Driver's license suspensions expanded to include all cases where a person is believed to have committed criminal vehicular homicide or criminal vehicular operation, and peace officers required to report all cases where a person is believed to have committed vehicular homicide or criminal vehicular operation.

HF 750 expands automatic driver's license suspensions to apply whenever a peace officer believes someone committed criminal vehicular homicide (vehicular manslaughter) or criminal vehicular operation (dangerous driving causing injury). It requires all peace officers to report such cases to the commissioner of public safety, rather than just certain types of cases under current law. The bill amends Minnesota statutes to trigger suspension based on an officer's probable cause determination, not just after a conviction. This change takes effect August 1, 2025, directly affecting drivers in these specific criminal cases.