From First Assurance Traffic School
Basic Driver Improvement (BDI). 4 hour
course
You must complete a basic driver
improvement course (Traffic Collision Avoidance Course) if you want to retain
your driver license in the following circumstance:
-You were a
driver in a crash and are found at fault and
someone was
transported to the hospital or
you had two crashes in a two-year
period, which resulted in property damage greater than
$500.
-Passed a stopped school bus
-Highway
Racing
-Highway Racing - Spectator
-Reckless
Driving
-Running a red light
If you receive a
ticket for a non-criminal moving violation, and you do not hold a commercial
driver license.
If you attend traffic school,
no points will be assessed to your drivers license. You will keep your SAFE
DRIVER designation and your insurance company cannot raise your rates, unless
there is an accident. (You may only choose this voluntary option once every 12
months and a maximum of 5 times in a lifetime, unless this course is Court
Ordered).
8 Hour Intermediate Driver
Improvement ( IDI )
This course can be
taken by a driver who has elected 8-hour traffic school or who has been judge
ordered to attend an 8-hour course. This is an Intermediate Driver Improvement
course .
*If you are not sure which type of
course you need, please check your court papers.
8 Hour Aggressive
This course is intended for drivers who have
been ordered by a judge to attend because they exhibit signs of aggressive
driving behavior, such as: accumulating an excessive number of citations,
driving with excessive speed, or unknowingly driving with a suspended license.
Check your court papers to confirm that this is the class you
need.
Advanced Driver Improvement (ADI) 12 hour
course
This course is required by the
Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles for reinstatement of a drivers
license which has been suspended due to excessive points or habitual traffic
offender status, (non-DUI related). This course is also court ordered for
numerous circumstances.
The chief aims of these
courses are to educate students about the extreme dangers of unsafe and
aggressive driving practices by getting them to examine their attitudes toward
driving, and to suggest safer, more sensible behind-the-wheel
behaviors.
For information on these courses visit First Assurance Traffic School
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