Frequently Asked
Questions
We’ve answered the questions we hear most often. If you don’t see your answer below, our team is happy to help.
Traffic Survival School (TSS) is an MVD-required eight-hour course designed to improve driving habits, encourage safer decision-making, and help prevent future traffic violations.
You may be required to attend Traffic Survival School if you accumulate 8–12 points on your driving record, are convicted of DUI, running a red light or stop sign, reckless or aggressive driving, or a moving violation involving serious injury or death.
Yes. If you receive an assignment from the Arizona MVD or a court order requiring Traffic Survival School, completion is mandatory.
Yes, if your attorney recommends it as part of a plea agreement, contact us before registering so we can enroll you correctly.
Traffic Survival School is a mandatory eight-hour course required by the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division.
We are conveniently located on the southeast corner of 51st Avenue and Bell Road, in the building directly in front of Planet Fitness. Our classroom is located on the second floor in Suite 209.
Contact the Arizona MVD to verify whether you have an active assignment. Assignments can take several weeks after paying a ticket to appear in the MVD system, depending on the court or jurisdiction.
You can register for a class by signing up online, calling 623-570-2071, or sending us a text message. You’ll receive a confirmation email after registering.
Bring your ID and any required court paperwork.
Check-in begins 30 minutes before your registered class time. Arrive no later than 15 minutes before class.
Yes. Breaks are provided throughout the day.
Yes. You’re welcome to bring your own food and drinks. We provide a refrigerator, freezer, and microwave for your convenience.
Yes, eligible students may complete Traffic Survival School online after registering and obtaining an approved virtual waiver.
To attend virtually, you must: register for an online class, receive your physical workbook, and obtain an approved virtual waiver.
The waiver does not waive any class fees; it allows the student to attend the class online instead of in person.
No. The Arizona MVD requires students to have a physical workbook during class. Emailing the workbook would violate copyright requirements.
Yes. Arizona MVD policy requires all online students to remain on camera throughout the entire class.
Yes. You may attend using a smartphone, tablet, or computer as long as the device has a camera that remains on throughout the class.
We understand that unexpected situations happen. We allow students to reschedule up to two times without additional fees.
If repeated rescheduling occurs, we may require payment in advance to reserve your seat. Once payment is made, you’ll have 60 days to complete your class before a new registration and payment will be required.
Yes. We report completions to the MVD the same day and email you a copy of your completion certificate for your records.
No. The address shown on your completion certificate is automatically pulled from the MVD’s records. We cannot edit or change this information, and it does not affect your class completion.
If you fail to complete your assigned Traffic Survival School assignment within the required timeframe, the MVD will suspend your driver’s license until the course is completed. Driving with a suspended license may result in additional penalties, including vehicle impoundment or possible jail time.
Yes. Once the class has been completed, our system electronically reports your completion directly to the MVD.
Please let us know if you have multiple active assignments. In many cases, we can help combine your assignments so you won’t need to pay and complete Traffic Survival School more than once.
If you receive another Traffic Survival School assignment after completing your current one, you will be required to pay and take the course again.
No. Completing Traffic Survival School does not remove points from your driving record. Completing the class satisfies your assignment and helps keep your driving privileges in good standing.
No, you must have an active assignment before attending Traffic Survival School.
If you’re unsure whether an assignment has been issued, contact the MVD. Sometimes assignment letters are delayed or lost in the mail, so it’s your responsibility to verify your status.
Traffic Survival School may only be one of several requirements needed to reinstate your license. Additional fees, suspensions, or other MVD requirements may still need to be completed. We recommend contacting the MVD to verify that all of your requirements have been satisfied.
Yes. We proudly partner with Lifesafer Ignition Interlock to help students save money. If you’re required to install an ignition interlock device, contact us, and we’ll connect you with a Lifesafer representative.