
Michigan Restricted License Coverage
Michigan Restricted License Coverage is auto insurance with state-mandated SR-22 filing that proves you carry liability coverage while driving under a restricted license issued after a DAAD hearing.
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What Is Michigan Restricted License Coverage Insurance?
Michigan Restricted License Coverage is standard auto liability insurance packaged with SR-22 certificate filing. After your license is revoked for DUI or repeated violations, you must win a DAAD hearing to get a restricted license. Your insurer files an SR-22 certificate with the Secretary of State to provide that proof, and must notify the state immediately if your policy lapses.

Who Needs Michigan Restricted License Coverage Insurance?
Required for anyone granted a Michigan restricted license by the DAAD after license revocation. You cannot legally drive on a restricted license without active SR-22 coverage — the Secretary of State will not issue the restricted license until your insurer files the SR-22 certificate, and will suspend the license immediately if coverage lapses.
If you have a restricted license, SR-22 coverage is mandatory — the decision is which carrier to use, not whether to buy it. Compare total premium cost including the SR-22 filing fee, not just the filing fee alone. Total monthly cost matters more than the isolated SR-22 surcharge.
How Much Does Michigan Restricted License Coverage Insurance Cost?
- Underlying violation type — DUI convictions trigger higher base rates than administrative suspensions for repeated moving violations.
- IID violation history — DAAD reviews IID monitoring reports; carriers price based on lockout frequency and missed calibration appointments.




