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Approved for Texas Drivers
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Not all Defensive Driving Courses are created equal and not all of them have been TDLR-Approved either. You can be sure that when you take our Online Defensive Driving Course, you've completed a course that will satisfy all court, state and legal obligations.
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When you complete your online Defensive Driving course, you'll earn a certificate of completion for your records. This certificate verifies that you have completed our defensive driving course and the court will ask to see it prior to dismissing a ticket. If you have an important deadline that you need to meet, you can choose one of several express delivery options for a nominal fee, including email or overnight delivery, and have your certificate delivered to you as soon as possible.
Texas Traffic Ticket
Texas allows for one traffic ticket in a 12 month period to be dismissed if you complete a defensive driving course. You must receive permission from the court to complete the Defensive Driving course in order to have the points dismissed, so please contact the court prior to registering for the course.
Complete a Defensive Driving Course: This option will help you avoid points on your driving record and prevents and insurance rate increase as a result of the ticket.
Pay Traffic Ticket: Pay the fine without attending traffic school. This option will result in points being added to your Texas driving record.
Request a Court Date for a hearing before the judge to contest the charge. If the judge finds that you have committed the violation the points will be added to your driving record.
* Remember you cannot use a certificate from a defensive driving course you had previously attended. You must complete the course after you had received the traffic ticket violation on your driving record.
You must not have a Commercial Driver's License (CDL)
You must admit guilt and sign the statement that you do not contest the ticket.
If cited for speeding, you must not have been driving more than 25 MHP over the posted speed limit.
Approved for Texas Drivers
Money Back Guarantee
Expert Customer Support
Not all Defensive Driving Courses are created equal and not all of them have been TDLR-Approved either. You can be sure that when you take our Online Defensive Driving Course, you've completed a course that will satisfy all court, state and legal obligations.
Order Online Today
Choose Email
Get it within an hour
When you complete your online Defensive Driving course, you'll earn a certificate of completion for your records. This certificate verifies that you have completed our defensive driving course and the court will ask to see it prior to dismissing a ticket. If you have an important deadline that you need to meet, you can choose one of several express delivery options for a nominal fee, including email or overnight delivery, and have your certificate delivered to you as soon as possible.
Texas Traffic Ticket
Texas allows for one traffic ticket in a 12 month period to be dismissed if you complete a defensive driving course. You must receive permission from the court to complete the Defensive Driving course in order to have the points dismissed, so please contact the court prior to registering for the course.
Complete a Defensive Driving Course: This option will help you avoid points on your driving record and prevents and insurance rate increase as a result of the ticket.
Pay Traffic Ticket: Pay the fine without attending traffic school. This option will result in points being added to your Texas driving record.
Request a Court Date for a hearing before the judge to contest the charge. If the judge finds that you have committed the violation the points will be added to your driving record.
* Remember you cannot use a certificate from a defensive driving course you had previously attended. You must complete the course after you had received the traffic ticket violation on your driving record.
You must not have a Commercial Driver's License (CDL)
You must admit guilt and sign the statement that you do not contest the ticket.
If cited for speeding, you must not have been driving more than 25 MHP over the posted speed limit.