If you are charged with an offense involving a motor vehicle or
a motorcycle, you may be eligible to have your citation dismissed
by successfully completing a driver safety course or a motorcycle
operator training course. If you do not provide the court with
notice of your request to take the course, you will lose the
privilege.
You will not be able to take a defense driving course if you are
currently taking another course or have completed a course within
12 months of your offense date. If you...
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Driver safety is very important. As drivers, our lives and the
life of others are at stake. Driving safely can prevent traffic
citations, accidents, and deaths. I believe that all drivers should
be required to complete a state approved defensive driving course
every 3 years; every year if the driver is a senior citizen.
Not only will taking a defensive driving course refresh your
driving skills, it can also be used for ticket dismissal, and
discounts for auto insurance.
Using your blinker can...
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As a mature driver you may experience declines in your vision,
hearing, reaction time, and flexibility. If you are 55 years or
older, DefensiveDriving.com offers a mature driving course. Taking
this online driver safety course will help you continue to drive
safely and save you up to 15% on your auto insurance, that's
about $300-500/year in savings. No matter who your insurance
provider is, they are mandated to reduce your insurance rates for 3
years. Our course is 100% online and is accessible...
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Failure to maintain financial responsibility can have
serious consequences. If you receive more than one conviction
for FMFR, it will result in the suspension of your driver's
license. Furthermore, failure to have liability insurance makes you
responsible for any and all costs associated with an accident. It
is important to maintain insurance on your vehicle at all
times.
If you are issued a citation for no insurance or failure to
present proof of financial responsibility, you must present...
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Whoa! This guy better wake up soon!
Sleeping while driving is a sure way to hurt yourself as well as
others. Sleepiness decreases your reaction time and your
awareness. When your tired, your ability to react, concentrate, and
make good driving decisions is impaired. If you have trouble
keeping your eyes open, keeping your head up, or you start drifting
from lane to lane, you should definitely pull over. Always try and
avoid driving while fatigued.
If you do decide to drive you can try to avoid...
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We all know that driving while intoxicated is not only illegal but
also life threatening. Driving while intoxicated can affect your
driver’s license, your life, and the life others. If you choose to
drink, drink responsibly so that you will not harm yourself or
others. Here is an example of what may happen if you decide to
drive after a few drinks:
You’re at a party having the best time of your life. The drinks
are flowing and the music is blasting. After a few hours of
partying, a few drinks,...
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Driver safety is very important. As drivers, our lives and the life
of others are at stake. Driving safely can prevent traffic
citations, accidents, and deaths. I believe that all drivers should
be required to complete a state approved defensive defensive course
every 3 years. Not only will taking a defensive driving course
refresh your driving skills, it can also be used for ticket
dismissal, and discounts for auto insurance.
Using your blinker can save a life. Stopping completely at every
stop...
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I'm driving down the street and this car jumps in front of me then
slams on the brakes. I swerve around the car to avoid an accident
and I pulled on the side of the car. Their window was down so I
immediately began yelling and screaming at the driver. The driver
laughs which really upset me so I grabbed a water bottle and threw
it at the driver. The water splashed all over the driver and her
car. The driver was highly pissed and started yelling at me. I
laughed and drove away. As I was driving I...
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You go outside to check your mail and you notice a letter from an
Attorney.
You open the letter and it informs you that you now have a warrant
for your arrest because you did not complete your court ordered
defensive driving
course.
The first thing that comes to your mind is that you mailed in your
Certificate of Completion to the court. Once you mailed in the
materials for your ticket dismissal you assumed everything was over
and done with.
Now you have to contact the court to verify what...
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Your speeding down the back streets to make it to work on
time. An officer gets in the middle of the road and tells
you to pull over. The officer tells you that you were stopped
because you were going 45 in a 20. He then asks for your driver's
license and registration. You lean over to grab your wallet and
realize you left it at home. You look in the glove compartment for
your insurance card and you remember that you took it out of
the car last week. You tell the officer that you do not have...
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