The Michigan driver’s responsibility fee is a mandatory $75 fee for individuals and $100 for large employer employers that must be paid if a driver is cited for not wearing their seatbelt, using a cellphone, texting while operating a motor vehicle, and driving on a public road. This fee is funded by the driver and paid by the state to the driver. Some drivers choose not to pay it.
The current fee on state drivers responsibility is $90.00. The bill was signed into law by Governor Rick Snyder in February of 2012. In a recent poll, it was found that over half of drivers polled said they have not paid their driver responsibility fee. A whopping 70% of Michigan drivers polled said they were unaware that their driver responsibility fee had been raised.
This raises several questions about the intent of the law in the first place. At the very least, it’s a reminder that we can’t just go around stealing money from people we don’t know. Should the driver be responsible for paying it? Or should the state be responsible? The bill doesn’t say.
We need to make sure that the driver pays it. So we need to do it in a way that is fair to the driver. So we need to make sure that the driver is aware that they need to pay it and we need to make sure that we are not going to turn drivers against each other. We need to be a community that is fair.
This is the same idea that was used in the case of the $2,000,000 man who was convicted of the murder of a police officer. The state needed to collect $2,000,000 from the man over a 15-year period, then pay the man a $100 a day phone bill for 15 years. The man was sentenced to pay the bill (and to turn in the money), and the state paid the bill.
We need to make sure that we’re not doing it against the law and that we don’t get fined or demoted. If we do get fined or demoted, we can just have the guy pay the phone bill. If we don’t get demoted, we can just have the guy pay the phone bill.
What does all this mean? Well, it means that if you are the state, you don’t need to collect these fees from the officers who are trying to keep highways safe. You don’t have to pay a fine, or even get demoted. That’s because the police are the state, and the state is the government. The state does not have the authority to collect these fees, and the state has been doing it for 15 years.
If I was the state, I would do everything I can to prevent this from happening. The only way to get demoted is to collect these fees from the police. The other people who are doing this are just not getting it. I would argue that they are just not getting it.
All this driver responsibility fee crap, well, that has been going on for a long time. The state of Michigan has been collecting these fees for 15 years, and the police have told me they don’t have the authority to collect it. The police don’t even have the authority to collect the fees as any of these fees is a civil fine only, and the police only can collect them when they actually write the ticket.
But I do want to know what their state is or what they have in the states they have.
