Livingston County, Michigan Driver Improvement Course
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Michigan Basic Driver Improvement (BDI, BDIC) DL Driving Points Removal Class
Complete the online BDIC course and your certificate will automatically be submitted to the Michigan SOS
Livingston County Michigan Basic Driver Improvement (BDI, BDIC) School – Michigan Driver Points Removal Course –
You can have up to 3 points removed from your driving record for SOS civil moving violations such as speeding tickets . If you have received a letter from the Michigan Secretary of State’s Office
advising you that you have excess driving points on your driving record, you can take this course to have points removed or reduced.
Dismiss Your Livingston County Michigan Speeding or Traffic Ticket
With the court’s permission, you may be able to dismiss a speeding or traffic violation ticket by completing the Michigan bdic class. Additionally, you may be able to earn an insurance discount on your auto insurance policy for taking the course voluntarily; contact your auto insurance provider for more details.
Most importantly, you’ll get a fun, up-to-date course that serves as an effective refresher for your driving skills. there are video animations and 3D graphics, By taking an Michigan defensive driving course, you put yourself on the surefooted road to becoming a safer, more responsible driver. You can quickly develop safer driving habits and become a much more confident driver. Michigan AAA Discounts and Rewards may apply.
The Livingston County Michigan Basic Driver Improvement (BDI, BDIC) School
is an option to keep your ticket from being reported as a conviction on your driving record. The ticket points may be dismissed if all requirements are successfully met. If all requirements are not completed by the 60 day due date, a conviction will be entered and the charge will be reported to the Secretary of State. Not all violations are approved for BDIC. See FAQ below.
Under Michigan law, insurance companies use a separate point system for evaluating violations. If you take and pass the optional BDIC, the Secretary of State will not disclose the ticket to your insurance company.
FAQ
What Are Basic Driver Improvement Courses (BDIC)?
Who is eligible for this program?
How much time will it take me to complete a Basic Driver Improvement Course?
What happens if I pass the BDIC?
Do I still have to pay for the ticket or court costs if I pass the BDIC?
How do I show that I passed the course?
What should I do with the Certificate of Completion that the sponsor gave to me?
What if I miss the 60 day deadline?
What if I don’t pass the BDIC?
How often can I take the BDIC to avoid points on my record?
Can I take the BDIC again if I don’t pass?
What do I do if I lost the letter saying I am eligible?
What would disqualify me from the BDIC program?
What tickets are eligible for this program?
What do other states do in regards to this program?
What can I do if I never received a notice that I was eligible?