Woodbury, MN

Woodbury bars anyone from running a radio, stereo, CD or cassette player, CB radio, paging system, musical instrument or phonograph loudly enough to unreasonably disturb a neighbor's…

Woodbury has no decibel-meter standard; instead, City Code § 13-1(c)(2)a presumes a noise violation whenever electronic sound or audio equipment is plainly audible 50 feet away between…

Woodbury treats animal noise that unreasonably disturbs neighbors as a public nuisance under City Code Sec. 5-25(3), with specific timing thresholds: repeated barking heard off the…

Woodbury holds both the driver and the vehicle's owner liable when a car stereo or audio system is plainly audible and disturbing under City Code § 13-1(c)(2)b, and separately requires…

Woodbury bars construction, utility, street-project and exterior building work that creates noise between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. under City Code § 13-1(c)(5). The curfew covers new…

Woodbury bars running gas- or air-compressor-powered yard tools, the category covering leaf blowers, between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. under City Code § 13-1(c)(5)b. Lawn mowers, hedge…

Aircraft noise in Minnesota is governed primarily by federal aviation rules, with state oversight through the Metropolitan Airports Commission and MnDOT airport zoning standards. Local…

Every private pool in Woodbury needs a fence or wall at least four feet high with no gaps over four inches, and any gate must self-close and self-latch. Above-ground pools with…

Woodbury requires a building official permit before anyone constructs, alters or repairs a private swimming pool, backed by a fence agreement and full plans. The city can revoke the…

Woodbury allows home businesses in residential zones only if run entirely inside the dwelling with no exterior signs, storage, or customer-visible activity, capped at one room or 25%…

Woodbury allows a licensed home-based daycare serving 12 or fewer children as a permitted accessory use in every residential zoning district, no special city approval needed beyond the…

Woodbury caps home-business customer visits at five vehicle trips per day and limits deliveries or pick-ups to two trips daily under City Code § 24-263(c). Customers may only visit…

Woodbury flatly prohibits exterior signs advertising a home business: City Code § 24-263(b)(8) bans any sign identifying the business, and § 18.5-44(4) separately lists 'home…

Minnesota Statutes section 28A.152 establishes the statewide cottage food exemption, allowing home producers to sell certain non-potentially-hazardous foods directly to consumers after…

Minnesota has never created a microenterprise home kitchen permit, and its food code closes the door from the other side. Minn. R. 4626.1425 says a private home, a room used as living…

Woodbury allows up to three domesticated pets per property under City Code Sec. 5-17, with no limit on aquarium fish. A fourth pet turns the property into a "kennel," which is…

Woodbury classifies bees as livestock, not a domesticated pet, under City Code Sec. 5-16. Sec. 5-17 confines livestock-keeping, bees included, to properties zoned agricultural of at…

Woodbury bans keeping non-domestic animals within city limits entirely. City Code Sec. 5-50 prohibits owning, caring for, or having custody of any wild or inherently dangerous animal…

Woodbury allows up to six chicken-hens on lots of 3.99 acres or less, and two per acre on larger lots, in the R-1 and R-2 districts under City Code § 5-17. Other livestock needs at…

Woodbury bans letting any animal run at large beyond its owner's property or on public streets and sidewalks under City Code Sec. 5-23. "At large" is defined in Sec. 5-16 as off the…

Chapter V, Section 2(b) of Washington County's Parks Ordinance No. 218 makes it unlawful to feed any wildlife or feral animals in a county park, covering deer, geese, raccoons and…

Washington County's Parks Ordinance No. 218, Chapter V, Section 2 gives the Parks Director discretionary authority to initiate wildlife population management techniques, such as culls…

Washington County's park ordinance (No. 218, Chapter V, Section 2) makes it unlawful to kill, trap, hunt, harass or disturb any species of wildlife, including birds, in a county park…

Commercial loading and unloading in Woodbury must happen in berths set back from residential districts and street intersections, and any resulting noise audible in a residential…

Woodbury requires a hard driveway surface for most homes: R-4 platted residential areas need concrete, pavers, or a bituminous surface, while other single-family residential driveways…

Woodbury bars stopping, standing or parking a vehicle in 17 specific situations, including on a sidewalk, in front of a driveway, within an intersection, within ten feet of a fire…

Woodbury allows one piece of recreational equipment, up to 24 feet long, per dwelling unit to be parked outdoors on a home's concrete or blacktop surface, kept off public streets, and…

