Missouri Online Driver Improvement Program

Yes! We are certified by the Missouri Safety Center and Missouri Department of Revenue to provide this course throughout the state.

Your completion certificate is available for you to download immediately when you complete and pass your final exam. In Missouri, you must obtain a Missouri Department of Revenue Record of Participation and Completion for Driver Improvement Program Form (Form 4444) from the traffic school.

Once you complete the course, we will email your signed copy of the Missouri Form 4444. Then, show the form to the court clerk, and they will need to fill out the Court section of the document. Once the clerk has signed the form, you need to mail the completed Form 4444 to the address indicated on the bottom for credit:

Driver's License Bureau
PO Box 200
Jefferson City, MO 65105-0200

Keep in mind that after you have completed the course, you must report your completion to the Department of Revenue (DOR) within 15 calendar days.

If you require additional copies of your certificate of completion and Form 4444, you can always log in to your account and order extra copies for a small shipping and printing fee.

In Missouri, you can attend a DIP course once every 36 months. As always, you must contact the court first and obtain permission before you start the course. Each case is evaluated on a case-by-case basis, and there is no guarantee that the court will allow you to attend.

Missouri traffic school is, in most cases, optional. If you choose to complete a driver improvement program to dismiss your traffic ticket's points, you must complete the course within 60 days of pleading or being found guilty by the court.

If you are not sure if you are eligible to attend traffic school, you will need to contact the court list on your ticket. Please note that the court needs to give you permission to attend, even if you have not attended in the last 36 months. Once you have approval from the court, you can register on our website.

Missouri law requires all Driver Improvement Program courses to be 8 hours in length.

Highway Traffic School is an approved online traffic school provider for the State of Missouri. Our Driver Improvement Program has been certified and approved by the Missouri Safety Center. Our school license # OL021.

We will email you a FREE copy of your Missouri Department of Revenue Record of Participation and Completion for Driver Improvement Program Form (Form 4444) when you complete the course.

If you don't have a printer or need us to mail you a copy, we do offer rush service of Form 4444 for an added fee. Feel free to log back into your account to see your options and pricing.

In Missouri, you can attend a Driver Improvement Program (DIP) for one of three reasons:

1. Court Ordered
2. Ticket Point Dismissal
3. Insurance Discount

Court Ordered
If you are attending traffic school due to a Court Order, this means you have seen a court judge for your case, and the judge is forcing you to attend traffic school. In most cases, points will still be added to your driving record. A Court Order is typically an additional punishment added to your ticket.

Keep in mind that a DIP is not the same as a Substance Abuse Traffic Offender Program (SATOP). The SATOP is a course assigned to drivers who have a suspended/revoked license due to substance-related violations.

Ticket Points Dismissal
If you are attending traffic school to have ticket points dismissed for your moving violation, this means you are requesting to attend traffic school. You will need to plead guilty to the violation and pay your fine with the court. You may request to have your points on your ticket dismissed by attending an approved Driver Improvement Course at that time. The court will evaluate your case and your eligibility. Once approved, the court will dismiss your points on your violation. This is optional and not a required course. Also, a driver may only take traffic school for ticket points dismissal once every 36 months.

Insurance Discount
You can attend a traffic school for an insurance discount. This means you voluntarily take an online course to obtain a discount for your monthly premium with your car insurance provider. This option will only provide you with a completion certificate showing you completed our online driver improvement course. It will not include the Missouri Form 4444 required by the state for a court order or ticket points dismissal credit.

Before enrolling in an insurance discount option, contact your insurance company to make sure they will accept our course and provide you with a discount.