How often you can take a defensive driving course in Oklahoma typically depends on your reason for taking the program.

Eligible drivers who get approval from their court may take a driver improvement course every two years to receive a two-point credit (or reduction in number of points on your driving record).

When you take a DriveSafe Online defensive driving course to save money on car insurance, your discount is typically good for three years. Terms and conditions may vary between insurance providers. Check with your agent to find out if your provider offers a defensive driver discount and ask how much money you could save by completing one of our courses.

Yes! Several Oklahoma courts allow eligible drivers to take driver improvement programs to address some traffic violation convictions. Decisions are made on a court-by-court, case-by-case basis.

DriveSafe Online defensive driving courses are extremely popular with Oklahoma drivers interested in earning lower auto insurance premiums. Savings could reach up to 10% annually for three consecutive years. That could mean hundreds of dollars in your pocket. How much money you save depends on the terms offered by your insurance provider.

The average driver in Oklahoma pays up to $1,600 annually for car insurance. Drivers eligible for a defensive driving discount could earn up to 10% off their yearly premium. That could mean a savings of nearly $500 over three years (the typical length of the discount).

Paying just $24.95 for a DriveSafe Online defensive driving course to save hundreds of dollars on insurance is a great investment strategy.

Speed kills. It can also drain your bank account. If you receive a speeding ticket in Oklahoma County (or Tulsa County, Cleveland County or any other county in Oklahoma) you can expect to pay a hefty fine. If you are caught going 10 mph over the posted speed limit, you can expect to pay approximately $170. Going 11-19 mph over the limit will cost you more than $200.  A minimum of 2 points will also likely be added to your driving record.

The good news is that an Oklahoma court may allow you to take a defensive driving course to keep points off your record. Be sure to check with the court where you received your ticket to find out if you qualify to take an online driver improvement course.

1) Reach out to your insurance agent

Who doesn’t like the idea of lower insurance rates? It’s very common for insurance companies to reward their clients for successfully completing an online traffic school course. That’s because safe drivers save these companies money. Everybody wins! Check with your agent to see if finishing the DriveSafe Online Oklahoma driver improvement course will reduce your rate. Different companies have different requirements, so ask which safety course is right for you.

2) Completing a Defensive Driving Course with DriveSafe Online

First, register and login. We make it a cinch! Next, grab your favorite device and jump right in. We design our courses to work flawlessly on your desktop, your laptop, your tablet, or your phone. Need a break? You will never lose your progress. Pause and continue as often as you need to. What’s more, the 24/7 online access means completing a defensive driving course doesn’t have to interfere with your busy schedule.

3) Give your agent the certificate of completion

When you register, you can elect for us to email your certificate immediately to you and to your agent when you pass the final exam. This service is included in our all-inclusive and affordable price. Why pay extra or wait longer for something you’ve earned?

What you will save

Besides saving you time, we love to save you money. How much you save on your insurance rate will depend on your policy. Check with your agent to learn more.

What will you do with your newly found money? Go shopping at Bricktown? Take the family to Frontier City? Or grab an onion burger at Sid’s Diner? So many possibilities!

An Oklahoma court may let you to use a DriveSafe Online completion certificate to remove points from your driving record.

Different courts have different requirements. Ask your court what their requirements are, including how to submit a certificate of completion. Have all information related to your ticket ready to present, including the dates, violations, and ticket numbers for related traffic citations.

When the court approves our course, simply register, fly through short and engaging videos, and pass the final test. Finally, turn in your completion certificate. Easy!

Anyone cited for violating traffic laws will receive points on their driving record. If a driver acquires ten or more points within five years, their license will be suspended. This suspension can last anywhere from one to twelve months, depending on how many times the driver has experienced a points suspension. See the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety website for more details.