Is there a way to find out about unique traffic laws for the US states I'm traveling through?

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Aparna Patel
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24 Jul, 2023
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7/15/2016 2:49:18 PM

Visit the driving laws digest of the Automobile Association of America:

http://drivinglaws.aaa.com

This site has a list of laws for all 50 US States, Puerto Rico, and all Canadian provinces. For instance, here is part of the list of traffic rules for Minnesota:

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