Getting cited for careless or reckless driving in Michigan is serious. These tickets can lead to steep fines, points on your license, higher insurance rates, and in some cases, criminal charges. MyTicketGone connects you with attorneys who know Michigan traffic law and can help you pursue the best possible outcome for your case.
Careless driving is a civil infraction under MCL 257.626b and is typically issued when someone drives in a way that’s unsafe or negligent but not intentionally dangerous. Examples include:
Reckless driving, under MCL 257.626, is a misdemeanor. It involves willful disregard for the safety of others — and comes with much steeper consequences. This may include:
Careless Driving:
Reckless Driving:
In aggravated cases, such as those involving injury, felony charges may apply.
We help you navigate the process and connect you with qualified Michigan attorneys who can:
In many cases, it’s possible to pursue a lesser charge like impeding traffic, which avoids points and reduces long-term consequences.
Letting a careless or reckless driving ticket go unchecked can cost you far more in the long run. Taking action now can:
Submit your ticket through our secure form to get started. We’ll guide you through the next steps and connect you with an attorney who understands how to handle these charges in Michigan.
