Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions we get:
Q - Do I need to call and reserve a spot in the class?
A - It is strongly recommended that you call to verify that a class is scheduled for the date and location you want to attend, but pre-registration is not required.
Q - Do you get in a car and teach people to drive?
A - No, this course is class-room only.
Q - Do I need to mail the fee before the class date?
A -
No, payment is made at the time of registration. Registration is
done in the half-hour before the class begins at the class location.
Corporate or group classes can arrange payment options when they
schedule the class.
Q - If the court orders me to take an 8-hour class can I take two 4-hour classes instead?
A - That is an answer you have to get from the judge. If the judge approves this you will have to pay for two 4-hour classes and you will receive two 4-hour certificates which you will have to return to the court.
Q - Do you have to have a driver’s license to take the course?
A - No.
Q - If I only need a 4-hour class can I come to just half of an 8-hour course?
A - No.
Q - When will I get my certificate?
A - For regularly scheduled 4 and 8-hour classes, the certificates are given out at the end of the class. For our corporate or group classes, the certificates are printed and mailed usually within a week after the class.
Q - If I get a ticket can I go ahead and take the class before I talk to anyone at the court?
A - Anyone can take our class BUT not all courts honor defensive driving certificates. You should check with someone at the court first.
Q - I was told I could get an insurance rate reduction for taking one of these classes - is that true?
A - Some insurance companies give discounts and some don't. It doesn't hurt to ask your agent, the worse they can say is, "no."