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- Avoid Points, Fulfill a Court Requirement, and Reduce Your Car Insurance Rates (you may take this course once every 36 months and the amounts of insurance discount determined by your insurance company).
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Missouri Driver Improvement Program (DIP)
Our Missouri Driver Improvement Program is approved by the Missouri Safety Center (MSC).
To be eligible for this 8-hour course, you must hold a valid, non-commercial Missouri driver’s license, and you must complete this course within 60 days of approval from the Fine Collection Center (FCC).How the Missouri Driver Improvement Program (DIP) Works
DriveSafeToday’s Missouri Driver Improvement Program (DIP) is designed for drivers who have been charged for a moving violation within a county where the FCC has approved the driver improvement program.
Upon pleading guilty to the charges and paying the FCC fine, drivers are automatically eligible to attend an authorized program to avoid a driver’s license point penalty. Note: Offenses committed in a commercial motor vehicle or by any driver who has a commercial driver’s license from Missouri or any other state are ineligible for the Driver Improvement Program. Enrolling in this program is voluntary. However, if you choose to attend the program, you must do so within 60 days of your guilty plea. No points will be added to your Missouri driving records if you meet these requirements.Form 4444 and Completing the Missouri Driver Improvement Program
If you paid your FCC fine before completing the Missouri Driver Improvement Program, DriveSafeToday will notify the Missouri Driver License Bureau on your behalf by sending DIP Form 4444.
If you did not pay your fine through the FCC and attended court instead, we will send Form 4444 directly to you so that you may submit it to the court as proof of completion. To receive a discount on your car insurance (if eligible), you must submit Form 4444 to your insurance agent.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, our Missouri Driver Improvement Course is approved by the Missouri Safety Center. There is no age requirement to take this course, anyone with a Missouri driver's license (non-commercial) is eligible to take this course. You may take the course once every 36 months.
Eligibility requirements vary based upon your county of residence. All citations are submitted to the Fine Collection Center (FCC) regardless of where you live. Drivers in some counties are granted automatic approval by the FCC for a driver improvement course to dismiss violation points and no other action is required. However, other counties require the FCC to route your citation to the court and you will need to appear in person to request permission for point dismissal from the judge.
Check with your insurance company if you are eligible for a discount for completing the Missouri driver improvement course. Most insurance companies offer up to a 10% insurance discount for 3 years.
The Driver Improvement Course is 8 hours as required by the Missouri Safety Center. You can complete the course at your own schedule by logging in and out as often as you like. You must score a minimum of 80% on the final exam to pass. But don't worry - you'll have unlimited attempts to pass the final exam at no additional charge.
No. For violations committed while operating a motorcycle, the rider must attend an approved motorcycle-rider training course.
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Unapproved States
Drive Safe Today considers “unapproved states” the states that have not approved and/or licensed Drive Safe Today to offer state-approved defensive driving courses and related services. The current list of unapproved states are as follows: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Washington, Washington D.C., West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
In the aforementioned unapproved states, permission/approval from the appropriate parties to take one of Drive Safe Today’s courses must be requested and given before registration. Further clarification: You must get your insurance company/agent’s approval to take a car insurance discount course prior to registration. Also, you must get a judge/court’s approval to take one of our court-ordered courses prior to registration.
Drive Safe Today is not liable for any issues that may arise from failing to follow these instructions. As such, no refunds or reimbursements will be given or considered with respect to these terms.