The Missouri Driver Improvement Program is designed to meet the state-required 8-hour course length set by the Missouri Safety Center. The course is completely self-paced — you work through the material at your own speed and on your own schedule.

Most students complete the course in one or more sessions spread across a few days. How long it takes depends on your reading pace and how you choose to break up the material. You can power through it in one afternoon or spread it across multiple sessions — whichever fits your schedule.

No. You do not need to complete the course in one sitting. Your progress saves automatically each time you complete a section. When you return, the course resumes where you left off.

There is no limit on the number of sessions or logins.

Yes. You must complete the course within 60 days of your conviction date to receive the point prevention benefit. This deadline is set by Missouri law.

Driving Logic does not track or enforce this deadline — it is your responsibility to monitor. If you are close to the deadline, complete the course as soon as possible.

Is the course self-paced? Yes. The course is completely self-paced. You can move through the material at whatever speed is comfortable for you and break it up across as many sessions as you need.

Is 8 hours the total length across all 6 lessons? Yes. 8 hours is the state-required length that the course content is designed to meet across all 6 lessons. Individual lessons vary in length.

What happens if I do not finish before my 60-day deadline? If you do not complete the course within 60 days of your conviction date, the point prevention benefit will not apply. Contact your court before enrolling if you are near or past this window.

Does the course take longer on a phone than on a computer? The course content is identical on all devices. Some students find it more comfortable to read on a larger screen, but you can use whichever device works best for you.