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The document outlines the requirements for individuals with multiple alcohol or controlled substance offenses on their driving record in Minnesota. It emphasizes the necessity of completing a specific notice to meet reinstatement criteria for driving privileges, warns that driving is prohibited until a reinstatement notice is received, and provides information about the collection and use of personal data by the Department of Public Safety.

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Can I get my interlock removed early in MN?

In 2023, Minnesota passed an important bill the Drivers License for All. This new legislation allows Minnesotans to get a standard state ID card, permit, or drivers license without needing to provide proof of legal presence. This is a huge step towards making roads and the community safer.

What programs help get your license back in Minnesota?

Driver Diversion Program (DDP) The Driver Diversion Program (DDP) was developed to support participants in paying outstanding citations and fulfilling state designated requirements necessary to reinstate a drivers license.

How do I get my license reinstated after a DUI in Minnesota?

Minnesota. To help you stay in compliance, we will need approval to remove your Ignition Interlock. However, we will remove your device at your request at any time.

How do I get my license back after a DUI in MN?

To get your license back after a DUI, you must complete the suspension period, pass the DWI drivers license exam, pay the $680 reinstatement fee, complete a DUI education program, and submit proof of SR-22 insurance if required. Some cases may also require participation in the Minnesota Ignition Interlock Program.

Is your license suspended immediately after a DUI in MN?

In Minnesota, the police will revoke your driving privileges immediately upon arrest for DWI. However, the law does allow you some time to get your affairs in order before you lose your right to drive for longer periods.