Wisconsin Failure to Yield

A 2-Hour Course for Teens and Adults

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  • Self-paced

$99.00

State approved Wisconsin drivers ed

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Refresh your understanding of right of way!

Take our failure to yield course to get back on the road after receiving a related moving violation or getting into a collision.

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What We Will Cover

This failure to yield course has been approved by the state of Wisconsin and includes all of the knowledge you need to refresh your understanding of right of way. From engaging videos to quizzes and tests, our course will help you get ready to get back on the road!

Right of Way

Learn the rules of right of way in different situations and with different types of vehicles on the road.

Vehicles on the Road

We review the different types of vehicles on the road, the particular dangers they present to drivers, and how to ensure you’re navigating around these vehicles in a way that keeps everyone on the road safe.

Intersections

You’ll learn the different intersections that you can come across and how the right of way rules change depending on the intersection you’re at.

Road Safety

This course also goes over basic road safety, methods of maintaining awareness, and how to give everyone on the road enough space to be safe.

Tests & Quizzes

Our course includes topic discussion quizzes and a final test to ensure you’ve learned all the information you will need to get back on the road and drive safely.

DMV Notification

Once you complete the course, we will notify the DMV of your completion record so you can prepare to reinstate your license or get that ticket taken care of.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost?

Our Failure to Yield course costs $99, which includes the course content and automatic notification of completion to the DMV.

The failure to yield course is for both teens and adults who currently hold a driver’s license or have had their license suspended due to traffic violations. You can be any age to take this course.

How do I know if I need to take a Failure to Yield course?

Typically, after receiving a ticket for failing to yield at an intersection or another related violation, you will be notified by the DMV that you need to take a state-approved failure to yield course. They will also provide you with a deadline for completing the course so you know exactly when you need to have it completed.

As soon as you complete the course, we will send a record of your completion to the DMV. In most situations, this is all you will need to do. However, if you needed to take the failure to yield course to reinstate your driver’s license, you should contact the DMV for your next steps.