What are the Different Types of Driving Classes in AZ?
For question about Driving Class types call (602) 829-1993
How does Defensive Driving Online work?
1st - Check Fees & eligibility
First check your court fees and eligibility for Defensive Driving Online.
Register Online
Complete the quick and easy Online Defensive Driving registration.
3rd - Complete your course
You may leisurely complete our course on any desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone.
Why Driving-Class.com?
Local Arizonians
Our School is Owned and operated in Arizona. When calling or chatting with our support staff you are speaking with an agent in Arizona.
Money-back Policy
If you Complete Registration, Pay for the Course, and do not start the course you may be issued a refund. Simply notify us within 3 days of your purchase & receive a full refund. See Privacy & Terms for details.
Taking the Course
Thousands of drivers have found that Internet-based defensive driving courses are superior to the traditional classroom experience.
Ease of Use
Page and Lesson controls are always in view for easy use. Language options are also just a click away.
Intelligent Media
Learning comes to life with illustrated examples, video sequences , and interactive sections.
Hours of Operation
You may convenient reach us by telephone, Mon-Fri 9am-5pm(Arizona MST) 602-829-1993 or email [email protected] If you are enrolled click here for our ticket system.
Notification
After you complete, we will notify you via e-mail when your completion has been received by the court.
Certification
Upon course completion, your certificate is sent automatically to the court! You’ll also be able to download a free electronic (PDF) copy for your records.
No Hidden Fees
State Fee of $20, State Surcharge of $45,
Class Fee of $29 Online & $8.50 Processing.
Court Division Fees vary – please use your court fee calculator below.
Court Fee Calculator
Select your court to view the total cost.
County
Court
Defensive Driving Course $29
State Fee $20
State Surcharge $45
Processing $8.50
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Are you Eligible
In order to be eligible for an Arizona Defensive Driving Course there must be at least 12 months since your last violation which was dismissed by taking a defensive driving course. Drivers involved in a collision resulting in death or serious injury are not eligible. Commercial Drivers License holders and drivers cited while driving a vehicle that requires a CDL are not eligible for defensive driving.
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