The point prevention benefit from the Missouri Driver Improvement Program is available once every 36 months per driver. This is set by Missouri Revised Statutes §302.302.

Your court and the Missouri Department of Revenue determine whether you are eligible for the benefit — not Driving Logic. Your court reviews your driver history before approving your participation. If you are within 36 months of a previous DIP completion, the Missouri DOR may deny the stay of points when processing your Form 4444.

Driving Logic does not verify your 36-month eligibility at enrollment. If you have questions about whether you are eligible, contact your court before enrolling.

You can only enroll if you have a current court order. Whether your court will order you to take the DIP again within 36 months of a previous completion — and whether the benefit will apply — is between you and your court.

What happens if I complete the course within 36 months of a previous completion? If you complete the course within the 36-month window, the Missouri DOR determines whether the benefit applies when they process your Form 4444. If you are within the window, the DOR may deny the point prevention stay. Contact your court before enrolling if you are unsure.

Does the 36-month period restart after I complete the course again? The 36-month window is measured from each completion. Contact the Missouri DOR or your court for specifics on how the period is calculated in your situation.

Can I take the course voluntarily even if I am within the 36-month window? No. The Missouri Driver Improvement Program requires a court order to enroll. Voluntary enrollment is not available regardless of your 36-month status.