Please Note: Most Texas courts require alcohol class for DWIs to be taken in person and be certified by the TEA. Please verify with your judge that you can take an this class before you enroll in our class.
If you’ve been ordered to complete a DWI class in Texas, it is typically a required condition of probation (community supervision). State law mandates that most individuals convicted of intoxication offenses complete a program regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR).
Most first-time offenders are required to complete a 12-hour DWI Education Program, which covers the risks of impaired driving and helps you make better decisions moving forward. You can learn more about our Texas 12-hour DWI education class.
Repeat offenders are usually required to complete a more intensive 32-hour DWI Intervention Program, focused on long-term behavior change. View details about our Texas 32-hour DWI intervention class.
In most cases, you must complete your program within 180 days of starting probation. Missing this deadline can lead to violations or additional penalties. While extensions may be granted for good cause, it’s best to complete your class as soon as possible.
Although online options are convenient, not all Texas courts accept online DWI classes. Approval depends on your court or probation officer, so always confirm before enrolling.
After finishing your program, you’ll receive a certificate that must be submitted to your court or probation officer to show compliance.
Requirements can vary by case. Always verify that your selected program meets your court’s specific requirements before enrolling.
| Class | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| 12 Hour DWI Education Class | $199.00 | Register Now |
| 12 Hour Spanish DWI Education Class | $199.00 | Register Now |
We accept most major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, and Amex) as payment for the course. All of your personal information and credit card data, will remain confidential. This information is processed through our online payment processing system.
During the enrollment process, you choose a unique username and password to access the site’s educational tools. This allows you to pick up working where you last left off. OAC automatically saves your last stopping point.
You can access the site 24/7 on any computer or device with an Internet connection. This truly provides users with the opportunity to work at their own pace. If you have a court-ordered deadline, please keep this in mind while completing the course.
No. The quizzes are set in place as educational tools – to help you prepare for the Texas based final exam. To pass the course, you must score eighty percent or higher. If you fail on your initial attempt, you are allowed to re-take the test until passing (at no extra charge).
Once you have completed the course, your certificate will be shipped to you via first-class mail. Once again, if you have a court-ordered completion date, it is highly encouraged to sign up for next day delivery.
Learn more about DWI Laws in Texas.
Residents of Texas, click here to find a class in your county. You might also be interested in Texas Minor in Possession Classes.