Woodbury outlaws keeping a wrecked, junked, dismantled or nonoperating vehicle on private property for more than 72 hours, and caps on-street parking of any vehicle at 72 hours unless…

Woodbury bans parking on any street between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. from November 1 through April 1, and anytime after a 2-inch or greater snowfall until plowing is complete. Vehicles…

Woodbury prohibits parking or storing a long list of heavy and commercial vehicles in residential zoning districts, including trailers over 3,000 pounds GVW, box trucks and tow…

Minnesota Statutes chapter 168B governs nonconsensual towing and impoundment. It sets no cap on hookup, mileage, storage, or gate fees, and it creates no drop fee for an owner who…

Open burning in Woodbury is banned unless the DNR's authorized agent issues a written brush fire permit, applied for at least 24 hours ahead, subject to a site inspection, and capped…

Woodbury allows backyard recreational fires without a permit only between 8:00 a.m. and midnight, capped at three feet in diameter and two feet high, set at least five feet from…

New dwellings in Woodbury must have a smoke detector on every level of the home, on top of whatever the Minnesota State Building Code already mandates. City Code section 6-23 layers…

Washington County bans possessing, setting off or attempting to ignite firecrackers, fireworks, smoke bombs, rockets, black powder guns or other pyrotechnics anywhere in a county park…

Minnesota DNR designates statewide and regional wildfire restriction zones during elevated fire danger, suspending all burning permits. Restrictions apply uniformly within designated…

Woodbury taxes short-term and vacation rental stays at 3 percent under its local lodging tax, City Code Sec. 2-395. Section 2-394's definition of taxable "lodging and related services"…

Woodbury exempts a retaining wall built under a valid building permit from the separate land disturbance permit only while its unsupported height stays five feet or less; taller walls…

Woodbury's fence article does not set up a general fence permit system. The one permit it requires is a special use permit for the taller eight-foot barbed-wire security-arm fences…

Woodbury caps residential fences at six feet on rear and side lot lines, only four feet forward of the front corner of the house, and 30 inches across a platted front yard. A rear-yard…

Barbed wire and electric fencing are outlawed in Woodbury's platted areas under City Code section 6-145. Commercial, office, business park, and city center zones must also stick to…

Washington County lets property owners in its overlay districts build a fence right along the property line, but only if it does no physical damage to the neighboring property and…

A backyard shed in Woodbury is an 'accessory building' under City Code § 24-281(a): it must sit at least five feet from side and rear lot lines, stay under 12 feet of wall height and…

Washington County requires the primary structure containing an accessory apartment to be owner-occupied. Development Code Section 2.1(3)(B) states plainly that 'the structure in which…

Washington County's Development Code flatly bans converting a garage into living space. Section 1.1(11) of Chapter Two prohibits using a cellar, garage, recreational vehicle, trailer…

An accessory apartment in unincorporated Washington County needs a Certificate of Compliance in the Shoreland Management Overlay District, is capped at one per single-family dwelling…

Minnesota's tiny-home statute, Minn. Stat. § 327.30, legalizes "micro units", permanent dwellings of 400 gross square feet or less, but only when placed within a…

Woodbury caps weeds and grass at eight inches tall under City Code's 'eight-inch standard,' enforced zone by zone: R-1 lots must meet it within 20 feet of the dwelling, and noxious…

Woodbury lets owners of undeveloped land clear up to 30 percent of their trees with 14 days' notice, but building a permit for new development, or removing more trees, triggers City…

Washington County lets residents run a backyard compost pile without a county license, but caps its size at ten cubic yards. Ordinance No. 202 exempts Backyard Compost Sites from the…

Minnesota does not restrict collecting rainwater in barrels for gardens and landscaping, but plumbed nonpotable rainwater catchment systems that supply fixtures, water features, or…

Woodbury bars any tobacco product within 100 feet of a beach, athletic field or playground inside city parks and open spaces, and bans tobacco outright on the grounds of Central Park…

Woodbury outlaws noisy parties and gatherings that unreasonably disturb neighbors, presuming a violation under City Code § 13-1(c)(6) when gathering noise is plainly audible 50 feet…

Woodbury bans riding a skateboard or similar self-propelled wheeled device on private property without permission, being towed by a vehicle or bicycle, riding carelessly, breaking…

