Missouri remedial course questions, answered plainly

Yes. The points are waived only when the court handling your ticket authorizes you to complete a Driver Improvement Program. Ask before you enroll. The course is still worth taking without authorization, but it will not change your record.

Sixty days from your guilty plea or conviction, set by Missouri. The course is eight hours; start the week you are authorized.

Once in any thirty-six-month period.

No. It stops the points from the current violation being assessed. Existing points come off on their own: a third after one year with no new conviction, half after two years, all after three.

No. The conviction records; the points do not. Your insurer can still see the conviction.

Eight hours, self-paced. No quizzes. Most people finish across three or four sittings.

Twenty-five questions, twenty correct to pass. Unlimited retakes with different questions and no waiting period.

The completion form. The DOR's guidance is that you or the program may mail it to the Driver License Bureau, PO Box 200, Jefferson City, MO 65105-0200. The completed form and your certificate are ready to download the moment you pass. Mail it promptly and give your court a copy if it asked for one.

Yes. The certificate, the DOR form, unlimited retakes and support are inside that number. There is no processing fee and no upgraded version of the course.

Because a person answers the phone, the DOR form comes filled in with your certificate the moment you pass, and nothing is added at checkout. If price is the only thing that matters to you, a cheaper approved course will also satisfy the court.

Yes, in full, at any time before you complete the course. After you pass the exam and the certificate is issued, no refund is available.

Yes. The course and exam work on a phone, and your progress saves the moment you leave.