DUI Class Online

Reduce Your Risk of EVER Getting Another DUI!

Take the DUI Class on Your Computer.

Complete your DUI class requirements from home or from a computer you access regularly using this fully approved and respected program.

DUI offenders use DUI Class Online to…

Take the court-ordered DUI class from home.
Complete the 10-hour court-ordered DUI education requirement from the privacy of home (or any computer with secure access).
Work at an individual pace.
Review the information any time and complete within 30 days.
Receive a Certificate of Completion.
Complete and pass the class to get your certificate.

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Developed and operated by Intervention Instruction, Inc., DUI Class Online meets the rigorous content and security requirements for state-mandated risk education for driving under the influence offenders. As one of the oldest and most respected DUI risk education providers, Intervention Instruction has been helping drivers for more than 30 years.

At www.duiclassonline.com, DUI offenders meet their sentencing requirements by examining their behavior and understanding the consequences of drunk driving or driving under the influence of drugs.

Hope it will educate more people.

female student, age 36

I will never drink & drive again!

male student, age 33

This course should be REQUIRED for getting a permit to drive. Thank you for your help. I will live longer & happier as a sober father.

male student, age 42

Long & very good program.

male student, age 52

This class was very informative & helpful. It gave great insight on how I was thinking & how to avoid another DUI by not giving into peer pressure.

female student, age 31

Very educational and enlightening.

male student, age 48

This program is an excellent alternative to taking the classes in a group.

male student, age 43

It would have been nice if they had something to this effect in drivers ed when I was younger.

male student, age 29

The course was put together very nicely; informative & concise.

male student, age 27

I'm glad I was able to complete this DUI course online because it was easier than having to rearrange my work schedule to attend classes in person.

male student, age 43

All in all, I did like the course.

male student, age 26

I will never drink and drive again!

male student, age 33

It was very helpful to me. Thank you very much.

male student, age 22

This is great, because I live in Tennessee & they don't offer a 10-hour DUI class here.

male student, age 27

Your program was very helpful in identifying the effects that alcohol can have on someone who not only drinks but decides to get behind the wheel after drinking.

male student, age 30

Lesson learned.

male student, age 48

I actually learned quite a bit. It's a great way to learn about the affects of alcohol on a person & their family. The interactiveness & Q&A sections are really key in making the person evaluate their life & their involvement in alcohol.

male student

The whole DUI experience has been, yes miserable, but enlightening. I have a better understanding about who I am when I'm around alcohol & what it does to me & my body. Thanks.

male student,age 30

I actually learned quite a bit & retained that knowledge. Good format & interesting examples. I now educate others on the risks of drinking with true facts.

male student, age 30

I really learned a lot intellectually but more importantly, steps to help me separate drinking & driving. I found the course to be very informative & interesting. I have passed interesting info on to friends.

female student, age 63

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More than half of people who were killed or seriously injured in a road crash tested positive for one or more drugs according to a new study released in December.

In the report “Alcohol and Drug Prevalence Among Seriously or Fatally Injured Road Users,” the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, specifies “the most prevalent drug category among all road users in the study sample was cannabinoids (active THC) with 25.1% positive, followed by alcohol at 23.1%, stimulants at 10.8%, and opioids at 9.3%.”

Users must learn to identify the risks to change their behavior … and save lives.

Education is the key to prevention.

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More than half of people who were killed or seriously injured in a road crash tested positive for one or more drugs according to a new study released in December.

In the report “Alcohol and Drug Prevalence Among Seriously or Fatally Injured Road Users,” the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, specifies “the most prevalent drug category among all road users in the study sample was cannabinoids (active THC) with 25.1% positive, followed by alcohol at 23.1%, stimulants at 10.8%, and opioids at 9.3%.”

Users must learn to identify the risks to change their behavior … and save lives.

Education is the key to prevention.

#drivingimpaired #drunkdriving #druggeddriving #duieducation #duiclass #dui

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