*Mohave County Arizona Traffic Safety School Program

*Mohave County Arizona Defensive Driving Course Online

Mohave County Arizona Defensive Driving Safety Course | Driver Improvement Refresher

Traffic Safety School | Senior Driver’s Auto Insurance Discount

Reasons to take the Mohave County Arizona defensive driving course:

To dismiss a traffic ticket
To remove points from your driving record
To obtain an auto car insurance discount
To obtain a refreshed knowledge of driving rules, regulations, and driving habits

**Reasons to take the Mohave County Arizona based defensive driving class online:**

Convenience
Lower costs
The ability to take the course a little at a time, in your spared time

Mohave County Arizona Defensive Driving Course

Let’s face it: taking a court-ordered defensive driving course can be a pain in the neck. Classroom courses involve inconvenient schedules, lengthy class periods, and other hassles that only complicate your life. Whether you’re looking to dismiss a traffic ticket or reduce your auto insurance rates, your best option is the Mohave County Arizona Defensive Driving course. With our 100% online driving course, everything you need to get rid of that traffic violation is right at your fingertips, all from the comfort of your own home.

Easy, Self-Paced Online Course

The Mohave County Arizona Defensive Driving course is specifically tailored to adjust and adapt to your schedule. You don’t have to drive to an inconvenient classroom to meet all of the same requirements, nor do you have to sit in a room for a backbreaking amount of time. Our online Mohave County Arizona driving course is completely self-paced, allowing you to have full control and flexibility over when and how much you study.

Log in and out as many times as you need
Take breaks and work in multiple sessions
Resume your course right where you left off
Only study when you find the time
No deadlines or pressure involved

This defensive driving course is for Car and Auto Insurance Discounts for many states. After completion of this course, you will get a certificate either by mail or direct download (for some states) to forward to your insurance company or agent. See your auto or car insurance policy for additional details. Discounts provided by auto insurance, if any, vary by company and policy.

While a defensive driving class usually costs from $20 to $39, a course that reduces driving points may be more. Check with your insurer or state department of motor vehicles to get the exact cost and where you can take the course, whether in a classroom or online.

Most companies and states will allow you to renew the training (and discount) every (3) three years.

Drivers Under Age 55 Car/Auto Insurance Discount Course

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Senior Drivers Car/Auto Insurance Discount Course

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Defensive Driving for Traffic Violations | Driver Point Reduction and Removal | Auto Insurance Discounts

The standard Safe Practices for Motor Vehicle Operations, ANSI/ASSE Z15.1, defines defensive driving skills as “driving to save lives, time, and money, in spite of the conditions around you and the actions of others.”^[1] This definition is taken from the National Safety Council’s Defensive Driving Course. It is a form of training for motor vehicle drivers that goes beyond mastery of the rules of the road and the basic mechanics of driving. Its aim is to reduce the risk of collision by anticipating dangerous situations, despite adverse conditions or the mistakes of others. This can be achieved through adherence to a variety of general guidelines, such as following the assured clear distance ahead and two second rules, as well as the practice of specific driving techniques. Some motorists describe defensive driving as “driving as if everyone else on the road were drunk.”

Driver Point Reduction and Removal | CAR AND AUTO INSURANCE Discounts

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If you have received a civil traffic citation, you can respond in one of the following ways:

Attend defensive driving school
Plead Not Responsible and request a hearing
Plead Responsible and pay the civil penalty

ATTEND DEFENSIVE DRIVING SCHOOL

You are eligible for this program if:
• The offense for which you are charged is a civil traffic moving violation.
• You do not want to contest your ticket.
• You have not attended a Defensive Driving Course for dismissal of any violation issued in the last 12 months.
IF YOU HAVE A COMMERCIAL DRIVER’S LICENSE (CDL), YOU ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO ATTEND THE DIVERSION PROGRAM FOR DISMISSAL OF A CITATION.

BENEFITS TO YOU IF YOU ATTEND A DIVERSION PROGRAM:
• The violation you attend Defensive Driving School for will be dismissed.
• You do not pay the fine for that violation.
• No points will be assessed on your driving record.
• No court appearance will be required.

Defensive Driving School must be completed seven (7) days prior to your appearance date.

• If you have been charged with A.R.S. 28-645A3A or A.R.S. 28-647 or are under the age of eighteen (18) and charged with a first offense moving violation, the Arizona Department of Motor Vehicles will require you to attend Traffic Survival School in addition to any other penalties imposed by the court. If you are eligible to attend a defensive driving school and complete a class prior to your court date, your violation will be dismissed and you will not be required to attend Traffic Survival School.

Plea of Not Responsible

You may request a civil traffic hearing by mail or by appearing on your scheduled court date. If you request a hearing, you give up the option of attending a defensive driving school. You may post a deposit which is equal to the fine amount. You will receive a new hearing date. If you fail to appear on the new hearing date, your deposit will be forfeited. If you do not post a deposit prior to the hearing date, you must be prepared to pay the fine in full on the hearing date if you are found responsible.

Plea of Responsible

A civil traffic violation does not require a court appearance before the Judge. You may enter a plea of responsible and pay the fine in person or by mail. Follow the instructions on the bond schedule provided to you by the officer. You will be required to pay the bond amount listed on your bond schedule. The Courts accept money orders, certified checks or Visa/MasterCard. Do not send cash through the mail. If your citation is in the Kingman/Cerbat Justice Court, Kingman Municipal Court, Bullhead Justice Court or North Canyon Justice Court precinct you may pay online by clicking here.

Failure to Appear or Pay Will Result in Serious Consequences

Failure to appear will result in an admission of responsibility and judgment will be entered for the State. The court will report the failure to the Arizona Department of Motor Vehicles and direct that your license be suspended and remain suspended until the civil penalty is paid in full. A time payment fee, a suspension fee, and collection fees will also be added to the civil penalty.

If you have Criminal Traffic or Misdemeanor violations included on your citation, you must appear before the judge on your scheduled appearance date.

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