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Court-Approved Courses
The Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Division (DMV) doesn't have a program to keep tickets off your record, because Oregon has no point system in place.
However, rest assured that even without a point system, the DMV is keeping track of how many tickets you get. If you accumulate enough infractions, you'll be ordered to a Driver Improvement program. The court will tell you where these courses are held and all other information you'll need.
Even if you're not ordered to, you may choose to go to traffic school after you get a ticket, but it won't make a difference in your penalties. It will make you a better driver, so if you're worried about your abilities, consider signing up.
Insurance Discounts
Your auto insurance provider may offer you a discount if you successfully complete a driver safety program. Contact your insurance provider to see if you may qualify for the discount and ask which classes it approves of.
Mature Driver Discounts
If you're at least 55 years old and successfully complete a safe driving class, such as the one offered through the AARP, you may be eligible for a mature driver discount on your auto insurance premiums. Check with your carrier for details.
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