NC Defensive Driving Class FAQ

A Prayer for Judgment Continued (PJC) can only be granted by a North Carolina judge, usually when you go to court or through your attorney. Some courts, DA offices and attorneys ask drivers to complete a defensive driving class when resolving a ticket, including when a PJC is being requested. Our live class gives you a certificate of completion you can share with your court or attorney. Confirm with them that our class meets their requirements before you enroll.

A live, instructor-led defensive driving class taught on Zoom for North Carolina drivers. We offer a 4-hour class ($30 during our Fall Flash Sale, reg. $50) and an 8-hour class ($60 during our Fall Flash Sale, reg. $100).

Drivers with an NC traffic ticket, anyone asked by an NC court, district attorney, or attorney to complete defensive driving, employees who need a certificate for work, and adults who want to refresh their driving skills.

Acceptance is decided by whoever is requesting the class. Please confirm with your court, DA, attorney, or employer that a live online defensive driving class meets their requirement before you enroll.

Take the number of hours listed on your court paperwork or employer request. If you are not sure, ask them before enrolling.

Classes are available 7 days a week, so you can pick the day that fits your schedule.

Yes. Complete it in one full day, or attend two 4-hour sessions on two different days.

A computer, tablet, or phone with internet access, a camera, and the free Zoom app.

Your Zoom class link is emailed to you shortly after enrolling. Classes are available 7 days a week, so you can join on whatever day works for you.

Your certificate of completion is emailed to you after you complete the class.

No. NC Virtual Drivers Ed now offers defensive driving classes only.