DEFENSIVE DRIVING ACTUAL TEST PAPER
FULL QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
ANSWERS GRADED APLUS STUDY
MATERIAL
●● What are other names "Defensive Driving" is known by?
Answer: Driver Safety Course (DSC), Traffic Safety Course
●● What is the Defensive Driving course used for?
Answer: Dismiss a ticket, insurance discount, job requirement
●● Will insurance companies accept Aceable's Defensive Driving course
for an insurance discount?
Answer: We are approved by the state of Texas. It's up to the student to
contact their insurance company to see if they can get a discount for
taking our course.
●● What's the difference between Defensive Driving and Drivers Ed?
Answer: Defensive Driving is taken by someone who needs to dismiss a
ticket, get an insurance discount, or needs some kind of driving course
for a job requirement
Drivers Ed is a course for someone who is trying to get their license.
,●● What are the 5 steps to DD?
Answer: 1. Make sure they're eligible to take DD
2. Get permission from the court
3. Take Aceable
4. Bring your documents to the court
5. Clear your ticket
http://aceable.com/texas/blog/how-to-clear-your-texas-ticket
●● What are the eligibility requirements to take DD?
Answer: Possess a valid Texas driver's license or permit
Admit guilt to a traffic violation and wish to use defensive driving as an
alternative
Have not taken a course to dismiss a traffic ticket within the past 12
months
Are not a commercial driver (CDL's are not eligible for Texas defensive
driving courses)
http://aceable.com/texas/blog/how-to-clear-your-ticket-in-austin
, ●● What will make you ineligible to take DD?
Answer: You were charged for:
Reckless driving
Overtaking a school bus loading or unloading
Speeding 25 miles or more over the speed limit
Failure to exchange information and render aid at the scene of an
accident
Violations in construction zones when workers are present
Failure to maintain financial responsibility (car insurance)
●● How can students find out if their court will allow them to take DD?
Answer: Contact their court
●● How can students find out what their court is? Why is this
important?
FULL QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
ANSWERS GRADED APLUS STUDY
MATERIAL
●● What are other names "Defensive Driving" is known by?
Answer: Driver Safety Course (DSC), Traffic Safety Course
●● What is the Defensive Driving course used for?
Answer: Dismiss a ticket, insurance discount, job requirement
●● Will insurance companies accept Aceable's Defensive Driving course
for an insurance discount?
Answer: We are approved by the state of Texas. It's up to the student to
contact their insurance company to see if they can get a discount for
taking our course.
●● What's the difference between Defensive Driving and Drivers Ed?
Answer: Defensive Driving is taken by someone who needs to dismiss a
ticket, get an insurance discount, or needs some kind of driving course
for a job requirement
Drivers Ed is a course for someone who is trying to get their license.
,●● What are the 5 steps to DD?
Answer: 1. Make sure they're eligible to take DD
2. Get permission from the court
3. Take Aceable
4. Bring your documents to the court
5. Clear your ticket
http://aceable.com/texas/blog/how-to-clear-your-texas-ticket
●● What are the eligibility requirements to take DD?
Answer: Possess a valid Texas driver's license or permit
Admit guilt to a traffic violation and wish to use defensive driving as an
alternative
Have not taken a course to dismiss a traffic ticket within the past 12
months
Are not a commercial driver (CDL's are not eligible for Texas defensive
driving courses)
http://aceable.com/texas/blog/how-to-clear-your-ticket-in-austin
, ●● What will make you ineligible to take DD?
Answer: You were charged for:
Reckless driving
Overtaking a school bus loading or unloading
Speeding 25 miles or more over the speed limit
Failure to exchange information and render aid at the scene of an
accident
Violations in construction zones when workers are present
Failure to maintain financial responsibility (car insurance)
●● How can students find out if their court will allow them to take DD?
Answer: Contact their court
●● How can students find out what their court is? Why is this
important?
