What is the penalty for driving without a license in michigan?
Michigan drivers who operate a vehicle without a license or with a suspended or revoked license face stiff penalties. The state has a two-tier system of fines: those issued by local courts, and points and fees assessed by the Secretary of State.FineThe amount you are fined for driving without a license is determined by the district court jurisdiction you were in when the infraction took place. Generally, amounts range from $100 to $150.PointsTwo points will be placed on your driving record by the Secretary of State each time you are caught driving without your driver’s license. As points accumulate on your driving record, you may penalized further.Driver Responsibility FeeDriving without a license in Michigan is considered a “qualifying offense” and will subject you to paying an additional penalty of $150.
