Eligibility Requirements

You are eligible to attend every 12 months for an Arizona traffic ticket dismissal (violation date to violation date). Criminal traffic tickets require prior court approval.
Commercial Driver License holders (CDL) are eligible for ticket dismissal classes ONLY if you were driving a vehicle requiring a class D license or a class M license and the vehicle was not being used for commercial purposes.
You are not eligible if your ticket resulted from an accident involving death or a life-threatening serious injury.
The traffic ticket must be in your name.
Your court appearance date must be in the future or you must have an extension to take the course.
You can attend for one moving violation only.
You must complete your course at least 7 days prior to your court date.
You must have a driver’s license or a government issued ID in order to take the class.

To be eligible for traffic ticket dismissal, you must be able to answer "yes" to all of the following statements:

I am not presently enrolled, nor have I completed any other traffic class for dismissal of an Arizona ticket in the last year (12 months).
My ticket did not result from an accident involving death or a life-threatening or serious injury.
I understand that as a commercial driver license holder I’m eligible for the defensive driving ticket dismissal classes ONLY if I was driving a vehicle requiring a class D license or a class M license and the vehicle was not being used for commercial purposes.
I further agree that if I complete the traffic school for my current ticket, and a subsequent record check reveals that I did not comply with the requirements listed here my traffic ticket will not be dismissed and this matter may be set for a court hearing. The class fee may be forfeited.
If I have received more than one violation and was granted an extension of the court date by this school, I understand that the extension covers only the violation for which I am now attending school. All other violations must be handled with the court by the original court date on the ticket.
The ticket is in my name. (For photo radar tickets the ticket must be in your name and you must be the person in the photo).