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- Sep 28, 2026
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Ask a Trooper: A quick guide to slow moving emblems (opens the original)
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Question: I have a slow moving emblem for my vehicle. Can I use that when I am driving at normal speed limits or must I take that off? Answer: Vehicles designed to operate at 35 miles per hour or less must display a slow-moving vehicle emblem. The use of this emblem is restricted to the slow-moving vehicles specified in state statute and its use on any other type of vehicle or stationary object on the highway is prohibited.
Ask a Trooper: 'What if?' school bus question (opens the original)
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Question: I have a question about the lawful thing to do in regards to a school bus with lights flashing. If I am driving down a two-lane street with no stop sign and approaching an intersection with a cross street. A bus approaches from the cross street (my left) and stops somewhere before the intersection with red lights activated. Should I stop before the through-street (the intersection), or continue on with caution? The law says to stop 20 feet but, unless you are observant, you might not c
Ask a Trooper: How to properly wear a seat belt (opens the original)
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Question: I see a lot of people not wearing their seat belt correctly. Several of them have the shoulder belt worn underneath the shoulder/arm. Can you provide some education on this? Answer: Seat belt use is required with a properly adjusted and fastened seat belt, including both the shoulder and lap belt when the vehicle is so equipped. You are more likely to survive a car crash if you use both the lap and shoulder belts together.
Ask a Trooper: How do J-turns work in Minnesota? (opens the original)
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Question: I am seeing more and more of these “J-turns” in Minnesota. Can you explain those to people who might not be familiar? Thank you. Answer: J-turns are used to decrease fatalities and injuries caused by broadside crashes on four-lane divided highways. At a J-turn, drivers on the side street approaching the divided highway always make a right turn. To cross the highway or make a left turn from the side street: When making the right turn, you can cross both lanes and move into the left-turn
Ask a Trooper: School bus stop-arm law aims to protect students (opens the original)
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Question: I saw your last article was about stopping. With school just around the corner, can you talk about stopping for the school bus? Answer: I certainly can and with last year’s law change it’s a good reminder. Previously, the law required drivers to stop for a bus’s red flashing lights and extended stop arm. Alarmingly, this could create a situation where some drivers might pass the bus when the lights were flashing but the stop arm wasn’t extended. The updated law closes the loophole and
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