Kansas Defensive Driving

Online Defensive Driving Course in Kansas

Want to save money on your car insurance premiums? Have a traffic violation that can be dismissed? Not a problem - I Drive Safely’s Kansas defensive driving course is the quickest, easiest route to taking care of all your driving needs. You shouldn’t have to move mountains for a traffic citation, or jump through hoops for an insurance discount. We’ve developed a course that actually fits into your schedule, rather than interrupts it!

100% Online Defensive Driving Course Means Easy Ticket Dismissal from Home

Dismiss your Kansas traffic ticket without ever setting foot in a classroom. Our course is 100% online and gives you all the tools you need to get that ticket out of your life with minimal hassle. If you’ve been given the okay to take our Kansas defensive driving course, you’ll be on your way to safe, responsible driving in no time! With a 100% online course, you’ll enjoy endless benefits.

• Freedom to set your own pace - complete the course in one afternoon, or split it up into more manageable chunks of study time
• Work from any computer - as long as you have an Internet connection, you can be a better driver
• No classroom to drive to - save time and money by completing your defensive driving course from the comfort of your own home
• Retake the final exam as many times as you want - you’re practically guaranteed to pass!
• Auto-resume feature - Log in anywhere you want and pick up right where you left off

Easy, Convenient, and Quality Education

The course itself is composed of 8 short, easy-to-understand chapters that clearly explain the ins and outs of safe and responsible driving. By the time the course is over, you’ll have a better understanding of:

• Kansas traffic law
• Defensive driving techniques and best practices
• Strategies for dealing with hazardous road conditions

Each chapter ends with a 10-question quiz, and once you have completed all chapters, you’ll have to score 80% or better on a 25-question multiple-choice final exam in order to officially complete the course. If you’re worried about passing, don’t sweat it - we offer unlimited retakes on your quizzes and final exam. You’re guaranteed to pass our Kansas online defensive driving course.

Save Money on Your Kansas Auto Insurance – Guaranteed!

Did you know that if you voluntarily take a Kansas defensive driving course, your insurance company is required to give you a 3-year reduction on your premiums? All you need to do is contact your insurance provider, let them know you’re taking our course, and give them a copy of your certificate of completion once you’re done. Earning a Kansas insurance discount is that easy!

Fast Certificate Delivery

We won’t keep you waiting when you finish your Kansas online defensive driving course - after all, you need your completion information as soon as possible. We process your information the very same day, and send your completion certificate fast once you complete the course.

Help is Always Available

Our friendly team of customer support representatives can assist you with any of your online Kansas defensive driving course needs. Feel free to call or email us if you have concerns about our course, questions about the ticket dismissal process, or even inquiries on Kansas traffic law. Our customer support team is available  7 days a week, so there’s no need to worry about whether or not we’ll be there for you.

How it Works – Defensive Driving Course in Kansas

Whether you’re looking to dismiss a minor traffic violation or gain a mandatory 3-year reduction on your auto insurance premium, I Drive Safely’s Kansas Online Traffic School course gives you a quick and easy way to accomplish each of those goals. Below, you’ll find the process required to complete your ticket dismissal or earn your insurance reduction in Kansas.

How to Dismiss a Traffic Violation

How to Get a Mandatory 3-Year Discount on Insurance Premiums

How to Dismiss a Traffic Violation

1. Contact your court and ask if you are eligible for ticket dismissal through a defensive driving course.

The courts will grant a ticket dismissal on a case-by-case basis – it is not mandatory in the state. Depending upon your violation, you may be required to appear at your court date, listed on the citation, to request permission for ticket dismissal.If you aren’t required to appear, call your court before the date listed and ask them if you are eligible based on your driving history. Generally, you must:

• • • Possess a valid, non-commercial Kansas driver’s license
    • Have been cited for a minor moving violation
    • Have no outstanding violations on your driving history

2. Enroll in and complete your I Drive Safely Kansas Defensive Driving course.

Your court may give you a deadline by which you must complete your course. Keep this in mind when pacing yourself through your lessons!

3. Submit your certificate of completion to your court.

We will deliver your proof of course completion to you via the delivery method you’ve chosen. Make sure you get it to your court on time, or your violation will appear on your driving history, and you may be subject to outstanding fines or fees related to your ticket.

