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Driver License & State ID - Losing Your Privilege to Drive

• Driver License Appeals Practice Manual

• Driver Assessment and License Appeal Offices
List of Driver Assessment office locations for driver license reexamination hearings, and Driver License Appeal Division office locations for driver license restoration appeal hearings.

• Offense Code Index for Traffic Violations PDF icon


		Points and Probation

		Learn about: The driver record point system, the driver reexamination and driver assessment processes, and the driver probationary period for all new Michigan drivers.


		Alcohol/Drug Offenses

		Learn about: Michigan's drunk/drug driving laws, including repeat offenders and alcohol/drug penalties for drivers of commercial vehicles.


		Non-Alcohol Offenses

		Learn about: Non-alcohol and non-drug related driver's license suspensions and revocations, FAC/FCJ suspensions, and penalties for commercial vehicle drivers convicted of serious traffic violations.


		Getting Your License Back

		Learn about: The appeal processes for restoring your driver's license.


		Losing Access to Vehicle

		Learn about: License plate confiscation, vehicle immobilization, registration denial and vehicle forfeiture.


		Non-driving Loss of License

		Learn about: Losing your license for non-driving-related convictions, including teen drivers and alcohol, child support, drugs, and financial responsibility.


	Losing Your Privilege to Drive Quick Links
•	Change of Address / Voter Registration Form
•	Michigan Residents Out-of-State
•	Military Personnel
•	Branch Office Locator & Hours
•	Driver Responsibility Program
•	Requesting Your Own Driving Record
•	Driver's License Fees