Take Online DUI Classes in Arizona
Understand what Arizona requires, complete the right screening, and take your
assigned online DUI education through an ADHS-licensed provider.
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Enroll in an Online, Court-Ordered DUI Class in Arizona
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How Arizona’s DUI Class Requirements Work
At Stonewall DUI Services, we’re committed to helping you. Here’s what you need to know about court-ordered DUI classes in AZ:
- The court and MVD have separate requirements. You may need to complete steps for your criminal case as well as for license reinstatement.
- A screening helps determine what you need. It will recommend DUI education, treatment, or both.
- A Level 2 referral generally requires at least 16 hours of DUI education.
- A Level 1 referral generally includes education plus treatment.
- BAC alone does not determine your exact program. Your screening results and written court or MVD instructions guide the requirement.
- Completion must be documented. Your provider may report completion to the court, MVD, screening provider, probation department, or another required party.
A DUI case can make ordinary life feel suddenly complicated. It’s hard to understand a court order, protect your job, get your license back, and keep up with family responsibilities all at once. Stonewall can help you identify exactly what’s required and complete it correctly. We can help.
Enroll In the Right Online DUI Class in Arizona
Stonewall DUI Services offers several program levels based on your screening results, court order, and treatment recommendation:
16-Hour
DUI Classes
Required for clients assigned Level 2 DUI education. This program covers alcohol and drug effects, impairment, decision-making, Arizona requirements, and strategies for avoiding impaired driving.
36-Hour
DUI Treatment
The minimum Level 1 program, combining at least 16 hours of DUI education with at least 20 hours of treatment.
56-Hour
DUI Treatment
An extended online DUI treatment program for clients assigned additional treatment hours through a screening recommendation or written order.
72-Hour
DUI Treatment
A more comprehensive program for clients assigned a longer course of education and treatment.
108-Hour
DUI Treatment
Stonewall’s most extensive program for clients with significant court-ordered treatment requirements.
Not sure which online DUI classes you need?
How Online DUI Classes in Arizona Work
Step 1: Review your paperwork.
Confirm whether the requirement came from the court, MVD, probation, or a completed screening.
Step 2: Complete a screening if needed.
Your screening recommendation, together with your written court, MVD, or probation instructions, identifies whether you need court-ordered DUI classes, treatment, or both.
Step 3: Enroll and complete the correct program.
Complete eligible DUI education through Stonewall’s secure online platform.
Step 4: Receive Certificate of Completion
Stonewall provides completion records and reports them when required.
Compare Online DUI Education and Treatment Programs
Screening, education, and treatment are different steps.
A DUI screening is an evaluation used to recommend the appropriate program. DUI education generally refers to the 16-hour Level 2 program.
DUI treatment refers to additional assigned hours under a Level 1 recommendation.
| Program | What it includes | Who commonly receives it | Typical statutory or screening trigger |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16-Hour Education | At least 16 hours of DUI education | Level 2 clients | Does not meet Level 1 criteria. Often associated with a first standard DUI, but that is not automatic. |
| 36-hour treatment | 16 hours education + at least 20 hours treatment | Level 1 clients receiving the minimum treatment package | Level 1 may include two or more alcohol/drug arrests or convictions, or BAC of 0.15+ with additional risk criteria. |
| 56-hour treatment | Education plus additional treatment hours | Clients assigned more than the 36-hour minimum | Written screening, court, or probation recommendation for added treatment; often higher-risk or repeat cases. |
| 72-hour treatment | Education plus extended treatment | Clients with a more extensive recommendation | Exact hours come from the order or recommendation; often higher risk or repeat cases. |
| 108-hour treatment | Education plus comprehensive treatment | Clients assigned the highest Stonewall program tier | Typically a detailed court, probation, or screening requirement; often higher risk or repeat cases. |
What You’ll Actually Learn in Your DUI Classes
We know you might be dreading this part. You may be concerned that DUI education will feel repetitive or judgmental.
