Michigan law restricts the sale and use of driver and vehicle record lists, ensuring they are only used for permitted purposes like law enforcement or official government functions. The law also requires safeguards and record-keeping for entities redistributing personal information. Additionally, it prohibits sharing driving behavior or sanctions data with non-governmental entities.
No, Michigan law prohibits the Secretary of State from selling or furnishing driver lists for surveys, marketing, or solicitations.
The Secretary of State can include safeguards like bonds in agreements to ensure the information is used only for permitted purposes and to protect individual rights.
Recipients must keep records of each person who received the information and the purpose for at least 5 years.
No, the Secretary of State cannot disclose lists based on driving behavior or sanctions to non-governmental entities or individuals.