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Option 1 - Attend defensive driving class
Eligibility:
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You have not
attended a class for ticket dismissal in the
last 24 months
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Your ticket
did not involve an accident with a fatality
or serious injury
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You do not have a commercial
driver license
If there is more than one civil
traffic charge on the complaint, and you are
eligible, the Defensive Driving Program option is
available for only one of the eligible civil traffic
charges.
If you complete the program:
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The charge for which you
attended will be dismissed.
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No points will be placed on your
driving record.
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You do not have to appear in
court on this charge.
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You must resolve all other
charges.
How to Register:
You need to contact an agency
approved by the Arizona Supreme Court for Defensive
Driving Classes. To obtain a list of these
agencies, call the Arizona Supreme Court at
1-888-334-5565 or visit their website
http://www.supreme.state.az.us/driveschoolinfo/.
When you contact the agency to
register, make sure to have your copy of the
complaint (the ticket), as you may need to provide
some of the information contained in your complaint.
Class must be completed seven days
prior to your scheduled court appearance date.
You may request an extension of your scheduled court
date to attend Defensive Driving Class
online, over the phone, or in person.
What to take to Class:
Bring to class your driver license,
your copy of the complaint, and a money order. The
school will not accept cash or personal checks.
If you have been to court to request
a continuance from your original court date, you
must bring the continuance form to class. You cannot
take the class without this form.
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