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Three quick questions confirm this is the course your court or insurer wants.
The six-hour defensive driving course Texas courts accept for eligible traffic tickets. Also used by drivers asking their insurer for a discount.
Regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
Ask the court on your ticket for permission to take a driving safety course. The court decides, not the school.
Courts set a date for turning in the certificate. Enter it once and we count down for you.
Some courts ask for extra documents along with the certificate. Your checklist shows what yours asked for.
Three quick questions confirm this is the course your court or insurer wants.
Every lesson comes as a captioned video and as text. Switch whenever you like.
Your time and place are saved on our side, so you can change devices. Pass the final exam, review your details, and get the certificate with delivery instructions.
Planned launch price
The $25 course plus the $3 fee Texas law sets. Nothing added at checkout.
Your court makes the decision. These are the conditions Texas courts commonly list. Check each one against the instructions from your own court.
Courts generally allow a driving safety course for dismissal once in a 12-month period.
Speeding 25 miles per hour or more over the limit is commonly excluded.
Holders of a commercial driver license are commonly excluded.
Many Texas courts want a certified copy of your driving record, called Type 3A, along with your course certificate. You order it from the Texas Department of Public Safety. Ask your court whether it is required before your deadline.
The course is complete without any of these. Each one is optional and nothing is pre-selected. Prices are planned launch prices.
We order the certified record from the Texas Department of Public Safety for you, so you do not have to.
One purchase covers both documents most courts ask for.
Priority processing when your court deadline is close.
An audio version and a full video version of the lessons.
We send your documents to the court by the method that court accepts.
For courts that want a notarized affidavit with your certificate. Priced at the notary's fee plus $5.
See the deadline, fee and paperwork for your court: Austin, Travis County, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and Fort Worth.
$28 in total: the $25 course plus the $3 materials fee set by Texas law. The certificate of completion is included. Your court may charge its own fee, which is paid to the court and is separate from the course.
The $25 course plus the $3 materials fee set by Texas law.
Optional extras are listed below. None is pre-selected.
Outline shown for planning. The final content is the version the TDLR approves.
Only your court can say. Contact the court named on your ticket, ask for permission to take a driving safety course, and write down the deadline they give you.
Yes. Texas requires the course to run six hours in total, including breaks. You do not have to do it in one sitting.
Texas requires online courses to confirm that the person taking the course is the person named on the certificate.
$28 in total: the $25 course plus the $3 materials fee set by Texas law. The certificate of completion is included.
Usually yes. Courts charge their own fee for a driving safety course request, and it is paid to the court, not to the school.
A certified copy of your Texas driving record from the Department of Public Safety. Many courts want it together with your course certificate.
Courts generally allow it once in a 12-month period. Your court applies the rule to your case.
Some insurers give a discount for a completed driving safety course. Ask your insurance agent before you enroll for that reason.
Yes. The course works on a phone, a tablet or a computer, and you can switch between them.
RG Marketing Agency LLC holds Texas Driving Safety Provider license CP1306. The online course is under review by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation and is not open yet.
Court-ordered course after an animal-related offense.
For people who prepare or serve food in Texas.
Master, journeyman, residential wireman, maintenance and apprentice electricians.
Licensed air conditioning and refrigeration contractors.
Not open yet. We will open this course only after the TDLR approves it.
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