Common Situations for Reexamination Hearings

The Michigan Secretary of State has the legal ability to call in a licensed driver to “re-examine” his or her fitness to drive.  This process---called a Reexamination--- a occurs when the SOS receives a notice that a person is unfit to drive and/or a danger on the road.  Common situations leading to reexamination include:

• Medical issues, such as epilepsy/seizure disorders; glaucoma, cataracts and eyesight issues; physical/dexterity issues; and auditory concerns.
• Point accumulation due to civil infractions.
• Accidents occurring in a short period of time.
• Infractions occurring during a driver’s probationary period.  
• Infractions committed by elderly drivers.

Learn more about license reexamination hearings in Michigan here.

 

If you have questions regarding your driver's license reinstatement in Michigan after a license reexamination hearing, contact Geherin Law Group, PLLC. today 24/7.