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Benefit #1

DMV Demerit Point Reduction

There are two crucial types of points that have a significant impact on your driving record: negative (-) demerit points and positive (+) safe driver points. When you are found guilty of a traffic violation reported to the DMV, your record will be assigned demerit points. The severity of the offense determines the number of points allocated. The accumulation of excessive demerit points can lead to a suspension of your license and the mandatory completion of a driver improvement course.

Conversely, safe driver points can also be added to your record. By consistently driving without any violations or suspensions for an entire year, you have the opportunity to earn 1 safe driver point. Furthermore, the completion of a Virginia driver improvement course can earn you up to +5 safe driver points.

Benefit #2

Insurance Discounts

Benefit #3

Satifies DMV & Court Mandates

Excessive demerit points on your driving record can lead to mandatory attendance of a driver improvement course or even suspension of your license per DMV guidelines. However, in Virginia, the Driver Improvement Program offers a convenient solution to maintain a clean record. Accumulating safe driving points is a simple process. By obeying traffic laws and avoiding speeding tickets, you can earn one plus ( + ) point each year as a reward. For a quick accumulation of up to +5 safe driving points, just complete our user-friendly online driver improvement course. You can take our course every 24 months for additional point reductions. Rest assured, our course is approved by the Virginia DMV, making it the easiest way to uphold your driving record.

If you find yourself in court due to a major traffic violation, you may be required to take the Virginia Driver Improvement Course. This requirement can arise from a single major violation or from the accumulation of too many points resulting from multiple minor offenses. Failure to comply with the court order and complete the course could result in license suspension or even revocation. When the court mandates safety courses, their primary concern is that the courses have been approved by the DMV.