Defensive Driving Class
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Defensive Driving Class
Since the search does not seem to work and I can't pull up any old threads, does anyoen have any recommendations for a Defensive Driving class to dismiss a ticket? Unfortunately the on-line course they offer at work does not qualify for a dismissal... 
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I would HIGHLY recommend taking a comedy defensive(offensive?) driving course. Makes it 10x's more interesting...
I took the one off of beltway 8 and I-10, it's run by a guy called Monkey Boy who also performs at a comedy club. Very funny guy and easy course.
I took the one off of beltway 8 and I-10, it's run by a guy called Monkey Boy who also performs at a comedy club. Very funny guy and easy course.
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Originally Posted by AP1_rock,Dec 17 2004, 04:38 PM
I would HIGHLY recommend taking a comedy defensive(offensive?) driving course. Makes it 10x's more interesting...
I took the one off of beltway 8 and I-10, it's run by a guy called Monkey Boy who also performs at a comedy club. Very funny guy and easy course.
I took the one off of beltway 8 and I-10, it's run by a guy called Monkey Boy who also performs at a comedy club. Very funny guy and easy course.
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Originally Posted by joe_s2k,Dec 19 2004, 09:52 PM
I prefer Ryan's Steakhouse defensive driving. You can graze at the buffet line all day long. That's a nice perk for me. You know I'm watching my weight! 
On-line classes obviously have some test at the end. What about the other course, either food or comedy?
I mean, do I really have to pay attention?