Online DUI Classes | 12, 30 & 60 Hour DUI Education
Online DUI Classes
12, 30 & 60 Hour Education Options
Looking for online DUI classes that match the number of hours on the paperwork? This page brings together the available 12-hour, 30-hour, and 60-hour DUI education options plus the state guides already built for transfer and out-of-state situations. Start here when the goal is to match the hour requirement first, then choose the closest course.
Important: Not every state allows online DUI school for an in-state DUI conviction. The courses on this page are positioned for transfer, out-of-state, and court-review situations where documented educational completion may be accepted. Always confirm the exact hour requirement and format with the court, probation officer, attorney, or supervising authority before enrolling.
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How to Choose the Right Online DUI Classes
The simplest way to start is by matching the paperwork to the correct number of hours. Some orders reference 12 hours, others reference 30 hours, and some require 60 hours. This page is built to help compare those options first, then move into the state-specific guide if the situation needs more explanation.
The courses are delivered in an instructor-guided format using a virtual instructor environment, lesson timers, identity verification, and structured modules that document completion before a certificate is issued.
Transfer and Out-of-State Situations
This national page is especially useful when a person lives in one state but received the DUI in another, moved after the case began, or has a court order that references a number of hours without naming a single required provider.
Best practice: confirm the exact hour requirement and whether an online educational option is acceptable before enrolling.
Compare 12, 30, and 60 Hour Course Options
Match the court order or attorney instruction to the closest hour requirement first. Then enroll in the option that best aligns with the paperwork.
12-Hour DUI Course
The 12-hour format is the most common fit for first-offense transfer situations and court orders that specifically reference a 12-hour educational requirement.
30-Hour DUI Course
The 30-hour format is a stronger fit where paperwork references a longer structured DUI education requirement, including California-style first-offense hour ranges.
60-Hour DUI Course
The 60-hour course is intended for higher-hour alcohol education requirements and longer-form court or transfer obligations.
Browse State-Specific DUI Education Pages
These guides explain how the state usually handles DUI education and where a separate online educational option may still fit in a transfer or out-of-state situation.
Florida uses a 12-hour Level I framework for first offenses, but in-state cases usually require Florida-managed participation.
View Florida GuideTexas commonly references a 12-hour DWI education structure, making it one of the clearest matches for a 12-hour transfer page.
View Texas GuideArizona uses an evaluation-based structure in-state, but out-of-state hour-based orders still create transfer opportunities.
View Arizona GuideIllinois relies on risk classification and intervention tracks, which is why transfer situations are the most natural fit for a separate education format.
View Illinois GuideColorado commonly uses a Level II education-and-treatment framework in-state, with transfer scenarios being the clearest fit for separate online education.
View Colorado GuideNevada remains the core home market for the site and the place where the overall DUI education system is already most established.
View Nevada HomeWho Uses Online DUI Classes Most Often
These pages and courses are most useful when the educational requirement needs to be matched to a documented hour format, especially when the person is no longer physically located where the DUI originally occurred.
Moved After the DUI
The case started in one state, but the person now lives somewhere else and needs an educational option that can be completed without traveling back.
Hour Requirement on Paperwork
The order or attorney instruction names a specific number of hours, and the goal is to match that requirement as closely as possible with documented completion.
Need Clean Documentation
In many transfer situations, the biggest issue is not just finishing a course but presenting clear proof showing the hours completed and the course identity.
Ready to Match a DUI Education Requirement?
Start by choosing the closest hour requirement shown on the paperwork. The 12-hour course is still the most common fit for first-offense transfer situations, while 30-hour and 60-hour options are available for longer educational requirements.
Educational program notice: 702 DUI School operates as an online DUI educational service provider. The pages and course options linked here are intended for situations where a court, probation officer, attorney, or supervising authority may allow documented educational completion, especially in transfer and out-of-state scenarios. We do not represent these courses as replacing any state-managed in-person DUI school, evaluation, treatment, or official reporting framework where those are required. You are solely responsible for confirming that any education option is acceptable to your court, probation officer, attorney, DMV, or supervising authority before enrolling.