Woodbury bans smoking cannabis flower, cannabis products, lower-potency hemp edibles and hemp-derived consumer products anywhere in the city that counts as a "public place," with…

Woodbury bans open containers of alcohol on streets, highways, in vehicles, and in liquor-licensed parking lots under City Code Sec. 4-12(b). A separate parks rule, Sec. 16-59, bars…

Woodbury's disorderly conduct ordinance makes it a crime to congregate on a public street, highway or other public place in a way that blocks access to a building or free passage, and…

Woodbury caps garage and craft sales in residential areas at two sales events per calendar year per dwelling unit, each lasting no more than three consecutive days, under City Code…

Woodbury confines principal adult uses to the FD-3 freeway special impact district under a special use permit, keeping them 1,000 feet from other adult uses, residential districts…

Woodbury requires both a massage therapy business license and an individual massage therapist license, with 500 hours of accredited training, $300,000 liability coverage, and a 10:00…

Running an auto repair shop out of a Woodbury home is flatly illegal: City Code § 24-263(e)(3) lists 'Repair shop of any kind' among the home businesses the city prohibits outright…

Woodbury will not license a tattoo or body-piercing operation inside a residential dwelling: City Code § 24-263(e)(7) lists 'beauty salons, barber shops, nail, tattoo and body…

Woodbury licenses precious metal dealers, those buying secondhand items containing gold, silver, or platinum, through the police department, requiring daily reports on jewelry and…

Woodbury requires a police-issued pawnbroker license, a $1,500 investigation deposit, daily photograph or video ID of every seller, a 30-day resale hold, and set hours of 7:00 a.m. to…

Woodbury contracts with private towing companies rather than running its own impound lot. City Code § 15-32 requires the contracted towing company to take immediate possession of…

Woodbury requires every retailer selling tobacco, tobacco products, or nicotine or lobelia delivery devices, including e-cigarettes, to hold a city clerk-issued license under City Code…

Cyclists riding on a laned Woodbury roadway must stay within a single lane and may not ride more than two abreast or impede traffic flow, under City Code § 14-42(b). Motorized bicycles…

Woodbury's traffic code adopts the state definition of an electric-assisted bicycle rather than writing its own class system, then treats e-bikes the same as ordinary bicycles wherever…

Minnesota runs two separate tracks. A motorized golf cart, ATV, utility task vehicle or mini truck may use a public road only where the county, city or town has passed an ordinance…

Woodbury restricts residential solid waste pickup to 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, on the day assigned to each resident's daily hauling district. Sec. 19-8 requires weekly…

Woodbury requires trash and recycling carts to stay out of public view except on collection day. In platted residential areas, carts may go to the curb only after 6:00 p.m. the evening…

Woodbury classifies oversized items like furniture, mattresses and scrap wood as 'bulky waste' handled through a 'special pickup' arranged directly with a licensed hauler. Sec. 19-8(b)…

Woodbury bans putting yard waste into the regular garbage stream. Sec. 19-3(e) requires residents to haul it to a county compost site themselves, contract a licensed hauler to do so…

Woodbury requires every single-family, attached and multi-family household to separate targeted recyclables from the trash for curbside pickup. Sec. 19-3(h) fines residents who refuse…

Dumping garbage, refuse, recyclables, yard waste, HHW or major appliances on any Woodbury street, alley, park or private lot is unlawful under Sec. 19-4. Violators pay the fine set in…

Only a hauler holding a valid Washington County Operating License, backed by a Base License from its home county, may collect or transport household garbage generated in Washington…

Woodbury's Housing and Property Maintenance Code sets specific habitability rules for rentals: heat must run September 1 through May 31, window screens April 1 through October 31, and…

No one may let a residential building as a rental in Woodbury without a city license under City Code section 6-208. Licenses come in multiple-dwelling and single-dwelling types, run…

Since a 2023 amendment, Minn. Stat. Sec. 504B.321, subd. 1a requires a landlord to give a tenant 14 days' written notice before filing an eviction for nonpayment of rent. The notice…

Under Minn. Stat. Sec. 504B.211 a landlord must give reasonable notice of not less than 24 hours before entering a tenant's unit and may enter only for a reasonable business purpose…

Minn. Stat. Sec. 504B.177 caps late fees on residential rent at 8% of the overdue rent payment and allows a late fee only if landlord and tenant agreed to it in writing. The statute…

