Starting July 1, 2026, people charged with speeding may sign up online for an approved course, and timely completion can remove up to five points.
A person charged with speeding may sign up for an approved online driver course while paying the fine and costs instead of going to court. Finishing within 90 days of conviction can remove up to five points from the driving record.
A person charged with speeding may register for a department-approved driver education course while submitting the fine and costs instead of appearing in court. This applies to a person charged with speeding who submits the fine and costs instead of appearing in court. The department-approved course must be available online through the department's website. Points are removed only if the person successfully completes the course within 90 days of conviction; no more than five points may be removed. The course provider must send the department completion certificates within 30 days and tell successful students how to seek point removal. The law takes effect July 1, 2026. A person must finish the course within 90 days of conviction for points to be removed; the provider must send the completion certificate within 30 days after course completion.
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