Online 20-Hour DUI Classes, Court Approved
We provide comprehensive and respectful online classes to Arizona residents facing DUI charges, including 20-hour online DUI classes, Alcohol Evaluations, and DUI assessments. Our courses are affordable, fully guided, and judgement-free. Reach out today!
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COMPASSIONATE & GUIDED
Judgement-Free Classes to Resolve Your DUI Charges
We guarantee we’ll beat any Arizona DUI Service competitor’s prices by 10%
COURT APPROVED 20-HOUR ONLINE DUI CLASSES
Our 20-Hour online DUI classes are designed for individuals convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. We offer low-cost alcohol screenings and online DUI classes designed to be completed at your own pace.
Low-cost alcohol screening and courses (we will beat any competitor by 10%)
Alcohol screenings are done with a licensed Arizona therapist via Zoom
Take your classes from any desktop, mobile device, or tablet.
ABOUT OUR 20-HOUR ONLINE DUI CLASSES:
- Our courses meet MVD, court, and DMV requirements.
- We provide a certificate of completion directly to courts or MVD if necessary.
- Our courses are full of life-changing alcohol education, and we will teach you how to avoid drinking and driving at all costs.
- We offer you compassion, not judgment, and our goal is to help you find the insights you need to make better choices.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN OUR 20-HOUR ONLINE DUI CLASS
Level 1 Alcohol and Drug Awareness and Education
Effects of alcohol and drugs on the brain
Alcohol screenings analyze an individual’s drinking habits, focusing on frequency and quantity, to detect signs of potential alcohol use disorders or related concerns.
Understanding Addiction
Self Awareness and Addiction Recognition
Alcohol screenings play a pivotal role in preventing future DUI offenses by guiding appropriate interventions, education, or treatment, thus minimizing the chance of repeat incidents.
Myths of Addiction and Early Sobriety
Mindfulness and Responsible Behavior
By identifying individuals with problematic alcohol use and referring them to suitable treatment, alcohol screenings can help reduce DUI offenses, upgrading safer roads for everyone.
Resolve Your DUI Charges With Our Arizona DUI Services
- Lowest Price Guarantee
- Online Screenings & Classes
- Arizona Court Approved
- MVD Approved
- AzDHS Certified
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20-HOUR ONLINE DUI CLASS FAQ Who has to take a 20-hour DUI class?
Get answers to the most commonly asked questions about 20-Hour DUI class and 20-Hour Alcohol class.
Who has to take a 20-hour DUI class?
Online DUI classes are designed for individuals convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Courts typically require the classes as part of the sentencing process for DUI offenses.
What are 20-hour DUI classes like?
For starters, online DUI classes are very convenient. You can log in and out of the class anytime, day or night. That means you can complete the class on your schedule without worrying about fitting class time into your already busy life.
In terms of content, online DUI classes typically cover the same topics as in-person classes. That includes information on the dangers of drunk driving, the legal consequences of a DUI charge, and strategies for avoiding future run-ins with the law.
However, online classes may present this information slightly differently than in-person classes. For example, online classes may use videos or readings instead of lectures.
Overall, online DUI classes are a flexible and convenient option for completing your court-ordered education. As long as you have access to a computer and an internet connection, you can log in and get started anytime.
With advancements in modern technology, it has become possible for people with a DUI charge that are mandated to take a 20-hour drug and alcohol class to be able to take it online. The law does not say that the class must be in person.
Still have questions about our online DUI Courses?
Our DUI specialists are here to explain the assessment process, answer any questions you may have, and ensure that you enroll in the right courses to satisfy your DUI requirements.
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