Faqs

No. Minnesotans are not required to carry any paperwork when traveling to and from their place of employment, or anywhere else. Minnesota residents are urged to comply voluntarily with this [...]

Minnesota residents are directed to limit their time outside of their homes beyond any essential needs.

Yes. As of February 2020, sale or possession of quantities larger than 42.5 grams is a felony in Minnesota. Depending on the amount of marijuana possessed or sold, the felony may be punishable by [...]

Yes, medical marijuana has been legal in Minnesota since 2014.

A copy can be requested from Minnesota’s Vital Records office.

Three documents you should always have with you in your car are your vehicle registration, proof of insurance, and driver’s license.

Yes. In Minnesota the law requires drivers to clear all frost from both their windshield and side windows to prevent accidents created from obstructed vision on the road.

Yes. In Minnesota it is illegal to shovel or plow snow onto roads and streets and can be punishable by a fine of up to $1000 and 90 days in jail.

You can receive a SWI at any age. However, it is always illegal to drink under the age of 21.

Other than one being a vehicle used solely on snow, yes. As in all cases, a variety of factors influence each individual case, but both are penalties incurred while operating a moving vehicle [...]