Arkansas Defensive Driving Course

The course fee includes six hours of interactive and informative online content designed to strengthen your knowledge of Arkansas traffic laws and defensive driving techniques. It also provides full access to our dedicated customer support team, available seven days a week to assist you with any technical issues or course-related questions. This all-inclusive fee ensures a convenient, affordable, and hassle-free learning experience.

You can easily access our Arkansas defensive driving course from any internet-connected device, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, or desktop computers. The course is fully mobile-friendly, and your progress is saved automatically—so you can start on one device and finish on another without losing your place.

No, there are no hidden fees. Your Arkansas defensive driving course completion certificate is included with your registration and is available instantly upon completion. This allows you to quickly submit proof to the court or your insurance provider, depending on your purpose for taking the course.

To enroll in our Arkansas online defensive driving course, you must hold a valid non-commercial Arkansas driver’s license. Eligibility also requires that you have not completed a defensive driving course in Arkansas within the past 12 months if you are taking the course for ticket dismissal or point reduction. Additionally, individuals who have committed serious traffic violations—such as reckless driving or driving significantly over the speed limit—may not qualify. It is important to confirm your eligibility with the court handling your case before enrolling, especially if you intend to use the course for legal or insurance purposes.

Yes, Get Drivers Ed is fully certified to offer the Arkansas Defensive Driving Course online. Our course is recognized by Arkansas courts and meets state requirements for driver improvement, ticket dismissal, and insurance discount eligibility. Thousands of drivers across the state have used our course to resolve traffic violations, improve their driving records, and lower their insurance rates.