Nevada State-Approved Online Traffic Safety Course
Dismiss a Ticket, Reduce Points, or Save on Insurance — 100% Nevada DMV Approved
ONLY $24.95
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Dismiss A Ticket
Choose this course if a court has approved you to dismiss a traffic ticket.
Reduce Points
Choose this course to reduce points on your driving record at the DMV.
Insurance Discount
Choose this course to help receive a discount on your auto insurance.
Important: Nevada Requires a Notarized Affidavit For Ticket or Point Reduction
After you complete the course and pass the final exam, Nevada law requires you to submit a signed and notarized affidavit before we can issue your certificate. We’ll guide you through the process and provide everything you need.
Insurance Discount
You may be eligible for a lower car insurance premium after completing our traffic safety school. Talk to your agent to see if you qualify.
Shortest Course Allowed
Complete your Nevada Driver Safety Course in the shortest time allowed by law. Start, stop, and resume your course around your busy schedule.
Mobile-Friendly
At home or on the go, our online traffic school is there for you 24/7. Complete the course on a computer, tablet, or phone.
Nevada DMV Approved
DriveSafe Online’s Nevada Traffic Safety Course is 100% Nevada DMV-approved for ticket dismissal, point reduction, or for an insurance discount if you qualify.
Our Nevada Online Traffic Safety Course Features:
Everything You Need for Just $24.95
- No Hidden Fees
The full course, start to finish, with no surprise charges. - Immersive Full-Screen Video
Includes scenic drone footage and animated visuals to keep you engaged. - Live Chat Support
Friendly help is just a click away if you have questions. - Narrated with Closed Captions
Learn at your pace—by listening, reading, or both. - Simple Final Assessment
99% of users pass on the first try—no pressure. - Free Email Certificate Delivery
We don’t charge extra to get you your certificate as quickly as possible.
Nevada’s Most Engaging Online Traffic Safety Experience
Forget the dull, outdated traffic schools. Our Nevada DMV-approved traffic safety course is built for real learning—with cinematic video, interactive content, and zero boring textbooks.
Whether you’re completing the course for Nevada ticket dismissal, point reduction, or an insurance discount, you’ll get an online experience designed to keep you focused and moving forward.
From navigating the busy Las Vegas Strip to driving the open roads near Reno or the Sierra Nevadas, our course gives you the knowledge to make smart, safe decisions behind the wheel—no matter where you drive in Nevada.
What Makes Our Nevada Traffic Safety Course Different?
Full-Screen, Cinematic Video
Crisp visuals and drone footage make the course easy to follow—and hard to forget.Engaging Animated Scenarios
Key safety concepts are brought to life with animated graphics that keep you involved from start to finish.Instant Certificate Delivery
Once you pass and submit your notarized affidavit, we’ll send your Nevada traffic safety certificate of completion—ready for court or DMV purposes.
Stop Insurance Increases Before They Start
Completing your Nevada-approved traffic safety course with DriveSafe Online can help you avoid points on your license and potentially save hundreds on car insurance premiums over three years.
How to Submit Your Notarized Affidavit (Required by the Nevada DMV and Courts)
To receive your Certificate of Completion, Nevada law requires all students to submit a signed and notarized affidavit after completing the course. It’s a simple process, and we’ll help you every step of the way.
Follow These Steps After You Pass the Final Exam:
- Print the Affidavit:
We’ll email you a PDF copy of the affidavit immediately after you pass the course. - Get It Notarized:
Print and sign the form in front of a certified notary public. To find a notary: visit a local bank, UPS store, or use an online notary service. - Submit the Completed Form:
Take a clear photo or scan of your signed affidavit and email it to DriveSafe Online as instructed on the affidavit. - We’ll Send Your Certificate:
Once we receive your affidavit, we’ll verify and process your Certificate of Completion and send it by email within 7 business days.
⏱ Important: Nevada DMV rules require us to receive your notarized affidavit before we can issue your certificate. Please plan ahead if you have a court or DMV deadline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Getting a Nevada Driver License
New Drivers
Nevada residents may obtain an instruction permit when they reach the age of 15½. These drivers must present proof of identity, such as a certified copy of a birth certificate and a Social Security card, along with two documents that prove Nevada residency. Drivers seeking an instruction permit are not required to complete a driver’s education course or a minimum amount of driving experience.
Drivers under 18 who want a full Nevada driver’s license must first hold an instruction permit for at least six months. They are also required to complete a minimum number of supervised driving hours and/or a driver’s education course. Specific requirements are available on the Nevada DMV Teen Driver website. In addition to completing the course and practice hours, young drivers must pass a vision test, knowl…
Drivers over 18 who have never held a U.S. driver’s license must first apply for an instruction permit. Once issued, they can take the required vision, knowledge, and skills tests to obtain a full Nevada license. No formal driver’s education or practice hours are required for new drivers over 18.
View the Nevada driver’s handbooks here.
Nevada License Renewal
Nevada driver’s licenses can be renewed in person at Nevada DMV offices in Carson City, Henderson, Las Vegas, or Reno. Most eligible drivers can also renew online using their MyDMV account. Renewal notices are typically sent by mail before your license expires.
Mail or fax renewal is available for many drivers aged 65 and older. Eligible drivers will receive a full-page renewal application with their notice.
Nevada REAL ID
Starting May 7, 2025, you’ll need a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license or another acceptable form of identification (such as a passport) to board domestic flights or enter certain federal buildings.
REAL IDs must be obtained in person at a Nevada DMV office. To apply, bring documentation that proves your identity, Social Security number, and Nevada residency. For a complete list of accepted documents, visit the GETREALNEVADA website.
REAL ID licenses display a gold star in the upper-right corner. Once issued, they follow the same renewal schedule as standard Nevada driver’s licenses—no additional documents are needed at renewal.
How to Get a Nevada Insurance Discount
Many insurance providers offer a defensive driving discount to eligible Nevada drivers. The terms and amount of savings may vary from provider to provider. Check with your auto insurance agent to find out if you are eligible to submit our online defensive driving course completion certificate for an insurance discount.
Nevada DMV Locations and Services
You may conduct your DMV-related business in-person at DMV sites, via Nevada DMV self-service kiosks at DMV locations or partner sites, online, or by mail or fax. Not all methods are available for all services, so please visit the Nevada DMV for more information.
Your Road to Savings
Driver education can reduce your insurance premium up to 10%. Are you ready to save money?