Driving While Suspended

Minn. Stat. 171.24 — a misdemeanor after notice of a suspension, revocation or cancellation

After notice. Driving a motor vehicle that needs a license while the license is suspended, revoked or canceled is a misdemeanor when the person was given notice of it or reasonably should know of it.

Minn. Stat. 171.24

Driving after revocation is a gross misdemeanor for a person who may drive only through the ignition interlock program.

Minn. Stat. 171.24

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Minn. Stat. 171.24 — Violations; driving without valid license

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