Nonemergency medical transportation providers required to operate vehicles equipped with a global positions system and rear-facing camera, compile information for each trip, and retain recordings for two years.

Summary

The bill mandates that any provider of non‑emergency medical transportation in Minnesota must equip each vehicle with a global positioning system and a rear‑facing camera, compile specific information for every trip, and retain the video recordings for two years. It applies to public and private providers serving Minnesota health‑care program beneficiaries and is intended to curb fraud and improve passenger safety. The legislation also updates related rules on wheelchair securement and provider enrollment.

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