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Drive with Pride Minnesota Driver's License Reinstatement Program. We assist with getting your license out of suspension, revocation, cancellation or withdrawn status.

GET VALID NOW! Drive with Pride is a corporation designed to assist you in obtaining your Minnesota driver’s license due to Suspense or Revocation, Fines, Collections, DUI/DWI, Civil Judgments or Child Support Holds. When you become a client of Drive with Pride, you are agreeing to be a partner in gaining your driving privileges. We are here to help you! Program Fee is $200, includes:
* Advocate to research driver's license records
* Advocate to research court records
* Obtain state requirements
* Design a customized self-help program based on your situation
* Referral information for related services

10/08/2026

Two major Minneapolis freeway segments are set to close this weekend as crews continue bridge work before winter arrives. LEARN WHY: bit.ly/47Dz6WO

10/07/2026

If you’ve noticed a lot more glaring headlights on the highway in recent years, you’re not alone. FULL STORY: bit.ly/4hOCjI3

10/04/2026
10/03/2026

Work zone speed safety cameras go live in the I-35W work zone in Burnsville next Monday, Oct. 5. If your vehicle is recorded driving above the work zone speed limit, you may receive a warning letter in the mail. Learn more about this pilot project, watch an educational video and let us know what you think: https://www.dot.state.mn.us/trafficeng/safety/traffic-safety-cameras.html

09/28/2026
09/22/2026
09/08/2026

Hiawatha Avenue will be reduced to single-lane traffic in both directions between Minnehaha Parkway and East 44th Street beginning Sept. 8. DETAILS: bit.ly/4A7JuDx

09/08/2026

A new law requires drivers to stop at least 20 feet from a bus when red lights are flashing, even if the stop arm isn't fully extended. LEARN MORE: bit.ly/4zPNGHP

09/01/2026

Minnesota’s first speed enforcement camera to go live is now issuing tickets.

The camera, located on Delaware Ave. in Mendota Heights, has just entered the third phase of the pilot program which means drivers going more than 10 miles per hour over the speed limit (41 in a 30) will receive a citation in the mail.

Citations go to the registered owner of the vehicle, not the driver — the camera only photographs the rear license plate. A first citation can be dismissed by watching a 30-minute video.

Data collected from the first two phases of the program show drivers are slowing down. The share of vehicles going 41 mph or more dropped from about 4% in the first phase to 2% during the warning phase — roughly cut in half.

The department says the project has cost about $5,000 so far in staff time and postage.

08/14/2026

Lime enforces bans and launches new speed and no-ride zones in Minneapolis after repeated unsafe takeover ride events. ⬇️Click the link in the comments to read more

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Wednesday 12pm - 4pm
Thursday 12pm - 4pm
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