Did you receive a Corrective Action Letter from the Arizona MVD?  A notice instructing you to attend Traffic Survival School (TSS)?  Did a judge order you to complete an 8‑hour TSS class? Traffic Survival School (TSS) is a mandatory corrective program required by the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) for drivers who have been found responsible for certain traffic violations. When the MVD issues a Corrective Action Letter, you must attend and complete an 8‑hour Arizona Traffic Survival School class to avoid a driver’s license suspension. Failure to complete TSS within the required timeframe can result in your Arizona driving privileges being suspended.

Violations that commonly require Traffic Survival School

Accumulating 8–12 points on your Arizona driver’s license

• Red‑light or red‑light camera violations
• DUI or DWI conviction
• At‑fault accidents
• Aggressive driving
• Reckless driving
• Road rage incidents
• Other serious moving violations
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Each time you are convicted of a moving violation, points are added to your Arizona MVD driving record. If you accumulate 8 or more points in a 12‑month period, the MVD may require you to attend Traffic Survival School or face a license suspension.

Important Deadline

You must complete your Traffic Survival School class within 60 days of receiving your MVD notice or court order.