The Missouri Driver Improvement Program is designed to meet the state-required 8-hour length, but you can complete it at your own pace in one or multiple sessions.
The Missouri Driver Improvement Program helps eligible drivers meet state requirements for point prevention. The course is flexible, allowing you to finish at your own pace. Understanding the timing and deadlines is important for meeting Missouri Department of Revenue requirements.
Course Length and Pacing
The Missouri Driver Improvement Program meets the state-required 8-hour length set by the Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR). You can work through the course material at your own speed, whether in one sitting or over several days. Your progress saves automatically after each section, so you can log in and out as needed.
Typical Completion Time for Most Students
Most students finish the Missouri Driver Improvement Program in several sessions spread across a few days. Some choose to complete the course in one afternoon, while others break it into shorter segments. Your reading pace and schedule will determine how quickly you finish.
Course Deadline and State Requirements
You must complete the Missouri Driver Improvement Program within 60 days of your conviction date to qualify for the point prevention benefit. This deadline is set by Missouri law and enforced by the Missouri Department of Revenue. For more details, visit the Missouri Department of Revenue’s driver improvement program page: Missouri DOR Driver Improvement Program.
Quick Facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Course length | 8 hours (state-required) |
| Pacing | Self-paced |
| Must finish in one sitting | No |
| Sessions allowed | Unlimited |
| Deadline | 60 days from conviction date |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Missouri Driver Improvement Program self-paced or timed?
Yes. You can complete the course at your own speed and take as many sessions as you need.
Do I have to complete the Missouri Driver Improvement Program in one sitting?
No. Your progress saves automatically, so you can log out and return later to continue where you left off.
How many sessions can I take to complete the Missouri Driver Improvement Program?
There is no limit to the number of sessions. You can log in and out as often as you need.
What happens if I do not finish within 60 days?
If you do not complete the course within 60 days of your conviction date, you will not receive the point prevention benefit. Contact your court if you are close to the deadline.
Is the course the same length on all devices?
Yes. The course content and required time are the same whether you use a phone, tablet, or computer.
Does each lesson take the same amount of time?
No. The 8-hour requirement is for the total course. Individual lessons may vary in length.