Vance County, NC 4 Hour and 8 Hour Driver Improvement Clinic Class
NC Four Hour Clinics & Eight Hour Classes
Don’t Pay the Fine Until You Ask to Take Defensive Driving to Dismissed it First!
If you need have to take a 4 or the 8-hour driver improvement class, we have a great opportunity for you. Our 4 and 8 Hour Driving Improvement Clinic Classes are specifically geared to the residents of North Carolina (N.C., AAA Carolinas). With this course, you’ll learn exactly what you need to pass easily – and since it’s an online course, you’ll never have to go into a classroom.
Your 4 and 8-hour course is completely self-paced, so you can work through those hours at whatever speed you wish. There are just 8 short chapters, each ending with a 10-question multiple-choice quiz to track how well you’re doing. (And if you’d rather listen to the material than read it, we have an Audio version of the course as well!) You’ll be completely ready for your 25-question final exam, so passing will be a breeze. Plus you only need an 80% to pass the course! If you’re not satisfied with your course in any way, we offer a money-back guarantee. It’s important to note that you can take this course one time per traffic violation received in .
North Carolina (N.C., AAA Carolinas) Driver Improvement Clinic Classes are now online for traffic tickets/citations for moving traffic violations such as speeding, running or disregarding a red light or stop sign, following too closely, or a motor vehicle accident. The defensive driving course can remove points from your driving record (DL). You may also take the course for a car/auto insurance discount. In any case, we have everything you need to take care of all of those situations.
North Carolina (N.C., AAA Carolinas) Driving & Traffic Law References:
North Carolina (N.C., AAA Carolinas) Road Rules
N.C. Driver Handbook (English)
N.C. Driver Handbook (Spanish)
- Driving in Work Zones
- Driving in Wet Weather
- Driving in Winter Weather
- Preventing Drowsy Driving
- Avoiding Distracted Driving
- Driving During Daylight Saving Time
- Avoiding Collisions With Deer