Driver compliance services in Minnesota

CDL Testing & DMV in Minnesota

89 offices in Minnesota, from Minnesota Department of Public Safety, Driver and Vehicle Services. The most are in Alexandria (1), Arden Hills (1), Bemidji (1), Buffalo (1), Detroit Lakes (1). 20 are named by the state as CDL skills test sites.

BOC-3 Process Agents in Minnesota

74 agents in Minnesota, from Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. The most are in Albertville (11), Owatonna (10), Minneapolis (10), Duluth (6), Saint Paul (4). 74 of FMCSA’s registered blanket companies have an agent on file for Minnesota.

CDL & ELDT Training in Minnesota

53 schools in Minnesota, from Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. The most are in Saint Paul (4), Mora (2), Rochester (2), Rosemount (2), Eagan (2). By training type: Class B 42, Class A 40, Passenger 37, School Bus 34, Hazardous Materials 27. 4 asked the registry not to show a street address and are listed by town only. Another 10 registered instructors travel to the student in Minnesota, and 470 teach the theory portion online nationwide.

Truck Parking in Minnesota

52 sites in Minnesota, from Bureau of Transportation Statistics. The most are in Jackson (2), Adrian (2), Blue Earth (2), Hope (2), Avon (2). Together they have 700 truck parking spaces on 15 routes.

HazMat Training in Minnesota

27 providers in Minnesota, from Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. The most are in Rochester (2), Rosemount (2), Eagan (2), Willmar (2), Alexandria (1). 2 asked the registry not to show a street address and are listed by town only.

TSA HazMat & TWIC Enrollment in Minnesota

12 centers in Minnesota, from Transportation Security Administration (enrollment by IDEMIA). The most are in Rochester (2), Woodbury (1), North St Paul (1), Fridley (1), Brooklyn Center (1). 8 appeared in a search for HazMat endorsement enrollment and 12 in a search for TWIC.

What is not listed for Minnesota yet

Vehicle Inspection has no records in Minnesota in the registers this directory reads. For most of these that is because the state does not publish the list, or does not run the programme at all, rather than because nothing exists. The category pages explain what is and is not covered, state by state.