What is the name of your state? Michigan
Hello, I have a sort of complicated case here. I'm 19, and I received my restricted license (Due to MIP-Consume, no driving even involved, Michigan law) shortly after my 18th birthday and ran into many traffic citations due to irresponsibility. My license then was suspended from violating my restrictions. I had gone through the suspension and obtained another restricted license and complied with that after the suspension. The restrictions were until midnight of 2/28/2005 and I hadn't received any moving violations or anything during the restrictions. Now, On the restricted paper license the "Reinstatement fee required" box isn't checked, and the license says it's restricted until 2/28/2005, but yet expires on 2006. To my understanding it's still a valid license, just no longer restricted. On 4/17/05 I received a civil infraction citation for no proof of insurance. And just yesterday 2/02/05 I received a ticket for going 5 over which I am confident in beating because of the road conditions, speed trap, 85 percentile law etc... Neither one of the officers cited or even notified me of not having a valid license, does this mean it is yet valid? If not, does that mean if convicted that I could lose it again for not having one? Even if I wasn't ticketed for it? I'm confused on what I really do have, and what could happen if reported to Secretary of State. I checked the original Order/Authorization paper and it does state a reinstatement fee of $125 is required on or after March 1st, 2005. I am extremely confused on what is going on and what could happen. Also, I asked for an extension to pay the "No Proof Of Insurance" ticket, do I still have a chance to request an informal hearing or is it too late? I am a full time worker and college student. I'm a very safe driver, just have very bad luck and low cash for the car insurance. I cannot lose my license again, is it possible to beat all this?
If you're just gonna talk down on me for being irresponsible, don't bother.
I need some real answers.
Hello, I have a sort of complicated case here. I'm 19, and I received my restricted license (Due to MIP-Consume, no driving even involved, Michigan law) shortly after my 18th birthday and ran into many traffic citations due to irresponsibility. My license then was suspended from violating my restrictions. I had gone through the suspension and obtained another restricted license and complied with that after the suspension. The restrictions were until midnight of 2/28/2005 and I hadn't received any moving violations or anything during the restrictions. Now, On the restricted paper license the "Reinstatement fee required" box isn't checked, and the license says it's restricted until 2/28/2005, but yet expires on 2006. To my understanding it's still a valid license, just no longer restricted. On 4/17/05 I received a civil infraction citation for no proof of insurance. And just yesterday 2/02/05 I received a ticket for going 5 over which I am confident in beating because of the road conditions, speed trap, 85 percentile law etc... Neither one of the officers cited or even notified me of not having a valid license, does this mean it is yet valid? If not, does that mean if convicted that I could lose it again for not having one? Even if I wasn't ticketed for it? I'm confused on what I really do have, and what could happen if reported to Secretary of State. I checked the original Order/Authorization paper and it does state a reinstatement fee of $125 is required on or after March 1st, 2005. I am extremely confused on what is going on and what could happen. Also, I asked for an extension to pay the "No Proof Of Insurance" ticket, do I still have a chance to request an informal hearing or is it too late? I am a full time worker and college student. I'm a very safe driver, just have very bad luck and low cash for the car insurance. I cannot lose my license again, is it possible to beat all this?
If you're just gonna talk down on me for being irresponsible, don't bother.
I need some real answers.