Senate File No. 1091 is a legislative bill aimed at enhancing traffic safety in large cities within Minnesota. The bill proposes the establishment of a traffic calming program specifically for cities of the first class. It outlines the allocation of $10 million for fiscal year 2026 and an additional $10 million for fiscal year 2027, with these funds being provided from the state's general fund.

The money is to be distributed through grants that cities can use to implement various traffic calming improvements. These improvements may include the development of features such as speed bumps, raised crosswalks, curb extensions, painted intersections, and other similar enhancements designed to slow down traffic and increase pedestrian safety.

The allocation of the funds will be done in two ways: 1. Half of the money will be distributed based on the population size of the cities relative to the total population of all designated cities. 2. The other half will be distributed based on the specific financial needs of these cities as previously determined by state law.

This bill represents a focused effort by the state legislature to promote safer urban environments through targeted infrastructure enhancements.