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257.310d – Designation of license as probationary for 3 years; suspension of license or imposition of probationary terms and conditions; duration; reexamination; extension of probationary period; failure to appear for reexamination; notice; additional provisions | Michigan Law

Michigan's law designates new driver's licenses as probationary for 3 years, with reexaminations based on driving violations and specific procedures for suspensions.

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257.310d – Designation of license as probationary for 3 years; suspension of license or imposition of probationary terms and conditions; duration; reexamination; extension of probationary period; failure to appear for reexamination; notice; additional provisions

Michigan Vehicle Code § 257.310d

Summary

Michigan law designates new drivers' licenses as probationary for three years, with the first 12 months allowing for suspension or conditions if certain violations occur. After 12 months, reexamination may be required based on driving record infractions or violations. The law also details procedures for suspensions, reexaminations, and extensions of the probationary period.

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In simple terms: Michigan's law designates new driver's licenses as probationary for 3 years, with reexaminations based on driving violations and specific procedures for suspensions.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.