Minnesota's official nickname is The North Star State. It's also known as The Land of 10,000 Lakes and provides great opportunities for recreation and scenic drives all year round. For urban drives, explore Minneapolis' Grand Rounds Scenic Byway. This byway is the nation's longest continuous system of public urban parkways. Prefer a quieter drive? The Edge of the Wilderness Byway will take you past lakes, forests, swamps, and more in the Chippewa National Forest. Wherever you go by car in Minnesota, having the proper auto insurance coverage is important. Getting a Minnesota car insurance quote is easy with GEICO.
Minnesota requires the following minimum coverages on your car insurance:
While these are the minimum coverages Minnesota requires you to have, everyone's insurance needs are unique. Use our Coverage Calculator to determine how much coverage you need.
Minnesota has a graduated driver's licensing program. The first phase of the program is the learner's permit. To obtain a permit, a driver must:
A permit holder may drive only when supervised by a:
The next phase is the provisional license, for which the minimum age is 16. Drivers must meet the following requirements to qualify:
Provisional license holders may not drive between midnight and 5:00 AM for the first six months unless accompanied by a licensed driver 25 or older. In addition, only one passenger under 20 years of age is permitted unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. After the first six months of holding a provisional license, no more than 3 passengers under 20 years old are permitted. This rule does not apply to immediate family members.
The final phase of the graduated licensing program is the full license. If the applicant is younger than 18, he or she must have held a provisional license for at least 12 months before being eligible for this license.
To apply for a Minnesota driver's license, identification card, or instruction permit, you may present:
With the frigid Minnesota winters, knowing how to drive in snow and ice is critical. It is also important to use extreme caution when driving over frozen lakes. On Lake Minnetonka near the Twin Cities, for example, there are channels between the bays where the ice can be vulnerable to breaking all winter long. Follow all warning signs regarding ice thickness and weight limits whenever you are considering driving over or onto a frozen lake, and remember that ice is never 100% safe.
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