In Texas, defensive driving and all other facets of traffic safety education in the Lone Star State can all be learned effectively at an efficient pace through Driver Training Associates. In the three decades it has been in business, the company has helped millions of drivers with their safety and driving education needs, from basic driver education to defensive driving, all the way to insurance discount training.

Driver Training Associates aims to offer top-notch services at the best prices, and is concerned as well in providing its clients with the ultimate in driving education convenience. The company offers an online course for the convenience of drivers who have been court-ordered to attend a TEA-approved Texas defensive driving course in order to deal with local speeding tickets or other such violations. Clients are supplied with completion certificates. In addition, Texas drivers who finish this course may also receive a three-year 10% discount on auto insurance.

If you’re interested to learn more about Driver Training Associates and the services they offer, visit DriverTrainingAssociates.com.

Drivers who have violated certain regulations are sometimes ordered to attend courses for defensive driving. In Texas, these drivers are most often required to sit through a six-hour TEA-approved course, which fortunately can now be taken online through Driver Training Associates. This online program of DTA is approved by the State of Texas and provides drivers with ticket dismissal and insurance benefits. It also provides a completion certificate that will be presented to the magistrate who ordered the defensive driving class, and will fulfill all State requirements in order to dismiss tickets for moving violations such as speeding.

Additionally, drivers who take this course will not only be allowed to have their violation tickets dismissed, but they can even receive a three-year 10% auto insurance discount as well. And by voluntarily completing DTA’s Drug and Alcohol Driving Awareness Program, drivers can receive up to a 15% discount on their auto insurance rates.
Aside from the mentioned benefits and dismissals, the online course of DTA is truly an educational tool for defensive driving. In Texas, to be truly educational, a driving safety course must have an engaging style. This is what DTA’s programs, designed to be easy even for novice computer users, boast of. Visit the company’s website at DriverTrainingAssociates.com or contact 1-800-558-9887 for more information.

“You mean this isn’t the DMV?”

That’s a question we hear quite a bit at Driver Training Associates.  So why do people think that we’re the DMV?  It must be because we provide traffic school, driver education, and license reinstatement courses.  We’re not exactly sure why so many people assume that traffic schools and other similar programs are run by the state Department of Motor Vehicles, but hopefully this article will set the record straight on that subject. Read the rest of this entry

Defensive driving courses in Texas started out for insurance discount purposes only.  Eventually, it was written in the law where Texas drivers had the option to take a TEA approved driver safety course (a.k.a. defensive driving) to keep a traffic ticket off of their driving record.  The benefit to selecting this option is that it keeps users from accumulating points which can cost them significantly financially in the event of multiple tickets or accidents in the form of DPS or insurance surcharges. Read the rest of this entry

It is never a good feeling when you see those flashing red lights in your rear view mirror.  Now what do you do? The process can be a bit confusing, but if you make the smart move and choose to take a defensive driving course to keep the violation off your record this guide will help simplify things: Read the rest of this entry

You might not have ever heard of “DADAP,” but this course is a little-known way for Texas drivers to earn an automatic 5% discount off their automobile insurance. Everyone is looking for ways to cut expenses these days, and this is an excellent way to do it. Read the rest of this entry

“I just got a traffic ticket driving down I-35 in Waco between Austin and Dallas.  What should I do?  I live in Dallas and can’t make it back to Waco to take care of it.”

This is a common occurrence and most individuals have either never received a traffic ticket or don’t remember the proper procedure on what to do. Read the rest of this entry