Under Minn. Stat. Sec. 504B.135, either party may end a tenancy at will with written notice at least as long as the rent interval or three months, whichever is less. For monthly rent…

Minnesota has no statewide rent cap and generally bars local rent control under Minn. Stat. § 471.9996, but it carves out one exception: a city, county, or town may control rents if…

Minnesota has no rent control statute and no dollar cap on rent increases. A rent change on a month-to-month tenancy takes effect at a new term, so notice follows the termination rule…

Minnesota sets no statutory cap on residential security deposits under Minn. Stat. § 504B.178. The landlord must return the deposit, plus 1% simple interest, within three weeks after…

Minn. Stat. Sec. 541.02 sets a 15-year limitations period to recover real estate, the basis for adverse possession. For platted, taxed land the claimant must also have paid the…

Woodbury requires a building permit for construction, additions and alterations under the Minnesota State Building Code, with fees set by the value of the work. Minor repairs under…

Woodbury requires a permit from the building official before any plumbing, sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water service or fire-extinguishing system work begins, with all work following…

Woodbury bars anyone from erecting, constructing, altering or changing an electrical system without first securing an electrical permit and paying the council-set fee under Sec. 6-38…

Woodbury enforces blight and property deterioration through its Housing and Property Maintenance Code, which adopts the 2006 ICC International Property Maintenance Code by reference…

Woodbury requires property owners to clear snow, ice and rubbish from the public sidewalk in front of their property within 12 hours after it stops accumulating. Uncleared walks are a…

Woodbury caps window signs at 30 percent of a building's total window area, with a hard ceiling of 80 square feet per street frontage. The rule applies inside nonresidential zoning…

Woodbury permits electronic display and reader board signs only within the sign area already allowed for freestanding or wall signs, capping brightness, banning scrolling or flashing…

Woodbury lets garage and yard sale hosts skip a sign permit but caps them at four signs total: three off-site and one on-site, each 6 square feet and 4 feet tall. Signs must sit at…

Washington County's outdoor lighting standards do not apply to temporary lighting used during customary holiday seasons. The Development Code carves out this exemption alongside…

Washington County prohibits nearly all signs, other than public utility warning signs, on county property or within a major highway or county road right-of-way. Illuminated signs must…

Minnesota Statute 211B.045 preempts municipal regulation of noncommercial signs during a defined election window. From 46 days before the state primary through 10 days after the…

Woodbury closes its parks, trails and other public sites nightly. Under City Code Sec. 16-40(b), the system is open only from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., and staying past closing without…

Woodbury bars juveniles under 15 from public places between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. on school nights and 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights. Juveniles 15 and 16 face an 11 p.m…

Every site under active land disturbance in Woodbury must install and maintain erosion and sediment controls under City Code Sec. 7-14, with a 24-hour deadline to clear sediment…

Woodbury bars developing or redeveloping land for residential, commercial, industrial, or institutional use without stormwater controls that manage runoff. City Code Sec. 27-27…

Woodbury requires one foot of freeboard above the regional (100-year) flood elevation. City Code Sec. 25-6 sets the regulatory flood protection elevation at that level, and Sec. 25-20…

Woodbury's floodplain chapter applies to any land the official zoning map shows inside a floodway or flood fringe district under FEMA's Flood Insurance Rate Map panels for Washington…

Development along Minnesota's Lake Superior shoreland outside Duluth must meet the standards in the North Shore Management Plan, set statewide by Minnesota Rules 6120.2800, subpart 1a…

No one may organize or take part in a parade in Woodbury without a permit from the chief of police. Applications go in 14 to 30 days ahead, and the chief can deny, revoke or reroute a…

Woodbury requires a parks and recreation department permit for exclusive use of park buildings, fields or facilities, and for any cultural, educational, political, religious or…

Woodbury property owners who spot a leak in their water service line must tell city offices within 24 hours. Wasted water from a late report gets estimated by the finance director and…

Washington County treats graywater reuse as a Type III onsite sewage system under Development Code Chapter Four, Section 19.5. Adopted as County Ordinance No. 206 and enforced by the…

Woodbury requires a building permit, and an interim conditional use permit for any deviation, before installing a solar energy system. City Code Sec. 24-406 sets a 15-foot height cap…

Minn. Stat. 500.216 bars homeowners associations and other private entities from prohibiting a roof-mounted solar energy system on a qualifying single-family home. Effective July 1…

