Traffic stops
Getting pulled over, documents, searches, and what happens roadside.
10 sections
Open ContainerMinn. Stat. 169A.35 — no drinking, and no open bottle, in a vehicle on a street or highway
Your Phone Behind The WheelMinn. Stat. 169.475 — hands free only, and $275 for a second violation
Speed LimitsMinn. Stat. 169.14 — 30 in an urban district, 55 elsewhere, and 70 on rural interstates
Reckless DrivingMinn. Stat. 169.13 — a misdemeanor, and a gross misdemeanor when it causes great bodily harm or death
Seat BeltsMinn. Stat. 169.686 — every driver and passenger, with a $25 fine
Driving While SuspendedMinn. Stat. 171.24 — a misdemeanor after notice of a suspension, revocation or cancellation
After A CrashMinn. Stat. 169.09 — stop, investigate, give information, and render reasonable assistance
Traffic StopsMinn. Stat. 171.08 — the license on demand, proof of insurance, and when a driver goes straight before a judge
Under 21 And DrivingMinn. Stat. 169A.33 — any physical evidence of drinking in the body is a misdemeanor under 21also here
The Lemon LawMinn. Stat. 325F.665 — a replacement or a refund after a reasonable number of attemptsalso here
Also for traffic stops
Often comes up with