs or cannabis, in Minnesota. It defines specific violations related to drug and substance impairment and sets license revocation periods that vary based on prior driving incidents and whether the driver has a history of alcohol-related offenses. Drivers with prior impaired driving records who commit substance-related violations must use ignition interlock devices or complete testing requirements before regaining their licenses. The legislation also authorizes the state to create detailed rules for enforcement and appropriates funds for implementation.