HF3290

Premium reductions for accident prevention course completion expanded to all insureds.
Legislative Session 94 (2025-2026)

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Purpose of the Bill

The bill aims to expand existing automobile insurance premium reductions to a broader group of insured individuals within Minnesota who complete an accident prevention course or refresher course.

Main Provisions

  • Premium Reductions: Insurance companies must offer at least a 10% discount on private passenger vehicle insurance policies to insureds who successfully complete an approved accident prevention course. Previously, this discount applied only to those aged 55 and older.

  • Accident Prevention Course:

    • The Commissioner of Public Safety is tasked with establishing rules for motor vehicle accident prevention courses.
    • Courses must be at least four hours long and completed course requirements must be certified for premium discounts.
  • Course Repetition and Certification:

    • Individuals aged 55 and older can retake these courses every three years to maintain eligibility for the premium reduction.
    • Those who are 58 or older can regain eligibility for the premium reduction by completing a course, even if more than three years have passed since they last qualified.

Significant Changes

  • The bill modifies the age restrictions, allowing individuals younger than 55 to qualify for premium reductions if they complete the approved courses, thus expanding the pool of beneficiaries.

Relevant Terms

  • Automobile insurance
  • Premium reduction
  • Accident prevention course
  • Public Safety Commissioner
  • Course completion certification
  • Private passenger vehicle insurance

Bill text versions

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Actions

DateChamberWhereTypeNameCommittee Name
May 05, 2025HouseActionIntroduction and first reading, referred toCommerce Finance and Policy

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Progress through the legislative process

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