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.

The 90-day clock starts on your speeding conviction date and applies to course completion. Keep these steps distinct:

Start early enough to finish every required course item before your deadline.

You are responsible for tracking your 90-day deadline. Driving Logic captures your enrollment date but does not monitor or enforce state deadlines on your behalf.

If the 90-day deadline has passed, contact Tennessee DSHS to confirm your options and eligibility. Driving Logic cannot extend or modify the state deadline.

When does the 90 days start — from my violation date or conviction date? The 90-day window starts from your conviction date — the date the court entered your conviction, not the date of the violation itself. Check your court paperwork for the exact conviction date.

Can the DSHS extend the deadline? Contact the Tennessee DSHS directly if you need more time. Driving Logic cannot extend state deadlines.

If I enroll today and there are only 10 days left, can I complete the course in time? The course is 4 hours long, but completion also depends on finishing every required item. Finish before the deadline and follow your Department notice. Contact support promptly if a course problem is blocking you; do not assume a support request extends the deadline.