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

Summary

The bill amends Minnesota’s DUI statutes to define "substance‑related violations" and set specific license revocation periods for drivers who refuse or fail drug tests. It ties revocation length to prior impaired‑driving incidents and requires compliance with testing or interlock requirements before reinstatement. The measure aims to strengthen penalties for non‑alcohol impaired driving.

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