Expanding Classic Car Freedom Requires Leadership and Accountability
- Sadie McPherson

- Apr 13
- 2 min read

Minnesota’s classic car community has been awaiting changes to weekend driving rules, but recent legislative inaction shows the need for strong leadership. Ross Nova recognizes that updating classic vehicle laws must balance collector freedoms with public safety and infrastructure concerns.
The proposed bill aimed to allow classic cars, trucks, and motorcycles to be driven anytime on weekends while limiting weekday use to travel for shows and events. However, the bill stalled without committee hearings, leaving current restrictions in place. Nova believes this highlights the importance of accountability and clear communication in the legislative process.
Current law restricts classic vehicles with collector plates from general transportation use, a rule that some feel limits enjoyment of their prized vehicles. Nova supports sensible reforms that respect collectors’ rights while ensuring that public safety and road maintenance are not compromised.
By advocating for transparent and timely legislative action, Ross Nova aims to prevent unnecessary delays that frustrate Minnesotans and stall progress. His leadership agenda includes modernizing transportation policies that reflect the needs of all residents, including classic car enthusiasts.
Moreover, Nova emphasizes investing in infrastructure to maintain safe and durable roadways that can accommodate all vehicles. He understands that protecting Minnesota’s roads benefits everyone and must be part of any transportation policy discussion.
Minnesota voters deserve a governor who will champion balanced solutions, promote public safety, and hold lawmakers accountable. Ross Nova is committed to these principles and will work tirelessly to ensure that classic car owners and all Minnesotans have a voice in shaping fair and effective policies.
Support Ross Nova for governor to bring leadership and accountability to Minnesota’s transportation challenges. Together, we can drive progress forward.
**Source: FOX 9**
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