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Does My Tennessee Driver Education Course (Traffic School) Certificate Expire?

Your Tennessee course certificate does not expire once issued. For eligible speeding-point removal, complete the course within 90 days of conviction and follow your official notice.

Does My Tennessee Driver Education Course (Traffic School) Certificate Expire?

Your completion certificate does not expire once it is issued. However, there are submission deadlines you must meet depending on why you took the course.

Submission Deadlines

Point reduction: For eligible speeding-point removal, complete the approved four-hour course within 90 days of the speeding conviction. Follow the instructions in your Department notice and ask support to check the provider’s completion-submission record. Course completion, provider submission and the points adjustment appearing on your record are separate events.

Ticket dismissal: Your court sets the deadline for submission. Confirm your court's deadline before enrolling.

Insurance discount: No state deadline — check with your insurer for any requirements they have.

What If I Miss a Deadline?

  • For point reduction: Contact the Tennessee DSHS. Driving Logic cannot extend state deadlines.

  • For ticket dismissal: Contact your court. The outcome depends on your specific court's policies.

Quick Facts

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Information

Certificate expiration

Does not expire once issued

Point reduction deadline

90 days from conviction date

Ticket dismissal deadline

Set by your court

Insurance

Check with your insurer

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the same certificate later if I miss the deadline? For point reduction, the 90-day deadline is strict. For ticket dismissal, it depends on your court. Contact the relevant authority if you have missed your deadline.

Does my certificate prove I completed a DSHS-approved course? Yes. Your certificate identifies Driving Logic as an approved provider and includes your course details as required by Tennessee state rules.

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