Minnesota Administrative Rules

7410.5500 OUT-OF-STATE LICENSE HOLDER WITHOUT DRIVING PRIVILEGES.

Subpart 1.

Driving privileges withdrawn in Minnesota.

A.

If an applicant with a driver's license from any other state who has driving privileges withdrawn in Minnesota applies for a Minnesota driver's license, then the applicant is required to meet all conditions for license reinstatement in Minnesota, including payment of all applicable reinstatement fees specified in Minnesota Statutes, sections 171.20 and 171.29, before the waivers in parts 7410.5400 to 7410.5600 apply.

B.

If the driving privileges of the out-of-state license holder were withdrawn in Minnesota and the out-of-state license is expired for one year or less, then the road test for a class D driver's license is waived.

C.

The applicant is required to pass the class D driver's license knowledge test unless the applicant has a Minnesota driver's license that is current or expired less than one year.

D.

If driving privileges are withdrawn for a violation under Minnesota Statutes, chapter 169A, or former Minnesota Statutes, section 169.121, 169.123, or 171.17, the applicant must pass a knowledge test on the effects of alcohol and drugs as described in part 7410.4520.

Subp. 2.

Driving privileges withdrawn in any other state.

If an applicant's driving privileges are withdrawn in any other state and the applicant applies for a driver's license in Minnesota, then the applicant's driving privileges must be reinstated in all other states before the applicant is eligible for driving privileges in Minnesota and for a waiver of the test requirements specified in parts 7410.5400 to 7410.5600.

Statutory Authority:

MS s 14.06; 171.04; 171.13; 171.165; 299A.01

History:

27 SR 465

Published Electronically:

October 11, 2007