Minnesota DWI

Minnesota DWI

Minnesota uses the term DWI (Driving While Impaired) for drunk driving, the second most common after DUI.

Minnesota is a great state for the Fair DUI flyer. The law does not require you to hand over your license. You can just show it through the window without having to roll it down.

Also, you are not required to sign traffic tickets so you don’t have to roll down your window for that either.

Also we should mention that Minnesota does not allow sobriety checkpoints. The flyer is intended for traffic stops, so it’s still useful. But please discuss it with a local lawyer before using it.