Texas Defensive Driving Courses

We have broken down the six-hour course into 11 levels covering different topics:

• Class Orientation
• The Traffic Safety Problem
• Driver Performance
• Traffic Laws and Procedures
• Adverse Driving Environments
• Physical Forces
• Perceptual Skills
• Defensive Driving Strategies
• Driving Emergencies
• Protective Systems

Our Texas defensive driving school gets you everything you need to get your ticket dismissed or save money on your auto insurance. Aceable cares about getting you back on the road quickly and efficiently. The state of Texas wants to make sure you're paying attention, which is why I created some questions to check for understanding and verify your identity along the way. Here are the type of questions you will face:

• Security Questions: I have to make sure it's you and not some imposter, so I'll ask you some questions throughout the course to verify your identity. These questions are created with the information you gave us during your enrollment.
• Video Questions: After videos longer than a minute, I'll ask you a question. If you don't answer it correctly, you'll have to watch the video again and answer another question.
• Pop-Up Questions: A question will pop up once in a while as you're going through a level. These pop-up questions prepare you for the level assessments at the end of each level. I recommend paying attention to the questions so there won't be any surprises when you reach the assessments. The correct answer will be explained after you answer each question. Pop-up questions are NOT test questions and they DON'T affect your passing grade.
• Test Questions: After completing each level, you'll take a quick assessment with real test questions. You need to answer at least three of the four-level assessment questions correctly to pass. At the end of each level, you'll need to answer at least three of the four assessment questions correctly in order to pass the level assessment. You get 3 chances to pass each level assessment.

Once you successfully complete your defensive driving course, Aceable will send you your e-certificate for your records. We'll use your profile information to create your certificate, so make sure the information listed is accurate.

Use your legal name and your current address, even if it differs from the address on your license. Include the specific court that has jurisdiction of your case. You can find the court listed on your traffic citation, along with the date by which you must submit your certificate. To review your student information, simply go to the menu and select profile.

At the end of the course, you'll be provided with the opportunity to evaluate our Texas-approved course.