Driving without insurance in Minnesota is a misdemeanor. If this violation happens twice within ten years it is considered a gross misdemeanor. The penalty can be a sentence for imprisonment and a fine of not less than $200 but not more than the maximum fine applicable to misdemeanors. In addition to the fine a person convicted of this might also have their driver's license revoked.

According to Minnesota statutes a drier may produce proof of insurance no later than the date and time specified on the citation for their first court appearance. You will still have to pay the fine as well as show proof of insurance at the time of your court date. For specifics regarding your case contact the Department of Motor Vehicles in your area.

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