Traffic Safety Courses
Drive Smarter
WCTC’s traffic safety courses are designed to strengthen driving knowledge, correct unsafe or illegal behaviors and support compliance with Wisconsin traffic laws. Approved by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT), these courses may also qualify participants for a reduction of demerit points on their driving record.
Take advantage of convenient schedule options, experienced instructors and engaging learning formats in courses like Traffic Safety School, Group Dynamics and Multiple Offender.
trafficregistration@wctc.edu
262.691.6510
Ollie's Compass or College Center, Room C-019Traffic Safety School
This course is designed to correct and improve improper, unsafe, or illegal driving habits and behaviors. Participants develop a more positive attitude toward driving and traffic laws while strengthening their knowledge of safe driving practices. Enrollment may be voluntary or required for drivers who have accumulated six or more demerit points on their record.
- The course lasts for a total of 15 hours.
- Attendance at all sessions is mandatory, and participants must be free from alcohol or drug impairment.
- Successful completion may result in a three-point reduction on your driving record.
- Classes are held at the Downtown Waukesha Campus – 327 E. Broadway, Waukesha.
Group Dynamics
This course is for individuals convicted for the first time of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated (OWI). Approved by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT), it is intended for participants who are not addicted to alcohol or drugs and who have been ordered to complete the course by their assessment agency. The program provides education, opportunities for reflection and strategies to reduce the risk of future impaired driving.
- You must register for the course within ten business days of the release date on your Order for Assessment and Driver Safety Plan Report. Failure to register will result in a noncompliance report to the DOT and the loss of your driver’s license.
- Attendance at all sessions is mandatory, and participants must be free from alcohol or drug impairment. The course totals 21 hours, and successful completion may result in a three-point reduction on your driving record.
- Classes are held at the Downtown Waukesha Campus – 327 E. Broadway, Waukesha.
Multiple Offender Program
This course is for individuals who have been determined to demonstrate irresponsible driving behaviors through two or more convictions for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated (OWI). Students who enroll have been ordered to do so by their assessment agency. The program provides education and support for drivers whose use of alcohol or drugs has resulted in repeated impaired driving offenses, focusing on building awareness, developing strategies for change and reducing the risk of future violations.
- You must register for the course within ten business days of the release date on your Order for Assessment and Driver Safety Plan Report. Failure to do so will result in a noncompliance report to the DOT and the loss of your driver’s license.
- Attendance at all sessions is mandatory, and participants must be free from alcohol or drug impairment. The course consists of 33 hours in total.
- A concerned individual—such as a family member, friend or support person—must attend two pre-scheduled sessions.
- Classes are held at the Downtown Waukesha Campus – 327 E. Broadway, Waukesha.
Registration
Registration can be completed online, in person or over the phone.
If you need to transfer to a different section after registering, the transfer must be done give business prior to the start of the course. If you request a transfer after the course has started, you must reregister and pay the subsequent fee.
Payment Information
Bills may be paid online, in person (cash or check), or mailed to:
WCTC Student Accounts
800 Main Street
Pewaukee, WI 53072
Tuition and fees are due in full by August 15 (fall semester), January 15 (spring semester) or May 15 (summer semester). For registrations on or after the tuition due date, payment is due within two weeks of registration. A $25 late fee is charged for partial or late payments.