Visit our Durham location for in-person classes or complete your course 100% online. AAA Certified, Court Approved in NC, SC, VA. Certificate issued the same day.
1402 Broad Street
Durham, NC 27705
(984) 242-5605
Durham sits at the crossroads of I-85 and I-40, and a traffic ticket here is handled in Durham County. Whether your course is court-ordered or voluntary, a defensive driving course can help with a court requirement or point reduction.
The Right Way is based right here in Durham at 1402 Broad Street, so you can attend in person close to home or complete the same course 100% online. Our AAA-certified instructors serve Duke students, downtown professionals, and families throughout Durham County.
Note whether you need the 4-hour or 8-hour course and your deadline.
Take the course online from anywhere, or in person at our Durham location near Durham.
Pass any required test with our AAA-certified instructors.
Receive it the same day and submit it as the court instructs.
Durham traffic cases are generally handled at the Durham County Courthouse. Always follow the instructions on your citation and confirm the required course with the court before enrolling.
Yes. We offer AAA-certified defensive driving courses online statewide and in person at our Durham location, convenient for Durham and the surrounding Durham County area. Always confirm the specific course your court order requires before enrolling.
Durham traffic matters are generally handled at the Durham County Courthouse. Check your citation for your court date and location.
Yes, our course is available 100% online statewide, and we also offer in-person classes. If your course is court-ordered, confirm the accepted format with the court before enrolling.
Our 4-hour course is $65 and the 8-hour course is $95, with your certificate of completion provided the same day.
The Right Way is a private driving school — not a court, the DMV, or a law firm. This page is general information, not legal advice; course eligibility and outcomes depend on your situation and the court's decision. For questions about your citation, contact the court listed on it, the NC DMV, or a licensed attorney. See our defensive driving guides for more.