How long do points stay on your license in Michigan?

Question

I got some points 3 years ago, wondering if they would still be on it. I also got 2 or 3 points about 5 or 6 months ago. I didn't know if those would still be on there or not too.

Answer 1

Usually, the points stay on your record for 3 years as far as the DMV goes. But, if you are shopping for insurance rates, most companies will ask for violations, accidents and claims going back 5years and others 3 years. In your case, this could make a huge difference in your rate. The points you got a few months ago will be used, but the points charged by the DMV and those the insurance company charge can be completely different.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

The real answer is they stay there forever. If the police happen to run your license they will show up. However, the insurance companies only look back for a certain time period, some states it's 3 years, others it's 7.

Answer 5

3 years for minor ones, 7 for major ones like DUI and wreckless driving.