But here’s the thing – our DUI classes in Arizona are designed to actually help.
16-Hour DUI Education Program
Our comprehensive online DUI program covers essential topics that will help you understand what happened and how to move forward, including but not limited to:
- The physiological effects of alcohol and drug use – Understanding how substances actually affect your body
- How alcohol and drugs impact driving ability – Including how blood alcohol concentration is measured and what it means for vehicle operation
- Smart alternatives to impaired driving – Practical options you can use in real situations
- The psychological and social effects of substance use – Understanding the broader impact
- Strategies for avoiding impaired driving going forward – Recognizing patterns and warning signs
- Personal self-assessment tools – Self-assessment tools relevant to your case and compliance requirements
- Legal consequences and requirements – What you’re dealing with and what to expect
- Healthy alternatives and strategies for avoiding impaired driving going forward – Building better habits for the future
- Treatment approaches and resources – Overview of Arizona DUI program levels and what each involves
All content is delivered through our self-paced online platform, so you can learn when and where it works for your schedule.
Longer Programs (36-108 Hours)
If your screening or court order requires additional hours, we offer extended online treatment programs in Arizona designed around your needs. These comprehensive programs provide a deeper exploration of the topics above, plus additional specialized content tailored to more complex situations.
Explore Our Other DUI Services
At Stonewall DUI Services, all of our services are simple and built around your life
What Sets Stonewall Apart
Clear guidance
We explain the paperwork and the process properly, without assuming you already know the system.
Arizona-specific experience
Our team works with Arizona court, ADHS, ADOT, and MVD requirements and knows which details must be confirmed before enrollment.
100% Online DUI services
Stonewall provides DUI screening, education, and treatment entirely online for eligible Arizona clients.
Honest Enrollment
We verify the program before you begin because we do not want you paying for a class that does not match your paperwork.
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We’re Here for Everyone Across Arizona
Whether you’re in the heart of Phoenix or hours away in a small town, our DUI classes in Arizona work for you:
Questions You’re Probably Asking
How long is a DUI class in Arizona?
The minimum Level 2 education requirement is 16 hours. A Level 1 referral includes at least 16 hours of education plus at least 20 hours of treatment, and a court or screening recommendation may require additional hours.
What DUI class do I need in Arizona?
It depends on your DUI screening results. Your completed DUI screening and court order are the best sources for the required service and number of hours. Stonewall DUI Services can help you review those documents before you enroll.
Does Arizona accept online DUI classes?
Yes, Arizona generally accepts online DUI classes, but they must be from a provider officially licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS). Stonewall DUI Services is an Arizona-approved DUI services provider.
What happens after I finish the class?
You receive completion documentation, and we report your results to the appropriate screening provider, court, or agency when required. You may still have separate MVD steps such as a suspension period, SR-22, ignition interlock, Traffic Survival School, or reinstatement fees.
Can you give me legal advice?
No. Stonewall DUI Services can explain program requirements and provider procedures, but it does not replace advice from your attorney, the court, probation officer, or MVD. Questions about charges, pleas, sentencing, hearings, or deadlines should be directed to the appropriate legal authority.
What if I cannot pay everything at once?
Ask Stonewall about current payment options before enrolling. Any payment arrangement should be confirmed, including what must be paid before access begins and before completion documents are released. Call us.
What if I have a deadline coming up?
Call as soon as possible and have the deadline notice ready. We can tell you whether the required hours can realistically be completed by that date and whether a screening or another required prerequisite must be completed first. Starting a course does not guarantee that a court or MVD deadline will be extended.
Take the Right Online DUI Classes in Arizona With Stonewall DUI Services
Stonewall helps you understand your assigned requirement, complete it online, and receive the documentation needed to move forward.
Your goal? Complete the assigned requirement, document it, and remove one source of uncertainty from your life. Our team is here to help you make that happen.