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Yes. Every Driverly course purchase is eligible for our Certificate Acceptance Money-Back Guarantee if a court or insurance company rejects your completed Driverly certificate.

After Driverly receives and verifies the required documents, we will refund 100% of the purchase price paid to Driverly for that course. The request must include a signed and certified or otherwise authenticated rejection letter and contact information for the signing court official or insurance-company representative.

Read the complete guarantee requirements in our Terms & Conditions. Court and insurance requirements vary, so confirm acceptance before enrolling.

No defensive driving website can guarantee that taking an online defensive driving course will automatically get a ticket dismissed. Whether a court accepts a certificate depends on applicable laws, court procedures, and the circumstances of an individual case.

Driverly does not promise a ticket dismissal or court acceptance. If a completed Driverly certificate is rejected by a court or insurance company, the Certificate Acceptance Money-Back Guarantee provides a full refund of the course purchase price paid to Driverly after the required documentation is verified.

Defensive driving isn’t only about dealing with a ticket. The skills taught in a defensive driving course can help you:

• Recognize dangerous situations earlier
• Reduce distracted and aggressive driving
• Understand safe following distances and stopping distances
• Respond more effectively to changing road conditions
• Review important traffic laws and safe-driving practices
• Build habits that can reduce your risk of a collision

Our goal is simple: make defensive driving easier to learn and help put safer drivers on the road.

Defensive driving is a practical approach to reducing risk on the road. It emphasizes scanning ahead, managing speed and space, recognizing hazards early, and preparing for the mistakes or unexpected actions of other road users.

Read our guide to defensive driving for everyday habits you can use before and during each trip.

Driverly courses are completed online, so you can work through eligible course material from a phone, tablet, or computer. Whether an online course satisfies a particular court, insurer, or agency requirement depends on that organization’s rules.

Before enrolling for a ticket, insurance, or other requirement, confirm that an online defensive driving course is accepted and ask about any required course length, deadline, or certificate-submission process.

Course length depends on the program and the requirement you are trying to meet. Driverly currently offers defensive driving programs for Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, including one-hour and four-hour options where available.

Check the details of your selected course and confirm with the court, insurer, or agency whether a specific number of hours is required before you enroll.

Some insurance companies may offer a discount or other benefit after a defensive driving course, but eligibility, course requirements, and the amount of any benefit are determined by the insurer. Driverly does not promise an insurance discount.

Contact your insurer before enrolling to ask whether it accepts an online defensive driving completion certificate and what documentation it requires.

After you complete the required lessons, quizzes, and any final assessment for your course, you can access your Driverly certificate of completion. Keep a copy for your records and follow the submission instructions provided by the court, insurer, or agency involved.

Requirements and deadlines can vary, so it is important to confirm where and how the certificate should be delivered.