DUI Classes in Arizona: 16, 36 & 56 Hour Options

DUI Classes

Which DUI Class Do You Need?

If you were charged with a DUI in Arizona, the classes you must complete are set by your DUI screening result and by your court, probation, or MVD paperwork — not by which provider you pick. This page explains the common options so you know what to ask for, and where to book.

How Arizona DUI class hours are decided

Typical requirement	What it usually means
16 hours — DUI education	Classroom-style education, commonly called "Level 2." Often the requirement when the screening finds no need for treatment.
36 hours — education + treatment	16 hours of education plus 20 hours of treatment, commonly called "Level 1."
Longer programs (for example 56 hours)	Some screening results or court orders call for more treatment hours. Your screener and your paperwork tell you the total.

The order is normally: screening first, then the class or treatment it calls for, then your completion paperwork goes to the court or MVD as required.

Choose how you take your DUI class

In-person DUI classes in Chandler or Phoenix — structured classroom setting.
Virtual DUI classes — DUI education (virtual) — $400 and DUI treatment (virtual) — $400, where your requirement allows it.

What to bring or have ready

Valid photo ID
Court order, ADOT/MVD notice, or probation paperwork
Your screening results, if you already completed screening
Your case number and court date

Not sure where to start?

Start with the $100 Arizona DUI screening, or read what to do after a DUI arrest in Arizona. Need to reinstate your license afterwards? See license revocation application support.

Our Offices

Chandler

235 West Warner Road, Suite 7
Chandler, AZ 85225

Chandler office details

Phoenix

1008 E Buckeye Rd, Suite 120
Phoenix, AZ 85034

Phoenix office details

Call (480) 485-9185 or text (620) 678-8608

All DUI Services does not provide legal advice. Requirements vary by case — verify your exact requirements with your court, probation officer, or MVD.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many hours of DUI classes do I need in Arizona?

It depends on your screening result and any court or MVD order. Commonly a person is placed in 16 hours of DUI education, or in a 36-hour program (16 hours of education plus 20 hours of treatment). Some cases require longer programs. Complete your DUI screening first — it tells you which requirement applies.

Do I have to do the screening before the class?

In most cases yes. Screening is typically the first required step after a DUI charge, because the result decides whether you need education only or education plus treatment. See DUI screening — $100.

Can I take DUI classes online in Arizona?

Virtual DUI education and treatment are available for many clients. Whether online completion is accepted depends on your court, MVD, ADOT, or probation requirement, so confirm with us before you enroll. Virtual DUI classes.

Where are your in-person DUI classes?

We offer in-person classes at our Chandler office (235 West Warner Road, Suite 7) and our Phoenix office (1008 E Buckeye Rd, Suite 120). In-person DUI classes.

Are there free DUI classes?

DUI classes carry a fee. Our current published prices are $400 for virtual DUI education and $400 for virtual DUI treatment; the screening is $100. Call us at (480) 485-9185 to ask about scheduling and payment options.

Is it called DMV or MVD in Arizona?

Arizona's driver-license agency is the Motor Vehicle Division (MVD), part of ADOT. People often search for "DMV DUI classes" — in Arizona that means MVD-related requirements.

What is a Level 2 DUI in Arizona?

"Level 2" is the shorthand many providers use for the lower tier of DUI services, generally a 16-hour DUI education requirement. "Level 1" generally means education plus treatment (36 hours). Your screening assigns the level.

DUI Classes in Arizona: 16, 36 & 56-Hour Options