Ticket dismissal.
Have the last laugh. Dismiss your traffic ticket with our online defensive driving course (and a chuckle).
Getting a ticket is a pain, getting out of one isn’t because Drive Like This offers the easiest, fastest and funnest ticket dismissal course around.
How it works.
In Texas, drivers are allowed to dismiss one traffic citation per year by taking a State-approved driver safety (defensive driving) course. That means no new points on your driving record and your insurance agent won’t find out about your sometimes “less-than-perfect” driving habits.
From Dallas to Driftwood and Houston to Hondo, our course is accepted by all Texas courts to dismiss your traffic ticket.
Dismiss your ticket in three easy steps.
Step 1: Obtain court permission.
Most courts require you to get their permission before taking the course. Remember to contact them before the appearance date shown on your ticket.
Step 2: Complete the course.
Sign up and complete our State-approved online defensive driving course. When you finish, we’ll send your Certificate of Course Completion to submit to the court.
Step 3: Submit documents.
Submit your Certificate of Course Completion, court fees and copy of driving record (if required) to the Court before the 90-day deadline.
Note: There are other criteria and the court has the final decision on whether you'll be permitted to dismiss the ticket by completing a driving safety course. The court will dismiss only one charge for each completion of a course.
Are you eligible?
Before you can get court permission to dismiss a traffic ticket,
you’ll have to pass this test.
You’re eligible if you:
- haven’t requested and taken a driving safety course for a traffic offense with the last 12 months
- aren’t currently take the course for another traffic violation
You’re not eligible if you:
- were cited for speeding 25 mph or more above the posted speed limit
- were cited for no insurance or failure to maintain financial responsibility
- were cited for leaving the scene of a collision
- were cited for passing a school bus
- were cited while driving in a construction zone when workers were present
- have a commercial driver’s license
