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Select the Alaska Driver Improvement course that
matches your requirement. Multiple state-approved
programs are available depending on your situation.
Courses
Trusted by Over 10 Million Drivers Since 2000
Court Referred Course$28.75
For drivers directed by a court to complete defensive driving. Confirm that this course meets your order and follow the court’s deadline and proof-of-completion instructions.
Point Reduction Course$25.00
Eligible drivers can reduce accumulated Alaska license points by 2. Available once every 12 months.
Completing a defensive driving course does not dismiss an Alaska traffic citation. Point reduction does not erase the underlying violation.
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Complete your Alaska Driver Improvement course entirely online. Whether you are satisfying a court requirement, meeting a state requirement, or improving your driving record, the process is simple and can be completed from any device.
Select the Alaska Driver Improvement course that
matches your requirement. Multiple state-approved
programs are available depending on your situation.
Work through the course online at your own pace.
Your progress is saved automatically, allowing you to
start and stop whenever it is convenient.
After you successfully complete the course, we send proof of completion to Alaska DMV and provide your completion certificate. If you are taking a court-referred course, follow your court’s separate instructions for providing proof of completion.
Whether you're completing traffic school for point reduction or satisfying a court requirement, our Alaska-approved course makes the process straightforward. Register online, complete the course at your own pace, and receive your certificate upon completion. Most students can finish the entire process without ever visiting an office or classroom.
Court-referred students must also follow their court’s instructions for submitting proof of completion.
Courts, attorneys, driving schools, insurance providers, ticket dismissal professionals, and businesses.
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Quick answers to the questions we hear most from Alaska drivers.
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Yes. Our course is designed to meet applicable Alaska requirements for defensive driving. If you are taking the course for a specific court, DMV, or point-reduction requirement, confirm your eligibility before registering.
Alaska drivers may take an approved defensive driving course to improve their driving skills and, when eligible, receive a reduction in points on their driving record. Courses may also be required in certain circumstances.
Yes. Successful completion of an approved defensive driving course can reduce your accumulated Alaska driver’s license points by 2. We report completion to Alaska DMV, which applies the reduction. This does not dismiss your citation.
Unless you are challenging the ticket in court, Alaska DMV advises paying it before taking the course for point reduction. Otherwise, the course credit may not reduce your point total as intended. If you are contesting the ticket or have a court order, follow the applicable court process.
Yes. Our online course works on compatible phones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers, allowing you to complete your coursework from virtually anywhere with internet access.
You may take an approved defensive driving course for a 2-point reduction once every 12 months. Completing additional courses within that period does not provide another course-based point reduction.
No. Completing a defensive driving course cannot dismiss an Alaska traffic citation or erase the violation. It may reduce accumulated license points, or fulfill a court-directed course requirement if accepted by that court.
We send proof of successful completion to Alaska DMV and provide your completion certificate. If you enrolled for point reduction, DMV applies the eligible reduction. If a court referred you, also provide proof to the court as directed in your order. Keep your certificate for your records.
Registration is simple. You will generally need basic information such as your name, email address, driver's license information, and any citation or case information applicable to your course.
Eligibility depends on your driving record and circumstances. If you are unsure, check with the Alaska DMV or the court handling your citation before enrolling.
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