What to Expect During the Course

1. In-Person or Online Class Format

• The course is 8 hours long and typically completed in one day.
• Some courses are available online for added convenience, but in-person classes may be required based on your situation.
• Arizona law mandates interactive participation, meaning discussions and real-world applications are part of the training.

2. Interactive Learning & Real-World Scenarios

The course isn’t just a lecture—it involves interactive discussions, videos, and case studies to help drivers understand the consequences of unsafe driving. Topics covered include:

• Traffic laws and road safety regulations
• Effects of impaired and distracted driving
• How to develop defensive driving skills
• Understanding risk factors and accident prevention

3. Consequences of Unsafe Driving

One of the primary focuses of TSS is to help drivers understand the real-life impact of reckless driving. This may include:

• Personal stories and testimonies from those affected by crashes
• Discussions about DUI, speeding, and red-light running
• Exercises to identify and correct risky driving behaviors

4. The Final Assessment

At the end of the course, you’ll need to demonstrate your understanding of the material. Most programs include a final quiz or group activity to ensure you grasp the key concepts.

What Happens After Completing Traffic Survival School?

Once you successfully finish the course: ✅ Your completion is reported directly to the Arizona MVD ✅ You avoid further license suspension or revocation ✅ You gain valuable skills to become a safer driver

Failing to complete the course by your deadline could result in a suspended license, so it’s important to enroll and finish the course as soon as possible.

How Olympus Traffic Survival School Can Help You

At Olympus Traffic Survival School, we provide MVD-approved TSS courses designed to help you fulfill your requirements quickly and conveniently. Our experienced instructors make the course engaging, informative, and stress-free.