Woodbury requires a separate annual license per vehicle for any mobile vendor selling food or goods from a truck on city streets, plus individual driver registration, liability…

Woodbury caps residential building height at three stories or 40 feet in the R-4 urban residential district, 40 feet in the R-2 single-family estate district, and two and one-half…

Woodbury sets minimum front, side and rear yard setbacks that vary by residential zoning district. The R-4 urban residential district requires 35 feet front and rear, 50 feet along a…

Woodbury limits building coverage on residential lots to 35 percent in the R-1 urban reserve, R-2 single-family estate and R-4 urban residential districts. The city's zoning…

Woodbury bars a cannabis business from locating within 1,000 feet of a school, 500 feet of a residential treatment facility, or 500 feet of a park attraction meant for minors…

Woodbury bars cannabis and hemp businesses from locating within 1,000 feet of a school, 500 feet of a residential treatment facility, or 500 feet of a park attraction used by minors…

Minnesota Statutes section 342.09 allows adults 21 and older to cultivate up to eight cannabis plants per residence, with no more than four mature, statewide. Cities cannot prohibit…

Woodbury bans placing any structure, fence, goods or landscaping in the public right-of-way or road easement that carries its sidewalks, including anything creating a sight…

Anyone who wants to excavate or obstruct a Woodbury public right-of-way, including the boulevard next to a sidewalk, needs an excavation or obstruction permit first. The city also…

Farmland already in agricultural use as of April 14, 1971 keeps its status as a permitted use in Woodbury under City Code § 24-301(a), shielding it from most zoning changes unless the…

Minnesota's Right to Farm law in Minn. Stat. 561.19 protects established agricultural operations from nuisance lawsuits when they have operated for at least two years and comply with…

Woodbury protects two tiers of trees by size. City Code Sec. 27-39 defines a 'Significant tree' by minimum diameter or height and a 'Specimen tree' as a hardwood 30 inches or wider or…

In Woodbury, single-family residential outdoor lights that aren't properly aimed are a code violation. City Code Sec. 24-236(c) requires all residential lighting to direct downward at…

In Woodbury, nonresidential and licensed multi-family properties can't cast more than one footcandle of light onto a public street centerline or a residential property line. City Code…

Washington County treats billboard illumination as an 'outdoor light fixture' under its Development Code, meaning billboard lights are subject to the same shielding, intensity and…

Woodbury requires every rental dwelling unit and multiple dwelling to hold a city license under City Code Sec. 6-208 before it is let, backed by annual fire code reviews for rental…

Woodbury lets residents bar solicitors outright by posting a placard reading "no peddlers, solicitors or transient merchants." Once posted, no registered solicitor, peddler, or…

Woodbury requires anyone going door-to-door to sell goods or services to register with the public safety department at least ten business days ahead under City Code Sec. 11-48, though…

Woodbury bans grills, open flames, and stored fuel on balconies above ground level, or within 15 feet on ground-floor patios, in any building with three or more dwelling units sharing…

Washington County requires every homeowners' association created for an Open Space Development to name, in its recorded CC&Rs, exactly who enforces the restrictions on the shared land…

Washington County requires an Open Space Development's Homeowners' Association to be formally established whenever the association will own the project's shared open space, with…

Washington County requires every Open Space Development homeowners' association agreement to spell out a mechanism for resolving disputes among the owners or association members before…

Washington County requires an Open Space Development's homeowners' association documents to spell out a mechanism to assess and enforce common expenses, covering upkeep, maintenance…

The Minnesota Common Interest Ownership Act requires open board meetings (Minn. Stat. § 515B.3-103), annual meetings with director elections (§ 515B.3-108), and gives owners broad…

Minnesota Statutes section 500.215 makes void and unenforceable any deed restriction, restrictive covenant, homeowners association document, lease term, contract, or even a local…

Minnesota Statutes section 515B.3-102(a)(11) lets a common interest community association levy reasonable fines for violations of the declaration, bylaws, and rules, but only after…

A Minnesota common interest community association can foreclose on your home without ever going to court. Minn. Stat. § 515B.3-116(h)(1) gives the association a power of sale to…

Minnesota is one of the states that runs the opposite way on this question. Nothing in the Minnesota Common Interest Ownership Act caps how far an association may restrict leasing…

Anyone filming for commercial purposes in a Washington County park or conservation area needs a use permit first. Parks Ordinance No. 218, Chapter IV, Section 1(b) bars operating a…

