Oregon Court-Accepted Traffic Safety Course
Oregon Traffic School - Accepted by Courts Statewide - $24.95
- ✅ Accepted by Oregon Municipal, Justice & Circuit Courts
- 🇲🇽 Available in English & Spanish
- 🖥 100% Online, Complete from Home
- 💰 $24.95, No Hidden Fees or Upsells

Referred by an Oregon Court? Find Your Court Below
How Oregon Traffic Court Diversion Works
When you receive a traffic citation in Oregon, many courts offer a diversion option as an alternative to paying the full fine. Instead of accepting the violation on your driving record, you can request diversion and complete a court-approved traffic safety course.
Here is how the process typically works:
1. Request diversion from the court. After receiving your citation, contact the court listed on your ticket before your arraignment date. Most Oregon municipal, justice, and circuit courts allow diversion for eligible traffic violations.
2. Complete a traffic safety course. The court will require you to finish an approved course within a set timeframe, usually 90 to 120 days. DDI’s Oregon Traffic Safety Course (DDI-OR-TL1) is designed to meet court requirements statewide.
3. Submit your certificate. Once you complete the course, DDI sends your certificate of completion directly to the court. The court then reviews your case and may dismiss or reduce the violation.
Oregon courts have discretion over which courses they accept and which violations qualify for diversion. Most traffic infractions are eligible, but serious offenses like DUI or reckless driving typically are not.
Distracted Driving Violations: If you received a citation for using a mobile device while driving under ORS 811.507, Oregon requires completion of a Distracted Driving Avoidance Course (DDAC). DDI offers the Oregon Distracted Driving Avoidance Course (DDI-OR-DDAC) at $19.99. Completing the DDAC within four months of your conviction date may allow the court to suspend your fine.
Find Your Oregon Court
Select your court below to see local driving safety information, court contact details, and course enrollment options.
🏛 Willamette Valley / Portland Metro
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🏔 Southern Oregon
Medford (Jackson County) coming soon
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Klamath Falls coming soon
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🌲 Central Oregon
Bend coming soon
Deschutes County coming soon
Springfield coming soon
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🏞 Columbia Gorge / Eastern Oregon
Hood River coming soon
Wasco County (The Dalles) coming soon
Union County (La Grande) coming soon
Wallowa County coming soon
🌊 Coast
Clatsop County (Astoria) coming soon
Columbia County coming soon
Why Oregon Drivers Choose DDI
DDI vs Other Providers
💰 $24.95 all-inclusive vs competitors charging $48+ with hidden upsells
🔊 Audio read-along included free (others charge $5-10 extra)
🔄 Unlimited exam retakes included (others charge $10 extra)
📄 Certificate sent directly to your court (others charge $5-10 for this)
🇲🇽 Available in English AND Spanish at no extra charge
Course Highlights
⏳ 4-hour online course
💾 Self-paced, save progress anytime
📱 Works on phone, tablet, laptop
🛣 Local driving modules covering Oregon roads, laws, and hazards
✅ Engaging content with knowledge checks throughout
🎓 Final exam with instant certificate
Oregon Courses Available
Oregon Traffic Safety Course (DDI-OR-TL1)
For general traffic violations and court-ordered diversion. This 4-hour online course covers Oregon traffic laws, defensive driving strategies, and hazard recognition. Accepted by municipal, justice, and circuit courts statewide.
Oregon Distracted Driving Avoidance Course (DDI-OR-DDAC)
ODOT-approved for first-time mobile device violations per ORS 811.507. If you received a citation for using your phone while driving, this is the course Oregon requires. Completing it within four months of your conviction date may allow the court to suspend your fine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Oregon courts accept the DDI traffic safety course?
DDI’s Oregon Traffic Safety Course is designed to meet the requirements of Oregon municipal, justice, and circuit courts statewide. We currently serve courts across the Willamette Valley, Portland Metro, Southern Oregon, Central Oregon, the Columbia Gorge, Eastern Oregon, and the Coast. Each court has its own policies regarding which courses it accepts for diversion. If you are unsure whether your court accepts DDI, contact the court clerk listed on your citation or contact us and we will confirm for you.
How does traffic court diversion work in Oregon?
When you receive a traffic citation in Oregon, many courts offer a diversion program. You request diversion from the court before your arraignment date. If approved, the court gives you a set timeframe (usually 90 to 120 days) to complete an approved traffic safety course. Once you finish the course and submit your certificate, the court may dismiss or reduce the violation so it does not appear on your driving record.
What is the difference between traffic school and the distracted driving course?
The Oregon Traffic Safety Course (DDI-OR-TL1, $24.95) is a general 4-hour defensive driving course used for traffic court diversion. It covers Oregon traffic laws, hazard recognition, and safe driving strategies. The Oregon Distracted Driving Avoidance Course (DDI-OR-DDAC, $19.99) is specifically required for first-time mobile device violations under ORS 811.507. If your citation is for using a phone while driving, you need the DDAC. For all other traffic violations, the traffic safety course is the right choice.
How much does Oregon traffic school cost?
DDI’s Oregon Traffic Safety Course is $24.95. That price includes everything: the full course, audio read-along, unlimited exam retakes, and certificate delivery to your court. There are no hidden fees or upsells. The Oregon Distracted Driving Avoidance Course (DDAC) is $19.99, also with no additional charges. Many competitors charge $48 or more and then add fees for audio, retakes, and certificate processing.
Is the Oregon traffic school course available in Spanish?
Yes. Both the Oregon Traffic Safety Course and the Distracted Driving Avoidance Course are available in English and Spanish at no extra charge. You can switch languages at any time during the course.
How long is the Oregon traffic safety course?
The Oregon Traffic Safety Course is 4 hours long. The course is entirely self-paced, so you can log in and out as many times as you need. Your progress is saved automatically. Most students complete the course in one or two sessions.
Can I complete Oregon traffic school on my phone?
Yes. The course works on any device with an internet connection, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers. The platform is fully responsive and optimized for mobile use. You can switch between devices and your progress will be saved.
What happens after I complete the course?
After you pass the final exam, your Certificate of Completion is generated instantly. DDI sends the certificate directly to the court listed on your citation. You will also receive a copy by email. The court then processes your diversion and may dismiss or reduce the violation. Processing times vary by court.
How often can I take traffic school in Oregon?
Oregon courts generally allow diversion once every five years for the same type of violation, though policies vary by court. For distracted driving violations under ORS 811.507, the DDAC fine suspension is available for first-time offenses only. Contact your court directly to confirm your eligibility for diversion.
Does completing the course dismiss my ticket?
Completing the course is one part of the diversion process. After you submit your certificate (DDI sends it directly to your court), the court reviews your case and decides whether to dismiss or reduce the violation. In most cases, successful completion of the course and compliance with all diversion terms results in the ticket being dismissed. However, the final decision rests with the court.
