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Before you register, confirm with the court handling your citation that your first conviction is eligible and that it accepts this distracted driving avoidance course.
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Take the Oregon Distracted Driving Course online at your own pace. If this is your first eligible conviction for using a mobile electronic device while driving, ask the court whether it will accept this approved course for a possible fine suspension. Finish the course and provide proof within 120 days of sentencing. The violation remains on your record.
Before you register, confirm with the court handling your citation that your first conviction is eligible and that it accepts this distracted driving avoidance course.
Work through the course online at your own pace. Your progress is saved automatically, allowing you to start and stop whenever it is convenient.
After passing the course, obtain your certificate and submit proof of completion to the court handling your case within 120 days of sentencing. The court decides whether to suspend the fine.
Our Oregon distracted driving avoidance course is designed for drivers seeking to satisfy an eligible first-conviction requirement. The court may suspend the fine when you complete an approved course and submit proof within 120 days of sentencing. Taking the course does not dismiss the violation or remove the conviction from your driving record. Confirm court acceptance before enrolling.
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Requirements vary according to your driving record, citation, and the program selected. Check with the appropriate Oregon agency or court before enrolling.
No. This is not a diversion program. For an eligible first conviction, the court may suspend the fine after you complete an approved course and submit proof within 120 days of sentencing. The violation remains on your driving record.
Eligibility depends on your citation, driving record, and the rules of the court or state agency handling your case. Confirm your eligibility before registering.
Yes. Ask the court handling your case whether your conviction qualifies for possible fine suspension and whether it accepts this approved course. Completing a course does not dismiss the ticket.
Yes. Approved online options can be completed from a compatible phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop computer. Verify that online completion is accepted for your requirement.
No. A distracted driving avoidance course does not remove the violation or conviction from your driving record. For an eligible first conviction, only the fine may be suspended.
Eligibility depends on your citation, driving record, and the rules of the court or state agency handling your case. Confirm your eligibility before registering.
Requirements vary according to your driving record, citation, and the program selected. Check with the appropriate Oregon agency or court before enrolling.
Complete the approved course and provide proof to the court within 120 days of sentencing. If you miss that deadline, the court may grant an extension for good cause or impose the fine. Contact the court promptly if you need more time.
Eligibility depends on your citation, driving record, and the rules of the court or state agency handling your case. Confirm your eligibility before registering.
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