State Acceptance of Online DUI / DWI Classes
Some states will allow online alcohol & drug education classes, or alcohol awareness classes to be taken online. Certain states will allow DUI or DWI classes to be taken online; however, we recommend you both check and verify if your state will allow for an online class for your specific requirement AND get prior approval before enrolling. This will ensure the class will be accepted.
State Specific Requirements
Alabama does not allow an online class for a DUI. No agency approval will be granted to allow a defendant to attend online DUI classes.
Do not take an online class if you are have a California Drivers License. The CA DMV will not accept any online class for a DUI requirement. Our CA classes are for court requirements only with prior approval, or for out of state residents with prior approval only.
State of Colorado does not accept online courses for DUI/DWAI offense requirement.
State of Florida does not accept a online DUI courses to satisfy DUI school requirements.
Providers of the education program are required to be approved by the Iowa Department of Education to offer the program. Providers in Iowa utilize the 12-hour Prime for Life curriculum for the state-mandated drinking driver course, which students are typically required to complete in person.
North Carolina does not accept online DWI classes for residents or non-residents of North Carolina who received a DUI in the State of North Carolina. Please contact a local state approved ADSAP provider for DUI programs.
The State of Texas does not approve any online courses as substitutions for DWI offender education programs. They will, on a case by case basis, approve courses taken in other states if they are equivalent to the Texas courses.
The State of Vermont requires impaired driving courses to meet specific criteria for acceptance. Individuals with Vermont-issued licenses or impaired driving convictions must complete the course through approved providers who hold current, legally binding contracts with the state. For individuals with out-of-state licenses or convictions, the program must be approved or endorsed by the appropriate Substance Use or Motor Vehicle authority in the issuing state.
Please note that if your state has requirements that are incorrect, please Contact Us so that we may correct them.