MN SF206

Establishes a new gross misdemeanor crime for causing death or great bodily harm through aggressive, inattentive, reckless, or careless driving, punishable by up to one year imprisonment, $3,000 fine, or both

Covers seven specific driving behaviors: willful/wanton disregard for safety, racing, careless/heedless driving, failure to restrict speed, using cellular phones without hands-free, texting while driving, and falling asleep while operating a vehicle

Elevates the offense to a felony with up to ten years imprisonment and $20,000 fine if the person has a prior conviction for this offense, criminal vehicular operation, or criminal vehicular homicide within the past 20 years

Requires mandatory driver's license revocation for at least six months for a first violation and at least two years for subsequent violations

Does not apply to conduct prosecuted as murder, manslaughter, criminal vehicular operation, criminal vehicular homicide, or fleeing the scene of an accident; does not limit prosecution under other state laws