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Check state law before buying to be certain it is a legal e-bike. If you’re a parent considering buying an e-bike for your child, make sure they’re old enough to ride it.

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Look up crash statistics for insight on traffic safety behaviors across Minnesota.

Child passenger safety

This is the time to be overprotective. Learn about proper child safety seat requirements.

Helping you stay safe on Minnesota roads

The Office of Traffic Safety is helping save lives with programs that change dangerous driving behaviors and prevent tragedy on the road. Even one life lost is one too many.

Our education and enforcement efforts form a strong foundation for the Toward Zero Deaths traffic safety program. We work with our traffic safety partners statewide to help you stay safe as you travel on Minnesota roads.

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A birthday at a gravesite: What impaired driving took from one family

A celebration at a gravesite, thanks to an impaired driver this is how Trish Wehling must spend her daughter’s birthday. Hear her story of the high cost of impaired driving.

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‘You still have to live’: Surviving an impaired driving crash.

The Olsons sat down with us recently, talking about their struggles and their recovery journey as a family. They hope their story of moving from this terrifying crash back to normal will help raise awareness about the costs of impaired driving.

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