You're going to love our engaging and informative Wireless Communications Device Driving Safety Program course! The course is loaded with full-color graphics, informative charts and diagrams, and streaming video clips. And you can take the course at your own pace: finish it all at once, or do one or two easy-to-read sections a day. You take the final exam right on the computer, and it's graded immediately. We'll electronically report your completion to your court and to the DHSMV within 24 hours, and we'll mail out to you a copy of your official certificate within 1 business day (with email delivery and expedited shipping options available). You'll be back on the road — and driving safely — in no time!

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• the person who is officially enrolled in this course, and whose name will appear on the course completion certificate, is the person who actually takes the course.
• each student must take a test of at least 20 questions on course content, and correctly answer at least 80% of those questions, to receive a course completion certificate. Failure to correctly answer at least 80% of the test questions will result in failure of the course, and the student's course fee will not be refunded.
• a student will be asked time-limited validation questions during the course. Validation measures ask students questions about themselves (based on information provided during registration) and about previously reviewed course content. Failure to correctly answer a time-limited validation question will result in failure of the course, and the student's course fee will not be refunded.
• a student who fails the final exam may reattempt it as many times as they like. However, by regulation, the course fee may not be refunded for test failure.
• the following conditions will result in course failure and the student will not have their course fee refunded, as required by regulation:
  
  • a student fails to answer a time-limited validation question.
  • a student fails to score at least 80% on the final exam.