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Repeatedly violate traffic laws. - ANS Suspension Are convicted in court for a violation that contributed to a traffic crash resulting in death, personal injury or serious property damage. - ANS Suspension Use, or allow someone else to use, your license for an illegal action. It is illegal to allow anyone to use your license or permit. - ANS Suspension Commit a traffic offense in another state that would be grounds for suspension in Minnesota. - ANS Suspension Are judged in court to be legally unfit to drive a motor vehicle. - ANS Suspension Failed to report a medical condition that would result in cancellation of driving privileges. - ANS Suspension Fail to stop for a school bus with its stop arm extended and its red light flashing, within five years of a conviction for the same offense. - ANS Suspension Are found to possess a fake or altered license. - ANS Suspension Make a fraudulent application for a license or identification card. - ANS Suspension Take any part of the driver's license examination for someone else, or allow someone else to take the examination for you. - ANS Suspension Falsely identify yourself to a police officer. - ANS Suspension Fail to appear in court to pay a fine on a motor vehicle-related violation when required to do so. - ANS Suspension Are convicted of a misdemeanor for a violation of Minnesota traffic law. - ANS Suspension Fail to pay court-ordered child support. - ANS Suspension Use, or allow someone else to use, a license, permit, or ID card to buy tobacco products for someone who is under 18 years of age, or alcohol for someone who is under 21 years of age. - ANS Su
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