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MN SF3817
Bill
Status
2/19/2024
Primary Sponsor
James Carlson
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AI Summary
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Requires drivers involved in property-only damage collisions to report the accident to a peace officer, in addition to notifying the property owner.
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Mandates peace officers investigating fatal accidents to notify the commissioner of public safety within two business days using an electronic format.
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Specifies that accidents must be reported if they occur on trafficways, traffic rights-of-way, public lands, or trail systems and involve fatalities, bodily injury requiring medical treatment, disabling vehicle damage, state-owned highway infrastructure damage, or school buses or commercial motor vehicles.
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Clarifies that "disabling damage" excludes temporary repairs, tire disablement without other damage, headlamp or taillight damage, and damage affecting only turn signals, horn, or windshield wipers.
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Expands the definition of motor vehicle to include off-road vehicles for purposes of accident reporting requirements.
Legislative Description
Crash reporting requirements modification
Last Action
Referred to Transportation
2/19/2024