Our Course Offerings: Meeting Your Mandatory Requirements
Speed Through Your DUI Class with Safer Streets MN!
No Time Limits in Your State? Call 612-930-7973 for Our Rapid 12 or 24-Hour Programs!
Live DUI education that’s flexible, accepted nationwide and requires no travel
Enhanced Description for Website: At Safer Streets MN, we offer court-approved 12-hour (6-week) and 24-hour (12-week) DUI classes to meet standard requirements. But if your state or county has no minimum time limit, our exclusive accelerated programs can help you complete your 12 or 24-hour DUI class faster, getting you back on track in record time! Call 612-930-7973 to check eligibility and enroll in our flexible, efficient courses designed to fit your schedule and satisfy court mandates.
Why Safer Streets Stands Out
Three Key Benefits:
Live, Real-Time Classes –
Engage with certified instructors via Zoom
Nationwide Acceptance
Approved by courts, DMV, DVS, and DOT
Flexible
Scheduling
Various class times to fit your needs
How It Works:
Sign Up
Quickly signup online for the appropriate course.
Join Live Class
Attend via Zoom-with participation tracked and a certificate provided.
Completion & Certificate
Receive your certificate upon completion.
States Without Minimum Time Limits
For Completing 12 or 24-Hour DUI Classes: The following states do not explicitly mandate a minimum time period (e.g., 30 or 90 days) to complete 12 or 24-hour DUI education programs, based on available data. These are ideal markets for your accelerated program offered by Safer Streets MN. However, county or court-specific rules may vary, so clients should call 612-930-7973 to confirm eligibility.
- Alaska: Requires a 12-hour DUI class for first-time offenders, with no specified minimum completion timeline.
- Arkansas: Mandates a 12-hour Level I DUI/DWI class for first-time offenders and a 24-hour Level II class for repeat offenders, without a noted minimum time limit.
- Connecticut: Requires a 12-hour Level I DUI/DWI class for first-time offenders and a 24-hour Level II class for repeat offenders, with no explicit completion deadline.
- Maryland: Mandates a 12-hour DUI class for all DUI violations, with no mention of a minimum completion timeline.
- Mississippi: Requires a 12-hour DUI class for all DUI violations, without a specified time limit for completion.
- Montana: Mandates a 12-hour DUI class for all DUI violations, with no explicit minimum time limit noted.
In Some States An Accelerated Class Is Available
Some States do not mandate a minimum time period (e.g., 30 or 90 days) to complete 12 or 24-hour DUI education programs. However, county or court-specific rules may vary, call 612-930-7973 to confirm eligibility.
States that offer an accelerated class option:
Alaska
Maryland
Arkansas
Mississippi
Connecticut
Montana
Notes for Potential Clients:
Local Variations: Even in states without state-wide minimum time limits, some counties, courts, or program providers may impose their own deadlines (e.g., 30–90 days). Clients should contact Safer Streets MN at 612-930-7973 to verify if their jurisdiction qualifies for the accelerated 12 or 24-hour program.
States with Known Time Limits
(Less Suitable for Accelerated Program):
- Arizona: Requires a 16-hour DUI class to be completed within 8 weeks.
- California: Often mandates completion within 3–9 months for 12–60-hour programs, depending on the offense.
- Florida: Some providers note a 90-day completion period for DUI classes, though this may vary.
- Iowa: Requires a 12-hour OWI class, typically completed within 90 days.
- Kentucky: Recommends a minimum of 20 hours over 7 weeks, with a 90-day period that may be waived in some cases.
- Pennsylvania: Mandates a 12.5-hour DUI class with a 30-day completion deadline.
- Texas: Requires a 12-hour DWI class within 180 days, unless extended by a judge.
Why Choose Safer Streets MN?
Our accelerated programs are perfect for clients in qualifying states or counties, allowing completion in days or weeks instead of months
This is ideal for those facing urgent court deadlines, busy schedules, or a desire to resolve requirements quickly. Unlike standard 6-week (12-hour) or 12-week (24-hour) classes, our fast-track option prioritizes efficiency without compromising court approval.
Get Started on Your
Requirement Today
Find the right course that fits your mandate, and if you need assistance, Martin is here to help.
Frequently Asked
Questions (FAQs)
Which DUI class is right for me: 8-hour, 12-hour, or 24-hour?
The right class depends on your court sentence or chemical assessment recommendation:
- 8-Hour Class: Ideal for shorter mandates, often for first-time offenders or basic DMV requirements. Held in one day, every other Saturday.
- 12-Hour Driving with Care Level 1: For moderate requirements, typically spread over multiple sessions, focusing on accountability and prevention.
- 24-Hour Driving with Care Level 2: For extensive mandates, often for repeat offenses or high-risk cases, delivered over multiple sessions.
If you’re unsure which class fits your mandate, contact Martin at 612-930-7973 or martin@saferstreetsmn.com. Send us your court documents or assessment details, and we’ll guide you to the correct program.
How do I enroll in a DUI class?
Enrollment is simple:
- Visit our online calendar to find available dates and times for your chosen class (8-hour, 12-hour, or 24-hour).
- Complete the quick enrollment form on our website, selecting your sessions and providing basic information.
- Receive a confirmation email with your unique Zoom link for the class.
If you need help choosing a class or navigating the process, call Martin at 612-930-7973—we’ll make it easy.
What technology do I need to take the class?
You’ll need:
- A device with a camera and microphone (computer, tablet, or smartphone).
- A stable internet connection.
- The Zoom app or browser access to Zoom (free to download).
- A quiet, distraction-free environment to participate.
We use Zoom to track attendance and participation, ensuring your completion meets court and agency standards. If you’re new to Zoom, we can provide setup guidance when you enroll.
Will I receive a certificate after completing the class?
Yes! Upon completing your class (8-hour, 12-hour, or 24-hour), you’ll receive a certificate of completion that’s recognized by courts and agencies nationwide. We’ll provide clear instructions on how to submit it to your court, DMV, or other authority. Our Minnesota state certification ensures the certificate meets the highest standards.