Rain’s pouring across Minnesota—and that means your headlights are legally required, whether it’s night or day. The state’s driving laws demand lights when it’s raining, snowing, sleeting, or visibility drops below 500 feet. Winter’s coming, so don’t forget to clear your windows and signals too. Get pulled over? It’s still a ticket—but not automatic proof of negligence. With a major storm bringing 1–2 inches of rain to the Twin Cities and up to 4 inches further south, this is a reminder: simple safety steps like headlights can save lives on the road.
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