Mc 216 Form

To take a BDIC to remove points and keep a ticket from being reported to your insurance company, you'll need to receive permission from the Michigan Secretary of State. It's also worth noting that Michigan drivers can only take a BDIC course once in their lifetime to remove points from their driving record.

To qualify, drivers have to have two or fewer points on their record. The Secretary of State will mail a letter to those who qualify telling them they are eligible to take the driver-improvement course, either in a classroom, or online, to wipe out points.

Once the charge is issued, there is no statute of limitations, but sometimes courts will purge old matters after a number of years.

Points remain on a driving record for two years from the date of conviction.

Traffic fines in Michigan vary by court. If you do not pay on time, you will be charged additional late fees.However, there are penalties, including driver's license suspension and revocation, for repeat speeding tickets or other violations that exhibit a pattern of unsafe driving.

For example, under Michigan law, traffic violations remain on your driving record for two years. The chargeable period for a speeding ticket, however, could be three years or more.

You have 14 days from the date of the ticket to either pay or schedule a hearing.

In Person. The court accepts cash, check, or money order. By Mail. You may pay by check or money order. Online. Credit and debit card payments may be made online through GovPayNOW. By Phone. Credit and debit card payments are now accepted by phone through GovPayNOW.