Revocation and licensing requirements for violations of impaired driving laws involving substances other than alcohol establishment and appropriation

This bill establishes new licensing requirements for drivers impaired by substances other than alcohol, such as drugs or cannabis, in Minnesota. It defines "substance-related violations" to include driving while under the influence of controlled substances, intoxicating substances, or various cannabis products, and sets specific license revocation periods based on whether the driver has prior impaired driving incidents. Drivers with no prior incidents face revocation of at least 90 days for failed tests, while those with prior incidents must complete ignition interlock device requirements or additional testing before their licenses can be reinstated. The legislation also authorizes rulemaking to implement these provisions and includes funding for related administrative costs.