National Traffic Safety Institute

In the surroundings of El Presidio, Tucson, the National Traffic Safety Institute embodies a commitment to fostering safe driving practices. With over 45 years of experience under its belt, this driving school provides invaluable resources for aspiring drivers, ensuring they grasp essential safety principles.

Their expertly curated programs encompass both online and in-person training, catering to various learning styles and schedules. Whether reflecting on personal experiences or diving into theoretical knowledge, students consistently find the courses offered informative and engaging. From navigating the challenges of aggressive drivers to learning safe driving techniques, participants come away with practical insights that enhance their daily commutes.

For those facing a traffic violation ticket, their convenient defensive driving courses not only provide crucial information but also offer benefits like ticket dismissal—a significant relief at a cost that's often less than the fine itself. The structured layout ensures participants can digest material at their own pace without feeling overwhelmed.

Located at 177 N Church Ave, it’s open Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM. Interested individuals can reach out at or visit their website for further details on classes and enrollment options. Embrace the chance to grow as a responsible driver today!

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Hours

Monday08:00 am - 05:00 pm 
Tuesday08:00 am - 05:00 pm 
Wednesday08:00 am - 05:00 pm 
Thursday08:00 am - 05:00 pmOpen now
Friday08:00 am - 05:00 pm 
SaturdayClosed 
SundayClosed 

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FAQ

What is the phone number of National Traffic Safety Institute?

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What is the address?

National Traffic Safety Institute is located at 177 N Church Ave, 85701 Tucson, Arizona. Find out .

What are the opening hours?

The school's opening hours for today, Thursday, are from 08:00 am to 05:00 pm, so it's open right now. Check the schedule for more information.

Open on weekends?

No, National Traffic Safety Institute isn't open on Saturdays or Sundays.

Do the students recommend it?

This driving school has got a very good average rating of 4.8 out of 5 based on over 260 reviews on Google. Below you can see the most relevant ones.

Reviews

Donna Y.
5

This course was extremely useful. Even though I practice safe driving, and the ticket I got last month was the first one in the more than 70 years I have been driving, I realized I have not been dealing with traffic around me as well as I should have. I actually ended up in a wrong lane and could have caused a serious accident. And even though as a physics teacher I understand momentum and collision dynamics, it was all presented from a different perspective and increased my understanding. I thought...
this course was extremely well put together and came me a completely new mindset when behind the wheel. I think everyone after the age of 60 should take this course once a year. We do develop bad habits without recognizing it is happening. Thank you for this course!

Elizabeth D.
2

I took the online version of the course. The learning approach was nothing more than page after page of content to be read, and the grammar and writing style of the content was poor. It got the job done, but this could have been a much more enjoyable experience.

Phyllis H.
5

Im glad I chose this course. I learned a lot and the course is straight forward, easy to follow and I feel like I actually have accomplished becoming a better driver knowing now what I have to do to be a better, more considerate driver.

Christen F.
5

There are seriously HUNDREDS of online traffic safety schools to choose from. After doing a ton of research and going through the extensive list, I found that NTSI was one of the best schools to choose from. They offered the best prices and had the best user interface. They were very straight forward and very user friendly. I highly recommend using NTSI when you have the need for a defensive driving school.

Darlene M.
5

There was a lot of reading. I would prefer videos and questions from the videos. On Topic 2 the information on the Gender Differences read the same as the Weight.

Dan H.
1

Traffic school is bad enough, but if I pay for audio and the audio is done I should be able to move on but no. It kept me sitting there with all the info covered for the length of time they deemed correct even though they were able to present all the material audibly quicker. Most educated people can read significantly faster than they speak. This implies if I had not chosen for the audio upgrade, I could have read all the material significantly faster than what they required me to stay...
on the page. I am not a speed reader; suspect my wife could read all the material on the section in about 50% of the time they make you wait on the presentation page. One of the correct answers on what to do in a school zone is when encountering a slower car you must pass it cautiously. Must is one of those words similar to always that test experts indicate is virtually never true but let s look at other alternatives. U can not slowly follow behind the slow vehicle. I cannot stop and let the kids out of the car or into the car. I must pass cautiously. I had another answer that indicated which should I do and the text was incomplete so therefore it could not be a wrong answer. Shows poor proofreading (but admittedly this was most extreme instance). I see the response but 1) if your own audio finishes before the allotted time then that is a problem to just sit there. 2) requiring more time on a page than it requires to read it out aloud is absurd because most people can read faster than they can speak. If there is really the minimum time required then more content should be added but it would be better to lesson time allocated. It does not appear you looked at the question and answer I referred to. I do not care who it is reviewed by, it is incorrect. There are numerous things driver can do besides pass with caution. Clearly if you have to pass the slow vehicle, you do it with caution, but I would argue it is far safer to simply not pass the slow vehicle. Look at the question and the correct answer realizing must means you have to pass the slow vehicle. Why am I required to pass it? It is wrong regardless of who has reviewed it and I invite you to look at it and indicate any reason why I must pass the slow vehicle. If this is truly the material and time the state requires then they should review the entire program as this sucked. Content too detailed, too long required to sit on most content pages, and at least 2 questions with issue (one with poor answer and one with a display issue). Definitely earned the one star.

Sam B.
5

I took the online Defensive Driving Course and wow, it opened my eyes to so much. If I hadnt taken this course I would never have realized I was driving irresponsibly sometimes. I actually feel really good after completing it and look forward to being a better driver, and keeping everyone safe. In my opinion, this course should be mandatory for all student drivers to complete before they can get on the road. If you havent gotten a citation or anything like that, I still recommend this highly among anyone who should practice better road safety.

Catman D.
5

Very Informative Course. They need to proof read it to fix all the grammar and punctuation errors which make it rough going at times.

Debbie S. P.
5

The ability to complete the course online was huge plus. I learned a lot and have much improved my driving skills.

Andrea . A. . E.
5

Wonderful and very helpful information. This course will make you think about the next time you get behind the wheel!

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