Funny Driving Cancellation and Refund Policy: Once the student has begun the defensive driving course, the state fee, court diversion fee, school enrollment fee, and state surcharge are non-refundable.  At its discretion, the court may allow a refund of the court diversion fee. You must contact the court of jurisdiction that issued your citation for further information pertaining to your individual situation.   The court must notify School to issue the refund of the court diversion fee. If Student is taking defensive driving course, and are not eligible, or take the course for an ineligible offense, the state fee and state surcharge are non-refundable.  Students Caught cheating or attempting to bypass our online timer system will automatically fail our defensive driving course, and will NOT be eligible for a refund of the school enrollment fee. The school enrollment fee may be refundable at School’s discretion.

All refunds will be processed 30 days after the scheduled completion date of the defensive driving course, or upon notification from the student that the student will not take the course, whichever is first.

Payment: School will collect from Student: payment for the court diversion fee, state surcharge and school fees, and shall disperse them to the appropriate court and state agencies.

Student Acknowledgments: Student realizes that any grievances not resolved by the school and/or the Course Provider may be forwarded to the Arizona Supreme Court.

Attendance Policy: A student must complete the 4 clock-hour course including all phases of the approved school curriculum and the course completion sections in order to receive a certificate of completion.

Grading and Progress Policy: A student may not be certified or given credit for a driving safety course unless a student scores 80% or higher on the course completion sections.

Rules of Operation: A student or prospective student may be dismissed if they do not pass the student verification process, if they try to disable or circumvent the required course timing programming, or if they are not the individual taking the class.

General Information: The school is prohibited from issuing a certificate of completion if the student has not met all of the requirements for course completion and that the student should not accept a certificate under such circumstances. A student may commit perjury if he/she falsifies any information given to the school course. This agreement constitutes the entire contract between the school and the student and no verbal assurance of promises not contained herein shall bind the school or the student. I have not been able to find anywhere that a misrepresentation constitutes a misdemeanor. I deleted that statement

The State of Arizona requires that all Traffic Schools collect the state surcharge fee, and remit to the to Administrative Office of the Courts on the student’s behalf. This fee is NON-REFUNDABLE. For questions regarding fees, contact the Arizona Supreme Courts defensive driving division at (602) 452-3378.

The Arizona Supreme Court requires all Traffic schools to collect the supreme court surcharge and remit to them on the students behalf.

Once a person begins a defensive driving course, the supreme court surcharges are non-refundable except as set forth in this subsection.

A school shall provide a refund of supreme court surcharge when:

• A student pre-pays for a defensive driving course, does not begin the course and does not contact the school to reschedule for a future course. The school shall refund the supreme court surcharge 30 days after the scheduled defensive driving course date or upon notification from the student the student will not attend a course, whichever is first;




• An officer fails to file a citation with a court and the cited person attends a defensive driving course for that citation. Upon notification by the jurisdictional court, the school shall notify division staff a refund is requested. Upon written approval by division staff, the school shall refund the court diversion, state fee and state surcharge to the student; or




• A citation is dismissed by a jurisdictional court on its own motion, for technical problems not correctable under civil traffic rules of court.

Refund of the supreme court surcharges is not permitted for an ineligible violation or an ineligible student who attends a defensive driving course by fault of the student.

The State of Arizona requires all Traffic Schools to collect the Court Diversion Fee and remit to the court on behalf of the student.

Once a person begins a defensive driving course, the court diversion fees are non-refundable except as set forth in this subsection.

A school shall provide a refund of court diversion fees when:

• A student pre-pays for a defensive driving course, does not begin the course and does not contact the school to reschedule for a future course. The school shall refund the court diversion fees 30 days after the scheduled defensive driving course date or upon notification from the student the student will not attend a course, whichever is first;




• An officer fails to file a citation with a court and the cited person attends a defensive driving course for that citation. Upon notification by the jurisdictional court, the school shall notify division staff a refund is requested. Upon written approval by division staff, the school shall refund the court diversion to the student; or




• A citation is dismissed by a jurisdictional court on its own motion, for technical problems not correctable under civil traffic rules of court.

Refund of the court diversion fees is not permitted for an ineligible violation or an ineligible student who attends a defensive driving course by fault of the student.