Have you recently received a traffic ticket in Hamilton County? We understand that dealing with this issue can often prove difficult, and that is why we are here to help! When you take our Hamilton County defensive driving course, you can be certain to remove a ticket from your record, as well as see a decrease in your auto insurance rate.
To successfully remove a traffic ticket from your record, however, you will need to request permission from Hamilton County (either in person or by mail). Also, you will need to complete the application, as well as sign an affidavit (both of which can be downloaded on the county website).
To enroll in our comprehensive course, you must simply:
- Apply for enrollment prior to the appearance date set on your citation, as well as submit:
- Copies of your driving record and insurance policy, as well as the completed copy of the affidavit with a notarized signature. Also, you may have to include court administrative fees (if necessary), as well as admit guilt or enter a plea of "no contest" regarding your ticket.
- You may NOT, however, have had a ticket dismissed within the past year, cited for driving 25mph or more over the speed limit, or possess a CDL. However, you must submit the certificate of completion to the course within 90 days of enrollment, as well as admit guilt or enter a "no contest" plea regarding the ticket.
Enroll in our comprehensive course now!
Once you have been enrolled in our Hamilton County defensive driving course, you are already making strides in the right direction. Completing the program can assure you the benefits as they are listed above. So go ahead - enroll today! You can be assured that you are making the right decision.
