Yes! Our school is approved and certified by the Supreme Court of Arizona. Our course is accepted by all courts in Arizona. Click Here to see our certification.

We offer the SHORTEST course allowed by Arizona law. ONLY 4 hours. You can complete it all in one sitting or log in and out as your schedule allows.

All Arizona approved defensive driving schools are required to charge court and state fees.

• Course Fee: $16.95

• Processing Fee: $9.95

• State Fee: $24.00

• State Surcharge Fee: $45.00

• Court Diversion Fee: Varies by Court

Click Here to calculate the total cost of the course for your court.

If you are taking defensive driving to dismiss a ticket, you do NOT need to pay your fine to the court. The defensive driving fees cover the cost of your fine.

No. Defensive Driving is taken to dismiss a ticket. Traffic Survival School does not remove any points from your driving record. It is typically taken for more serious infractions and can only be taken in person, not online.

If you meet the requirements below, you are eligible for defensive driving.

• You have not attended a defensive driving course for ticket dismissal within the last 12 months. Your eligibility is measured from violation date to violation date, not the date you last completed a defensive driving course.

• Your violation must be on the list of eligible violations. Click Here to view the list.

• If eligible, you can attend to have only one violation dismissed.

• If you were involved in a serious injury accident or fatal accident, you are not eligible.

• If you hold a commercial driver’s license, you are not eligible regardless of whether or not you were driving commercially at the time of the violation. In addition, those driving a commercial vehicle requiring a commercial license are not eligible. Click Here for more information on A.R.S.28-3392.

• You must complete your course no later than 7 days prior to your court/arraignment date.

If you meet all the eligibility requirements but are unsure of the last time you took defensive driving, contact our office. We will need your name, date of birth, and driver's license number to determine your eligibility date.

Most moving violations are eligible for defensive driving. Click Here to view the list.

If you have a criminal violation (28-701.A2A1, 28-701.A2A2, 28-701.A2A3), you may need approval from the judge to take defensive driving. Contact your court before signing up.

If you have a criminal violation (28-701.A2A1, 28-701.A2A2, 28-701.A2A3), you may need approval from the judge to take defensive driving. Contact your court before signing up.

You can take a defensive driving course for ticket dismissal once every 12 months. Your eligibility is measured from violation date to violation date. If you are unsure of when you last took a defensive driving course, contact our office, and we can check for you.

Click Here to sign up! It's easy to get registered and only takes a few minutes. Simply fill out the registration page and make your payment. You will also need to submit a copy of your citation and driver’s license to the defensive driving school for review before you can begin.

Keep in mind that your documents can only be reviewed during our office hours. If you sign up after business hours, we will review them the next morning.

Choose the court that issued your ticket when registering for defensive driving. It is very important that you choose the correct court because we submit your certificate electronically to the court you select, and if you choose the wrong one, it may delay the process of your ticket getting dismissed.

Our Arizona approved defensive driving course is easy to complete! The course consists of reading material and quizzes and is timed for a duration of four hours. There is no final exam! Once the course is completed, we will submit your certificate of completion to the court to have your traffic ticket dismissed!

Once you complete the course, there is nothing else you need to do. We will submit your certificate electronically to the court for you. You do not need to appear in court.

If you would like to verify your case was dismissed, you can call the court on your court date to follow up.

The court does not send any notification to us or to you when your ticket has been dismissed. If you would like to check the status of your case and verify the court received your completion, you can call the court directly to follow up. We recommend waiting until your court/arraignment date before calling to allow time for processing.

No. If you complete a defensive driving course at least seven days prior to your court date, you do not need to appear in court or pay your fine to the court.

You will receive a completion receipt that you can print or save for your records. You will also have the option to purchase a completion certificate to be mailed to you.

You can take as much time as you need to complete your defensive driving course as long as it is done AT LEAST seven days prior to your court/arraignment date. If you are within seven days of your court date or your court date has already passed, you will need to contact your court for an extension.

If you would like to follow up with the court to verify they received your completion, we recommend waiting until your court date to call. Once you finish the course, we send your certificate right away, but we also have to mail a check for the court diversion fee you paid. It can take 2-3 weeks for the court to process your completion and dismiss your case.

If it has been more than 3 weeks, and the court still says they do not have your completion, please contact our office right away.

