Tucson's Fun Traffic Survival School
Tucson's Fun Traffic Survival School is a driving school serving Tucson, AZ.
About Tucson's Fun Traffic Survival School
Tucson's Fun Traffic Survival School is a driving school serving Tucson and southern Arizona with Traffic Survival School, often referred to as TSS, for people who have been directed by the Motor Vehicle Division, DMV, or ADOT/ACNSC to complete the course. The school offers classroom instruction in Tucson, classes in the Cochise County and Sierra Vista area, and a virtual option for students who meet the required waiver conditions. Its focus is helping participants fulfill the applicable traffic survival school requirement through a licensed program with certified instructors.
The Tucson classes are offered on the central and east sides of the city. According to the school, those classes take place every weekend, on either Saturday or Sunday, as well as every other Wednesday. The Tucson location is on North Swan Road, in the central and east side area. Students who need a class in Cochise County or Sierra Vista can attend at a Fairfield Inn and Suites Marriott location in Sierra Vista. These options give participants a choice between attending in Tucson or traveling to the Sierra Vista area, depending on the location that works for them.
Tucson's Fun Traffic Survival School also provides a virtual class. The online course is available only to students with an MVD waiver. To receive that waiver, students are directed to contact the Arizona Chapter National Safety Council, also identified as ACNSC, before finalizing registration with the school. The virtual class includes a workbook that is shipped to the participant. The school notes that all classes must be paid for at the time of registration, and students can reserve a place online through PayPal or by contacting the school directly.
The school describes its Traffic Survival School classes as fully licensed and led by certified instructors. Its stated approach is to make the required instruction engaging and informative, with the goal of helping students meet MVD, DMV, or ADOT requirements while making the class a more enjoyable experience. The school also emphasizes that Traffic Survival School is not the same as Defensive Driving School for ticket dismissal. People seeking a course to dismiss a ticket are directed to the school's separate Tucson's Fun Defensive Driving School program instead.
Classroom sessions run from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and students are instructed to arrive at 7:30 a.m. Space in Traffic Survival School classes is limited, so registration is required. Participants can choose the Tucson classroom, the Sierra Vista area classroom, or the virtual course when eligible. For those unsure about the correct type of course, the school's distinction between Traffic Survival School and Defensive Driving School provides an important starting point. Registration information, course details, directions, frequently asked questions, and information for students who miss class are available through the school's website.