This bill amends various sections of Minnesota Statutes related to drivers' licenses and the ignition interlock program. Key modifications include changing the no-alcohol restriction period for individuals with a valid driver's license from ten to twenty driving incidents, and enhancing the privacy of data related to driver's licenses and identification cards. Specifically, it introduces new provisions that classify data on credential identifiers and designations as private, ensuring that such information is protected under the law. Additionally, the bill mandates that the commissioner must classify an applicant's residence address as private data if requested for safety reasons.

The bill also repeals a specific provision regarding the applicability of implied consent revocation for individuals whose licenses have been revoked due to test failure or refusal. Other technical corrections are made throughout the bill, including clarifications on the definitions of terms related to the ignition interlock program and the conditions under which personal information may be disclosed. Overall, the bill aims to enhance the regulatory framework surrounding drivers' licenses while ensuring the privacy of individuals' data.

Statutes affected:
Introduction: 169A.54, 171.07, 171.09, 171.12
1st Engrossment: 13.6905, 171.09, 171.12, 169A.54