Missouri Approved
Online Driver Improvement Program

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

See a copy of our Missouri Driver Improvement Program license # OL021.

Before enrolling in a Missouri Driver Improvement Program, you must request to attend. You will need to appear at the court listed on your ticket. Moving violations must appear in court and request the court's permission to attend a Driver Improvement Course. The court will evaluate traffic school approval on a case-by-case basis, and there is no guarantee the court will allow you to attend. In addition, you must enter a guilty plea and pay your fine with the court listed on your ticket.

If you have a commercial license, you are NOT eligible for a Missouri Driver Improvement course, regardless of whether you got the ticket in a commercial vehicle. This restriction also applies to out-of-state commercial license holders.

Lastly, if your ticket was received while operating a motorcycle, you must attend an approved motorcycle rider training course to avoid point assessment — this is not the correct course.

You may attend a Missouri Driver Improvement Program only once every 36 months. Eligibility is based on the date when the ticket was issued.

No. Suppose you hold a commercial driver's license. In that case, you are not eligible for the Missouri Driver Improvement Program, regardless of whether you were driving a commercial vehicle or your personal vehicle at the time of the violation.

Highway Traffic School uses state-of-the-art security technology to secure your personal and credit card information! Whenever you submit personal information on our website, it is encrypted via "Hypertext Transfer Protocol" (HTTP) with "Secure Sockets Layer" (SSL) as it travels to and from our servers. In addition, we do not store your credit card information or share your personal information with anybody.

Your information is only used to generate your certificate of completion for credit.

According to the Missouri Safety Center and the Missouri Department of Revenue, you can attend a Missouri Driver Improvement Program only once every three years. As always, you must contact the court and obtain permission before starting 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.

No. Points are not added to your Missouri driving record when you are eligible and complete the Driver Improvement Program.

If you wish to attend the Driver Improvement Program instead of having points added to your driving record:

• Appear in court for all moving violations and request the court's permission to attend a Driver Improvement Course. The court will evaluate traffic school approval on a case-by-case basis.
• You must plead guilty or be found guilty for the violation(s) on your ticket.
• Pay the fine with the court.
• Complete your Driver Improvement Program within 60 days of pleading guilty.

The Driver Improvement Program will take approximately 8 hours to complete. Missouri state law requires that all DIP courses be 8 hours in length.

But Highway Traffic School has designed the course so you can start and stop as often as you like. There are no limits on how many times you can log in and out. Our system will remember where you left off, so you can take the course at your own pace. There is no need to complete the course all at once unless you want to.

And you can enjoy taking our course on any internet-ready device from your computer, laptop, or smartphone.

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.

You can pay for the course using Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express credit or debit card with a Visa or MasterCard logo. In addition, we also accept payment via Apple Pay, Google Pay, and PayPal.

Our 8-hour Missouri DIP is only $19.99. There are no additional charges; you will not see any other hidden fees. Your certificate of completion is included in this price. You may download a free copy of the certificate of your records immediately after completing the course.

There are no added processing fees. Therefore, $19.99 is the final total price.

Yes. The final exam is an open-book test.

Most students pass the final exam the first time. The exam consists of 25 questions, and a passing score is 80%. But, if you don't pass the final exam the first time, you can retake the final exam as many times as you need without paying additional fees for more attempts. So, you can take our course without worry or stress – you'll have unlimited attempts to pass the exam. And you can always review the course material during the exam.

No. Once you complete the course, we will email your signed copy of the Missouri DOR 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

Remember that after completing the course, you must report your completion to the Department of Revenue (DOR) within 15 calendar days.

Your completion certificate is available to download immediately after you 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. This form will also be emailed to you.

You can download, print, or save a copy of your certificate of completion directly from our website for no additional charge, and it is available immediately once you pass the final exam.

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