Here is a quick rundown of the ill-advised things you can do and still qualify: The list of offenses that you can commit and then still qualify for this insurance-offset program is impressive. As a lawyer, she was once a legal assistant to Nina Totenburg at National Public Radio (where Car Talk has aired for decades). Benson attended Wellesley College, Harvard, and Oxford. Presently, the Secretary of State of Michigan is Joceyln Benson. In fact, the Michigan Secretary of State (SOS) is the head of this program, so it must be on the up and up. This is a classic example of spending money to save money, and the government is on your side. The Michigan BDIC can be completed online, and it costs you a lot less than the insurance company surcharges will. Though that would make for a good story at Thanksgiving. The best news is that you won’t have to sit inside a musty old building with the “Group W” folks from Alice's Restaurant talking about what high crimes and misdemeanors you all committed to get there. In most cases, if you received a “normal” traffic violation, and we're not setting a land speed record or committing a crime, the Michigan BDIC can help you offset those added insurance costs. Those insurance surcharges make the original fine look small. However, like all states, the insurance companies in Michigan are allowed to penalize you as well for your infraction. Don’t do the crime if you can’t pay the fine. The Michigan BDIC cannot help you avoid those costs. First, you need to pay the ticket, court costs, and fees related to your infraction. The tickets hurt you two ways should you earn one. The inevitable result is traffic tickets.
As he explained it, performance in America was forged by this convergence of local high-performance vehicle manufacturing and straight roads with lots of room to run. He explained to us that in this area, there are no “twisty country roads.” It’s a grid, and the straightaways look a lot like dragstrips in many places. One of Car Talk’s colleagues residing in Michigan lives across from the GM proving grounds and owns a 707 hp SRT Challenger Hellcat. The State of Michigan is the intergalactic headquarters for muscle cars. If you’ve been acting badly behind the wheel you need to know how this State of Michigan program works and how it saves you money. The Michigan Basic Driver Improvement Course (BDIC) is a neat way to keep your costs of bad behavior in vehicles under control. What is the Michigan Basic Driver Improvement Course (BDIC)?
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