2005 Minnesota Statutes - 65B.286 — Snowmobile auxiliary lighting system discount.

     65B.286 Snowmobile auxiliary lighting system discount. 


    Subdivision 1.    Definition.  For the purposes of this 
 section, the term "auxiliary hazard warning lighting system" 
 means a system installed by the manufacturer of a snowmobile as 
 original equipment or installed in a snowmobile by the 
 manufacturer or an authorized dealer of that manufacturer as an 
 aftermarket system that does the following when activated: 


    (1) a yellow light emitting diode (L.E.D.) light on the 
 front of the snowmobile that flashes at least once per second 
 and is visible at least one-half mile in front of the 
 snowmobile; and 


    (2) a red light emitting diode (L.E.D.) light on the rear 
 of the snowmobile that flashes at least once per second and is 
 visible at least one-half mile from behind the snowmobile. 


    Subd. 2.    Required reduction.  An insurer must provide 
 an appropriate premium reduction of at least five percent on a 
 policy insuring the snowmobile, or on that portion of a policy 
 insuring a snowmobile that is issued, delivered, or renewed in 
 this state, to the insured whose snowmobile is equipped with an 
 authorized auxiliary hazard warning lighting system.  The 
 premium reduction required by this subdivision applies to every 
 snowmobile of the insured that is equipped with an auxiliary 
 hazard warning lighting system. 


    HIST: 2005 c 132 s 20