All courts are canceled on Friday, Oct 4, 2024, due to internal training. All courts will be rescheduled and notified.
Municipal Court does not endorse any schools for Driver’s Safety Courses. If you receive a call or text stating Municipal Court has ordered you to complete a course, please contact the court directly.
If you are charged with a traffic offense and would like to request a driver’s safety course by right you may request the course before your scheduled court hearing or before the judge on your day of court. If you do not qualify for a driver’s safety course by right you must appear at the scheduled hearing and request to take the course before the judge. It will be the judge’s discretion whether to grant the course.
At the time of the request, you must:
You are eligible to request a driver’s safety course by right if you are 17 years or older and:
You may request a Driver Safety Course by Right in any of the following manners:
In-person at any of our office locations:
Prior to the end of the 90-day period, you must present the following documentation to the court by mail or in-person:
If the information is not submitted to the court within 90 days, the court will send you a notice requiring you to return to court and explain why you failed to show proof of completion. If you have a good reason why you were unable to present your proof the judge may, but is not required, grant you an extension. Your failure to be present at that hearing may result in a warrant for your arrest being issued.
If you have been granted defensive driving and no longer wish to complete the course you may fill out the Waiver of Driver Safety Course or Deferred Adjudication (Español) and pay your fine with the Court at any of our locations.
For any additional questions on the driving safety course and its related information call (915) 212-0215 or email [email protected].