A. Yes! No boring classrooms! Plus, it’s easy and very captivating. Click the Sign Up button, complete the course online and DrivingUniversity.com® sends a Certificate of Completion to the Court and to you. That’s it.

A. Since Court fees vary from court to court, the cost of the course varies depending on which court issued your ticket. Click here for additional details. If you’re taking the course for any other reason other than ‘Court’, the only cost of the course is $37.95.

A. No. As soon as you complete the course material and pass the final exam, you will receive an emailed Notice of Completion.

A. No. You may start and stop the DrivingUniversity.com® course as often as you like until you have completed the course; log-in and out as your schedule permits. When you log back in, you’ll be taken back to the last page you visited before logging out.

A. You can pay for the course online with VISA, MasterCard, American Express and Discover. Or, you may call Cusomer Care toll free at 1-877-937-4846 and pay by phone.

A. As required by the Arizona Supreme Court, the length of the course is 4 to 4 ½ hours long.

A. No, DrivingUniversity.com® will do that for you. After completing the course, DrivingUniversity.com® will notify the citation issuing court of your completion.

A. When taking the course for ticket dismissal, the Supreme Court of Arizona requires you to complete your course material and pass the final exam 7 days prior to your appearance date. You have 3 days to take the final exam from the day that you complete the course material.

A. You can take the DrivingUniversity.com® course at any hour of the day. It’s available to you 24 hours a day.

A. Yes, DrivingUniversity.com® uses a state of the art infrastructure and encryption technology to prevent credit card fraud and ensure card holder security. However, should you prefer, you may call Customer Care toll free at 1-877-937-4846 to pay by phone and begin taking the course immediately.

A. More than likely, the answer is yes. Most Arizona courts allow drivers to take this course online. You may want to call the court to verify or you may call or send an email to us and we can answer that for you. The State of Arizona requires all defensive driving schools to check a driver’s eligibility before taking a course. For example, some drivers are not eligible because they have taken a defensive driving course recently for a separate citation. We check your eligibility through your driver’s license and citation. Click here for details.

A. It’s not very likely since the questions on the final quiz are covered in the course. Pay attention and/or keep notes of the questions in the course. Nine out of ten pass the final quiz on their first try. The Arizona Supreme Court allows a person to take the final quiz once.

A. Yes. DrivingUniversity.com® has designed this course to give you the most flexibility possible. You create a log-in password when you begin and you can use this password from any computer. Remember, this course is available to you 24 hours a day.

A. The State of Arizona allows you to take the course once every 12 months for ticket dismissal.

A. More than likely, the answer is no. Many Arizona courts permit juvenile drivers to take the course online. You may want to call the court to verify or you may call or send an email to us.