According to the Michigan Secretary of State:
“You will receive a letter in the mail if you are eligible for this program. You may be eligible if you were ticketed on or after December 31, 2010 and:
- You have a valid Michigan, non-commercial license, with two or fewer points on your record,
- The violation was not in a Commercial Motor Vehicle,
- The violation was not a criminal offense,
- The ticket you received is eligible (e.g., must be for three or fewer points, not for careless or negligent driving, etc.) For a full list, please see the related link below.”
What would disqualify you from the Michigan BDIC program?
The Michigan Secretary of State says:
“You are disqualified if any of the following are true:
- You are in the 60-day period of BDIC eligibility for a previous ticket
- You have already avoided points under this program
- Your license is restricted, suspended, or revoked or you were not issued a Michigan license
- You have three or more points on your record
- You held a Commercial Driver’s License or were operating a Commercial Vehicle at the time of the ticket
- The ticket you received is not eligible for the program
- Out-of-state tickets are not eligible for the BDIC program”