Online DUI School Options
702 DUI School · Independent Online Education
30-Hour & 60-Hour Online DUI Courses
30-hour and 60-hour DUI / alcohol education, an online Victim Impact Panel, and DUI paperwork planning.
Explore the option that matches your current requirement. If you are comparing paperwork, deadlines or instructions, the DUI Planner can help organize the information you already have.
CHOOSE WHAT YOU NEED
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30-Hour DUI Course Online
Independent self-paced DUI/DWI and alcohol education commonly sought for 30-hour California or out-of-state transfer requirements.
- Guided online lessons
- Quizzes and saved progress
- Certificate after all requirements are completed
Confirm provider, hours and self-paced format before purchasing.
60-Hour DUI Course Online
Extended independent self-paced DUI/DWI and alcohol education commonly sought for 60-hour California or out-of-state transfer requirements.
- Extended online coursework
- Quizzes and saved progress
- Certificate after all requirements are completed
Confirm provider, hours and self-paced format before purchasing.
Online Victim Impact Panel
Online victim-impact and impaired-driving education with reflection activities and completion documentation after successful completion.
- Online, mobile-friendly format
- Victim-impact education and reflection
- Downloadable certificate after completion
Some authorities require a live or specific panel format. Confirm acceptance first.
DUI Paperwork Planner
Use 702 DUI Navigator to organize the dates, instructions and official-resource research from the paperwork you already have.
- AI-assisted paperwork organization
- Private online workspace
- Downloadable personalized PDF plan
Informational organizer only — not legal advice, DUI education or a completion certificate.
CLEAR ENROLLMENT FLOW
Choose the right option and move forward with confidence.
This page is designed to make the next step easy to understand: select the course or tool that fits your situation, then continue into enrollment or planning.
COURSE FIT
Course fit and eligibility overview
Course length matters, but provider and delivery format matter too. This overview helps keep the 30-hour and 60-hour options aligned with the right type of requirement.
- Hours: Does your instruction say 30 hours or 60 hours?
- Format: Does it permit self-paced online study?
- Provider: Is this specific independent provider permitted?
- Residence: For 30/60 hours, do you live outside Nevada and California?
- Certificate use: For 30/60 hours, will you submit it outside Nevada and California?
COURSE DETAILS
30-hour, 60-hour, and transfer-course details
Additional information about course structure, transfer-course terminology, and completion documentation is included below for shoppers who want more detail before enrolling.
How the 30-hour and 60-hour online DUI courses work
Both courses use a self-paced online format with structured lessons, quizzes and saved progress. Students can return to the course between study sessions and continue where they left off. Self-paced means flexible scheduling; it does not remove required lesson time, quizzes or activities.
After all course requirements are completed, eligible students receive completion documentation. Follow the requesting authority’s instructions for how and when to submit the certificate.
How out-of-state and California-related transfer language applies
We use “out-of-state DUI transfer course” to describe independent online education for a transfer-related situation where the requesting authority permits this provider, the selected course length, and a self-paced online format. Many shoppers looking for 30-hour or 60-hour programs are trying to match California-related paperwork or another out-of-state requirement.
The phrase does not mean that 702 DUI School transfers a court case, clears a licensing hold, reinstates a driver’s license, or provides automatic equivalency with a named state program.
What a completion certificate does — and does not — mean
A completion certificate documents the education successfully completed. It is not licensing or certification of the provider and does not, by itself, prove that an outside court, agency or licensing requirement has been satisfied.
Case-specific permission applies to that student’s situation. It is not a general claim that the course is approved by courts, states, DMVs or licensing agencies.
QUICK ANSWERS
Questions people ask before enrolling
Are the 30-hour and 60-hour courses entirely online?
Yes. Both use self-paced online lessons, quizzes and saved progress. All required lesson time and activities still have to be completed.
Can I work on the course late at night or over several days?
Yes. Self-paced study lets you work in separate sessions and return to saved progress. Leave enough time before your deadline to finish the full course.
Should I choose the 30-hour or the 60-hour course?
Choose the course length that matches the requirement you were given. These two options are not automatically interchangeable.
My paperwork says DWI instead of DUI. Is that okay?
Terminology varies by jurisdiction. Confirm the required hours, provider and delivery format rather than relying on the DUI/DWI label alone.
Will I receive a certificate?
Eligible course and VIP students receive completion documentation after satisfying the applicable requirements. A certificate does not guarantee acceptance by an outside authority.
What if I am comparing paperwork, deadlines, or instructions?
The $29.95 DUI Navigator is a separate informational paperwork organizer. It can help organize the instructions, dates, and official-resource research connected to the paperwork you provide, but it does not make legal determinations or replace the issuing authority.
Is 702 DUI School licensed by the Nevada DMV?
No. 702 DUI School is the brand used for independent online education and tools. We are not licensed by the Nevada DMV to provide Nevada’s required DUI-school program and do not represent these offerings as Nevada DMV-approved or Nevada court-approved.
START WITH THE OPTION THAT FITS YOUR REQUIREMENT
30-hour course, 60-hour course, Victim Impact Panel, or paperwork planning.
Four clear options designed to help shoppers quickly find the right fit.