In Minnesota, driving a motor vehicle is a legal privilege. It is not a right. This is why drivers are bound by a number of limits as well as duties. One of the most important duties is that of stopping to render aid after being involved in a car accident. This law generally requires drivers who are involved in a crash to stop their vehicles, identify themselves, and render assistance and/or call 911.
Hit-and-run truck driver charged after East Bethel crash
Is the government shutdown affecting Minnesota drivers?
Many Minnesotans have been discussing and debating the issues currently plaguing the U.S. government. But unless you have been furloughed from your job as a direct result of the current partial government shutdown, you may not realize just how much it can affect you.
Motorcycling deaths in Minnesota this year already surpass 2012
Minnesotans know that winter is just around the corner. Once the leaves start changing and the air gets a little cooler in the fall, we know that it may just a matter of weeks before we will have to start digging our cars out from under then snow. Until then, however, people are making the most of the enjoyable weather.