Washington County Ordinance No. 218, Chapter IV, Section 5 bans using any county park or conservation area as a starting or landing field for aircraft, hot air balloons, hang gliders…

Minnesota Statutes Chapter 360 classifies unmanned aircraft as aircraft subject to FAA regulation and state aeronautics rules. The Department of Transportation Office of Aeronautics…

Washington County's Public Health Nuisance Ordinance No. 165 bans conditions that harbor rats, mice and other vermin. A property owner who lets garbage go uncontained, matter…

Minnesota's Earned Sick and Safe Time law in Minn. Stat. 181.9445 to 181.9448 provides statewide accrual rights, while a separate state Paid Leave program under chapter 268B begins…

Minnesota issues permits to carry pistols under the Minnesota Citizens' Personal Protection Act, codified at Minn. Stat. 624.714, with sheriffs administering shall-issue permitting for…

Minnesota statute 471.633 broadly preempts local firearms regulation, reserving authority over the lawful sale, transfer, possession, carrying, transportation, storage, and use of…

Minnesota law treats open carry of a pistol the same as concealed carry, requiring a permit under Minn. Stat. 624.714, while long-gun open carry is generally lawful absent local…

Minnesota requires a permit to carry a pistol on or about the person or in a vehicle under Minn. Stat. 624.714, with state preemption barring stricter local rules under Minn. Stat…

Nonprofit, fraternal, veterans', and religious organizations need a license from the Gambling Control Board before running bingo, raffles, paddlewheels, tipboards, or pull-tabs. Minn…

Minnesota's gambling statute excludes "a private social bet not part of or incidental to organized, commercialized, or systematic gambling" from the legal definition of a bet. Under…

Minnesota has never authorized a licensed sportsbook. Placing a bet is a misdemeanor under Minn. Stat. § 609.755(1), and taking bets crosses into gross-misdemeanor or felony territory…

Minnesota does not run sobriety checkpoints, and it never legislated for them. The words checkpoint and roadblock do not appear anywhere in chapter 169A, the impaired driving chapter…

Minnesota is a one-party consent state. Minn. Stat. section 626A.02, subdivision 2, paragraph (d) makes it lawful for a person not acting under color of law to record a wire…

Minnesota has never enacted a general stop-and-identify statute. Neither chapter 609, the criminal code, nor chapter 629, the arrest chapter, creates an offence of refusing to give a…

Minnesota wrote the rule into the search chapter, not the legalisation act. Minn. Stat. section 626.223, added by 2024 Laws chapter 123, article 3, section 5 and effective 1 August…

Minnesota previously preempted local plastic bag bans under Minn. Stat. 325E.045, but the legislature repealed that preemption in 2023, allowing cities like Minneapolis to enforce bag…

Minnesota raised the minimum age to purchase tobacco and electronic delivery devices to 21 in 2020 through changes tied to Minn. Stat. 461.12 and 609.685, aligning with federal Tobacco…

Minnesota does not impose a statewide flavored tobacco ban, but Minn. Stat. 461.12 authorizes cities and counties to adopt stricter local rules including restrictions on menthol and…

Minnesota allows extra forward lighting but counts and measures it. Minn. Stat. 169.56 lets any motor vehicle carry no more than two spot lamps, two fog lamps mounted 12 to 30 inches…

Minnesota answers the dash cam question with a closed list rather than a measurement. Minn. Stat. 169.71, subd. 1(a)(2) bars any object suspended between the driver and the windshield…

Minnesota motorcyclists may split and filter, but only in slow traffic. Minn. Stat. § 169.974, subd. 5(f) still prohibits riding between lanes, riding abreast of another vehicle in the…

Minnesota leaves no room for a tinted, smoked or even perfectly clear plate cover. Minn. Stat. § 169.79, subd. 7 says it is unlawful to cover the assigned letters and numbers, or the…

Minnesota has never written a radar detector statute. A full-text search of the 2025 Minnesota Statutes on the Revisor of Statutes site returns zero occurrences of the phrase "radar…

Minnesota does not have a studded-tire season. Minn. Stat. § 169.72, subd. 1(c) bars any tire on a highway from carrying a block, stud, flange, cleat or spike of any material other…

Minnesota applies one light-transmittance figure to the whole car. Minn. Stat. 169.71, subd. 4(3) bars driving a Minnesota-registered vehicle whose side or rear windows pass less than…