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The online New York State defensive driving course is tailor-made for New York drivers. Designed to fit conveniently into your busy schedule,
you can now take complete control of when, how and where you study. Plus, by successfully completing the Point and Insurance Reduction
course, you will be eligible for a reduction of 4 on your NYS driver record.
Here's how it works:
I DRIVE SAFELY will notify the DMV within ten weeks after you complete the course. A notice will then be entered on your driving record,
and the DMV computer will automatically reduce your active point total by up to four points. Important: Completion of a course under the
"Point & Insurance Reduction Program" does not remove, delete, subtract, or erase any violation, conviction, or notice of original number of
points from your driving record. Even after you complete the course, most violations, conviction and points assessed will continue to show on
your driving record for up to four years. Violations and convictions involving drugs or alcohol will remain on your driving record for ten years.
"Point reduction" means the DMV will not count up to four points on your driving record toward license revocation or suspension.
you can now take complete control of when, how and where you study. Plus, by successfully completing the Point and Insurance Reduction
course, you will be eligible for a reduction of 4 on your NYS driver record.
Here's how it works:
I DRIVE SAFELY will notify the DMV within ten weeks after you complete the course. A notice will then be entered on your driving record,
and the DMV computer will automatically reduce your active point total by up to four points. Important: Completion of a course under the
"Point & Insurance Reduction Program" does not remove, delete, subtract, or erase any violation, conviction, or notice of original number of
points from your driving record. Even after you complete the course, most violations, conviction and points assessed will continue to show on
your driving record for up to four years. Violations and convictions involving drugs or alcohol will remain on your driving record for ten years.
"Point reduction" means the DMV will not count up to four points on your driving record toward license revocation or suspension.
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