The state of Arizona requires you to provide a copy of your citation and government issued ID to the defensive driving school. You will also need to send any paperwork you received from your court (extension form, court order form, etc.). The documents must be legible for us to review them.

The state of Arizona requires all defensive driving schools to collect a copy of your citation and driver’s license to verify your case information and eligibility. We cannot allow you to take the course without these documents.

If you lost your citation, you can contact your court for another copy.

We offer multiple options for sending your citation and driver's license.

• Upload your documents directly to the website

• Text a picture of your documents to (760) 983-4509

• Fax your documents to (602) 755-2648

• Email your documents to support@paylessezfastarizona.com

When you send your documents, please be sure they are clear and legible. If we cannot read them, it will delay the process of being approved to start the course.

Typically, we can have your documents reviewed within 8 business hours. If it's been more than 8 business hours and you have not received notification that you can begin, please contact our office right away to be sure we received the information you submitted.

Your documents are reviewed in the order they are received.

If you need to start the course right away, you can purchase rush registration processing when you sign up, and your documents will be reviewed immediately if it is within business hours.

Please note that if you do not send in the correct documents or we are not able to read the documents you submitted, it will take longer to review.

Once we have reviewed your citation and driver's license and registered you with the court, you can take the course anytime.

No! All you need to do is complete the reading material and answer the quiz questions as you go. You can retake the quizzes as many times as it takes to pass it. There is no final exam.

If you have not started the course, we can process a refund. If you have already started the course, we can ONLY refund the court diversion fee. Click Here to see our refund policy.

Most courts will grant a one-time extension to complete defensive driving. Each court has different rules on how they grant extensions. For some courts, they will grant an extension over the phone. Others require you to appear in person before the judge. Call your court to find out about their extension policy.

As of September 1, 2019, if you were not driving a commercial vehicle when you received your violation, you can take a defensive driving course to dismiss your ticket.

No. You can take defensive driving to have ONLY one violation dismissed. If you have more than one violation, you will need to take care of the other ones through the court.

Once we have reviewed your citation and driver's license, we send an email to let you know you can begin the course. This email is automated. If it has been over 24 hours, and you haven't heard from us, check your spam folder or junk mail or just try logging back into the course. If you still don't have access to the course, please contact our office right away.

No. You can log in and out of the course as many times as you'd like.

You can pay online with a credit or debit card. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. You can also mail a check or money order to the following address:

4901 Morena Blvd Suite 214
San Diego CA 92117

Please note if you send a check or money order, you will not be able to start the course until we receive your payment.

The state of Arizona requires you to complete your defensive driving course at least seven days prior to your court/arraignment date. If you are within seven days or your court date has already passed, please contact your court right away for an extension.

Yes. Our site is protected with the most secure server technology ensuring that your information is protected at all times.

By taking defensive driving, you prevent points from going on your driving record, and your insurance rates will not be affected. You will also learn valuable information about defensive driving and other driving techniques to keep you safe on the road.

The state of Arizona requires us to ask a series of identity questions when you register for the course. We will ask 10 multiple choice questions before you begin the course material. It’s very important that you write down your answers to these identity questions! You will be asked four of them throughout the course, and you will be required to answer them correctly to move forward!

If you answer an identity question incorrectly, you will have one more chance to answer a different question. If that question is answered correctly, you can move forward. If you do not answer the second identity question correctly, YOU ARE REQUIRED BY THE STATE OF ARIZONA TO START THE COURSE OVER FROM THE BEGINNING. No exceptions can be made to this rule.

There are a few possibilities as to why you may not be able to access your account. Try these things:

1. Check that you are on the correct website. Many sites look similar and have similar names. Use the link from the email you received when you registered to access the website.
2. Verify you are entering your user name correctly. Your user name was emailed to you when you signed up.
3. Check that you do not have CAPS LOCK on/off. Your password is case sensitive, so you will need to enter it exactly as you did when you registered.
4. Change your password. CLICK HERE. You will be asked to validate your driver license number and enter either your phone number or email provided upon registration. When you receive the PIN sent to your email or phone, CLICK HERE to enter it.
5. Check your arraignment date/extension date. Your course MUST be completed no later than 7 days prior to your court date. If you are within 7 days, you will need to contact your court for an extension. If you already received an extension, please call our office or send an email with your extension form or verbal extension date.

Still not working? Call our office to speak to a customer service representative. We would be happy to assist you.