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Arizona DUI Classes: Screening, Traffic Survival School & What to Expect
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Alcohol Screening
- Required within 30 days of DUI conviction
- Determines if you have substance abuse issues requiring treatment
- May result in additional treatment program requirements
- Cost: approximately $100–$200
- Must be through an approved screening provider
Traffic Survival School (TSS)
- 8 hours of instruction
- Required by MVD for license reinstatement
- Covers defensive driving, decision-making, and impaired driving consequences
- Must use an MVD-approved provider
- Cost: approximately $150
- Some providers offer online options — verify with MVD first
Finding Approved Providers
✓ Check your court paperwork — may list approved providers
✓ Visit the MVD website for approved TSS providers
✓ Verify approval before enrolling — non-approved classes won't count
✓ Complete early — shows good faith to the court
What is Traffic Survival School in Arizona?
Traffic Survival School (TSS) is an 8-hour course required by Arizona MVD for DUI convictions. It covers defensive driving, decision-making, and the consequences of impaired driving. It's separate from the alcohol screening requirement.
How much does Arizona Traffic Survival School cost?
Traffic Survival School in Arizona costs approximately $150. The alcohol screening/assessment is a separate cost, typically $100–$200.
When do I need to complete the alcohol screening in Arizona?
Arizona requires alcohol screening within 30 days of a DUI conviction. The screening determines whether you need additional treatment beyond the standard education requirements.
Can I take Arizona DUI classes online?
Some MVD-approved providers offer online options for Traffic Survival School. Verify with MVD that your chosen provider and format are approved before enrolling.
Compare DUI & DWI class requirements by state to see how Arizona requirements differ from other states.
MVD-Approved DUI Providers
The following providers are listed as approved resources on DUI911. Always verify current license status with your state's licensing authority before enrolling.
Related Resources
Requirements vary by county and case. Consult your attorney for your specific requirements.