Missouri Defensive Driving School is offered both at physical
locations across the State and via State approved online format through
Driving University. The Missouri Safety Center approves all
Defensive Driving Schools and courses as part of their Driver
Improvement program.
Enrollment in Defensive Driving School may be voluntary or
court-ordered, depending on your circumstances, and may result in
traffic fine reductions, traffic fine and point dismissal, reduced
insurance premiums and overall improved driving skills.
Course Information
Driver’s Education is not mandatory in Missouri; however, the course
is offered in schools and at State approved training centers.
Teens may choose to complete a Driver’s Education as an added safety
measure. Driver’s Education instructs drivers on rules-of-the
road and prepares them for the Missouri driver’s licensing written and
road tests. Read more...
Course Eligibility
In the event a traffic ticket is issued, the court must determine if
a driver is eligible for Defensive Driving School as per the Missouri
State statute. It is always best to attend your court hearing and
petition the judge with this request. Read more...
Missouri Defensive Driving Schools
Find a defensive driving school in your area. Read more...
Online Defensive Driving
Driving University, the Missouri State approved course provider of
online Defensive Driving School, offers you the opportunity to complete
your Defensive Driving course in the comfort of your own home and at
times that are convenient for you. Read
more...
Reasons to Take the Course
Successful completion of a Missouri Defensive Driving School through
Driving University can benefit a driver in a number of ways. At
the discretion of the court, a driver can complete a Missouri Defensive
Driving School, also called traffic school, in lieu of receiving points
on their driving record for a traffic violation such as a speeding
ticket. Read more...
Who Teaches the Course?
Missouri Defensive Driving School, when taken at a physical location
in Missouri, is taught by instructors approved by the Missouri Safety
Center. Online Defensive Driving School, however, is primarily
self-paced and self-instructed. Read
more...