4. Check your driving record.

After the court has processed your defensive driving course, check your driving record. You should see a removal of 3 points from your history.

How to Get a Mandatory 3-Year Discount on Kansas Auto Insurance Premiums

1. Enroll in and complete our Kansas defensive driving course.

Taking a defensive driving course in Kansas automatically qualifies you for a mandatory 3-year reduction on your premiums. You can renew that discount every 3 years by retaking the online Kansas defensive driving course.

2. Submit your certificate of completion to your insurance company.

I Drive Safely will deliver your completion certificate to you through whichever method you chose. You are then responsible for submitting it to your insurance provider in order to earn that discount.

3. Enjoy your reduced insurance rate

In 3 years, you may renew your discount by coming right back here to I Drive Safely and enrolling in our easy online course once again.

Frequently Asked Questions – Defensive Driving in Kansas

Course Information

Course Information

1. I'm not sure if I'm eligible to take a Kansas defensive driving course. How do I find out?

To take your course for insurance discount purposes, you don’t need to worry about eligibility requirements. The discount is state-mandated for ALL drivers who complete a Kansas driver improvement course.

For ticket dismissal, your eligibility is determined by your court based upon your particular citation, circumstances, and driving history. Typically, you will need to:

• Hold a valid non-commercial Kansas driver’s license
• Have a non-criminal or DUI-related citation
• Have no outstanding tickets on your driving history

We have all of the eligibility requirements and steps to take for your Kansas defensive driving course listed on our How It Works page.

2. How much will I save on my insurance with the state-mandated discount?

Your discount rate will vary based upon your provider and your driving history. Contact your insurance carrier and ask for full details on how much you will save, and whether your discount will increase if you renew your reduction in 3 years.

3. How often can I take a driver improvement course in Kansas?

You may take your course once every 3 years to maintain your insurance discount. The frequency for ticket dismissal is determined by your individual court.

4. How long will this course take?

Our Kansas defensive driving course is not timed, though generally students take between 4-6 hours to complete the course. Your course material is broken down into 8 single-subject units, which you can complete at your own pace. Therefore, how long the course takes is up to you!

5. What types of things will I study?

Each of your 8 course chapters focuses on a single topic that pertains to Kansas driving and traffic laws. These topics include:

• Highway safety
• Alcohol- and drug-impaired driving
• State traffic laws
• Driving emergencies
• Vehicle maintenance

6. Do I have to take a final exam?

Yes, your final exam consists of 25 multiple-choice questions. You need to score an 80% or higher to pass, and you may retake the exam as many times as you need to.

7. What is the testing and grading policy?

Each of the 8 chapters contains a quiz that reviews important content from that chapter. There are 10 questions per quiz, and you need to obtain an 80% or higher to pass onto the next chapter. The quizzes will provide you with an excellent opportunity to master the course material and prepare for your final exam. You will be provided with feedback on any incorrect answers, and you may retake your quizzes an unlimited amount of times.

Once you get to your final exam, you will encounter 25 multiple-choice questions, requiring a passing score of 80% or higher. You may retake the exam again if you need another attempt to pass. You are allowed unlimited attempts.

8. Is there any way I can fail the course?

Absolutely not! You have unlimited retakes on your chapter quizzes and final exam, so if you fail to achieve a passing score on your first try, you may simply retake them again until you do.

9. Is there a time limit to complete this course?

Deadlines are typically determined by the Kansas courts or by your insurance company. While we allow you 180 days to complete your course before your account is suspended, your court or insurance carrier may require you to finish your course much sooner than that. Make sure to determine their deadline before beginning the course.

Regardless of court or insurance deadlines, you MUST complete the course within 180 days of registration. Any student who has not successfully completed the course within 180 days will be terminated without notice and will not be eligible for a refund.

10. How do I earn my state-mandated insurance discount?

After you complete your Kansas defensive driving course, simply take your certificate of completion to your insurance company. They will process your course completion and apply your predetermined discount to your premium!

Check with your insurance provider to determine how much you will save. Per state law, your discount will remain in effect for 3 years. For more information, please visit our How It Works page.