Unite Break License For Free

Hewitt said, violation of the 16-year-old driving curfew is a civil infraction, punishable by the curfew restrictions being expanded and/or extended. A violation could also result in the restrictions on passengers being expanded and/or extended.

The following restrictions are in effect the first nine months and can be extended until you are 18: You can drive alone, but you are limited to only one passenger other than your immediate family or a qualified adult. No driving between midnight to 5 a.m., unless traveling between home and school or work.

A 16 year old driver can have passengers in Michigan under certain circumstances. The Level 2 restrictions allow only 1 passenger under 21 unless: (1) the passengers are family; (2) a parent or guardian is in the car; (3) the teenager is working or going to or from work or an authorized activity.

Teens may not drive between the hours of 11 pm and 5 am during the first year. However, there are exceptions to this rule. Teens can drive between those hours for work. The employer must also provide the teen with a written note.

The 16 year old driving curfew in Michigan is 10 pm to 5 am for 16-year-old teen drivers with a Level 2 graduated licensing status. The only exceptions are when driving with a parent, legal guardian or driver over 21, driving for work (including to and from) or to and from an authorized activity.

Teen drivers with a Level 2 graduated license can't drive between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. There are some exceptions to this curfew, though.

What to know. The law prohibits talking, texting, video recording and the use of social media while driving. Fines start at $100 for first offenses, then grow.