Bill > HF1982

This bill eliminates specific deadlines for active transportation safety training in Minnesota schools. Currently, the law required students enrolled in the first or second week of school to receive safety training by certain weeks of the school year (third week for some students, sixth week for others), and students enrolling after the second week were required to receive training within four weeks of their first day of attendance. By repealing these specific time-based requirements in Minnesota Statutes section 123B.935, subdivision 2, the bill removes the structured timeline for when schools must provide active transportation safety training. Active transportation typically refers to human-powered modes of transportation like walking and biking, and the safety training likely covers rules, best practices, and safety procedures for students traveling to and from school using these methods. The bill does not eliminate the requirement for safety training itself, only the specific deadlines by which it must be completed, potentially giving schools more flexibility in scheduling this instruction.

Education

https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/bill.php?b=House&f=HF1982&ssn=0&y=2025