The National Transportation Safety Board has recommended that states reduce the allowable blood-alcohol concentration to .05%. As mentioned in my previous blog, the current blood-alcohol level for drunk driving in Michigan is .08%. As I pointed out in my last blog,...
Blood-alcohol levels are important because they determine the amount of alcohol that a person can have in his or her body and not be considered drunk. In Michigan, the allowable blood-alcohol level is .08%. At one time, the allowable blood-alcohol level was .10%....
Many individuals express their frustration with the drivers license reinstatement Michigan process. They are frustrated by the amount of work involved in the Michigan drivers license restoration process: obtaining letters from witnesses, securing a substance...
My last blog dealt with the administrative review option as it pertains to former Michigan residents pursuing drivers license reinstatement Michigan. This blog will focus on the live hearing option for former Michigan residents living in other states. Former Michigan...
Do you no longer live in Michigan and want to get a license in your new state of residence? Do you have a hold in Michigan and need to get Michigan to clear your driving record so you can apply for a drivers license where you are now living? In order for Michigan to...
The Scenario: You’re now living in a state other than Michigan. You don’t have a drivers license because it was revoked in Michigan due to alcohol and/or drug convictions. You may be wondering which state actually issues a drivers license assuming you get...
