Library Research Guides: Driving Traffic Laws Vehicles: Forms 2025

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The document is a notification form from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety regarding the assignment, release, or grant of a secured interest in a vehicle. It outlines the necessary steps and requirements for each process, including details on notarization, fees, and submission procedures. The form must be completed by the secured party and vehicle owner, and it includes sections for relevant information such as vehicle identification number, owner details, and secured party information.

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What branch of government is responsible for traffic?

The California Department of Transportations mission is to provide a safe, sustainable, integrated and efficient transportation system to enhance Californias economy and livability. The Traffic Operations Program is at the forefront of these efforts, providing better mobility for all modes of travel.

What are the new driving laws in Illinois?

HB 2431: Prohibits anyone from operating a vehicle while using an electronic device to access any social media site or participate in a video conference. This expands the Illinois texting and driving laws, and now, if a driver is using their phone in virtually any way, they could be held liable for causing an accident.

Who regulates driving laws?

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

How to file a complaint with NHTSA?

Complaints. Consumers who experience a vehicle issue that could be a safety defect are encouraged to file a complaint with NHTSA. Complaints can be filed through NHTSA.gov or by calling NHTSAs Vehicle Safety Hotline at 888-327-4236.

Who controls car laws?

NHTSA sets vehicle safety regulations, which can be found in title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations, and highway safety regulations, which can be found in title 23 of the Code of Federal Regulations.

Who controls driving laws?

State vehicle and traffic regulations are in all cases within the authority of the State legislatures. Execution and enforcement of those laws reside with the State motor vehicle administration, transportation, and police/patrol agencies, which may be separate or combined in various ways.