Traffic Survival School will help you meet requirements of your court mandate or Motor Vehicle Department corrective letter. Learn about Choice Theory for driving. Build new skills and create an action plan to be a responsible driver. If you have a teenager in their first 6 months of driving with a Class G license, you can reduce the parental supervision hours from 30 /10 to 20 /6 by having your teen attend Traffic Survival School.

What You Will Learn

This course helps with building skills in areas of making choices that lead to positive and responsible driving. You will have the opportunity to create a path forward leading to better decisions when driving.

During the course, you will be actively involved in identifying your driving habits. Through this process you will be lead through steps to learn how to make safe decisions about your driving. Participants will interact within small groups throughout the course.

How to Attend

Registering for Class

Step 1: Register at azstatetss.org and select your Traffic Survival School date. You will need the following information:

  • MVD Case Number -or-
  • Customer number -or-
  • Withdrawal Number.

Step 2: Register online with Pima or call the Center for Transportation Training staff at 520-206-2744.

Traffic Survival School

Traffic Survival School

This course is for drivers who have been mandated to attend, or for new teen drivers to attend voluntarily, per Arizona Department of Transportation/Motor Vehicle Division or court guidelines. Students will engage in a self-evaluation process to identify personal driving habits and understand the choices that lead to risky behavior.
 

Traffic Survival School for Spanish Speakers

Este curso está dirigido a conductores a quienes se les ha ordenado asistir, o a nuevos conductores adolescentes que deseen asistir de forma voluntaria, de conformidad con las directrices del Arizona Department of Motor Vehicles o de los tribunales. Los estudiantes participarán en un proceso de autoevaluación para identificar sus hábitos personales de manejo y comprender las decisiones que llevan a comportamientos de riesgo.
 

What To Know Before Attending

Day of Class

  • Students are required to be in the classroom at the start of class.
  • Students are required to remain in class until the dismissal of class for the day.
  • Once the door is closed and instruction begins, you will not be able to enter the class.

Course Refunds

To learn more about Pima Continuing Education refund policy, visit our Information & Services page.