- The administrative rules specifically regarding traffic vest laws for workers in Minnesota are duplicated in two places of the Minnesota Administrative Code: Part 5205 and 5207 for construction workers in particular.
- Damaged traffic vests must be immediately replaced under Minnesota law.
- Workers in high-traffic areas are not required to wear traffic vests if they are protected from oncoming traffic by barricades or other barriers.
- Emergency personnel such as police, paramedics or firefighters are required to wear reflective traffic vests when engaged in traffic control.
- In addition to these more stringent laws, Minnesota employees and employers must follow Federal OSHA standards found primarily in Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices.
Minnesota Administrative Code
Damaged Traffic Vests
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