Nevada DUI Course Information & Provider Notice
Nevada DUI Course Information & Provider Notice
You may have reached this page from an older Nevada court or city DUI class page. 702 DUI School does not provide Nevada DMV-licensed DUI school services and does not represent its courses as Nevada DMV-approved, Nevada court-approved, or Nevada DUI-school programs.
If your matter involves a Nevada DUI requirement, you should confirm your required provider, class format, hours, deadline, and acceptance rules directly with the court, probation officer, attorney, DMV-related authority, or supervising agency handling your case.
Important Nevada Provider Notice
702 DUI School, LLC provides independent online education courses and completion documentation. We do not determine whether any course satisfies a court, probation, DMV-related, licensing, employment, attorney, school, or agency requirement.
We do not provide Nevada DMV-licensed DUI school services and do not represent our courses as Nevada DMV-approved, Nevada court-approved, or Nevada DUI-school programs. If your paperwork, court order, probation instructions, attorney instructions, or licensing issue involves Nevada DUI school, you should verify your exact requirements with the authority connected to your case before taking any course.
If Your Requirement Is for Nevada
If your case, order, citation, probation requirement, or license issue is connected to Nevada, do not assume an independent online course will satisfy that requirement.
- Ask which provider or provider type is required.
- Ask whether the course must be Nevada DMV-licensed.
- Ask whether online completion is allowed.
- Ask how many hours are required.
- Ask whether a Victim Impact Panel or other separate requirement is also needed.
- Ask where completion documentation must be sent.
If Your Situation Is Out-of-State
If your DUI, DWI, alcohol, or impaired-driving education requirement involves California or another state, and you now live somewhere else, you may review our independent online education options.
Common out-of-state paths include California AB 541, AB 1353, Wet Reckless / SB 1176, Texas DWI, Florida DUI, Arizona DUI, Illinois DUI, Colorado DUI, and other state-related education situations.
Acceptance is still not guaranteed. The authority connected to your situation decides whether an independent online course is acceptable.
California & Out-of-State Education Options
If your matter is not a Nevada DMV-licensed DUI school requirement and instead involves California or another out-of-state education situation, these are the most common online course paths students review.
California 30-Hour DUI Education
For students researching California AB 541, 3-month DUI program, or California out-of-state transfer situations.
$324 online access AB 1353 / 60 HourCalifornia 60-Hour DUI Education
For students researching California AB 1353, 9-month DUI program, or longer California out-of-state education situations.
$389 online access SB 1176 / Wet Reckless12-Hour Alcohol Education
For students researching California Wet Reckless, SB 1176, 12-hour alcohol education, or out-of-state transfer situations.
$95 online accessOther State Resource Pages
If your case happened outside Nevada and outside California, start with the state resource page and confirm your exact course requirement before enrolling.
Nevada DUI Course Information – Frequently Asked Questions
Does 702 DUI School provide Nevada DMV-licensed DUI school services?
No. 702 DUI School does not provide Nevada DMV-licensed DUI school services and does not represent its courses as Nevada DMV-approved, Nevada court-approved, or Nevada DUI-school programs.
Can I use one of your online courses for a Nevada DUI requirement?
Do not assume that. If your requirement is connected to a Nevada court, probation department, attorney, DMV-related authority, licensing issue, or supervising agency, you should confirm your required provider and course format directly with that authority before enrolling in any course.
Why was I redirected here from a Nevada court or city page?
Older Nevada court and city pages have been consolidated into this provider notice page so students receive clearer information about Nevada requirements and the need to confirm directly with the authority handling their matter.
What if my DUI happened in California but I live in Nevada or another state?
You may review our California out-of-state education options, including AB 541, AB 1353, and Wet Reckless / SB 1176-related online education options. Acceptance must still be confirmed with the authority connected to your situation.
What should I ask before enrolling?
Ask whether an independent online course is allowed, how many hours are required, whether a specific provider type is required, whether completion documentation must include specific information, and where the documentation must be submitted.