Which of the following is not part of the required evidence for dismissal under a driving safety course?

• A. Evidence of completing the course
• B. A certified driving record from DPS
• C. An affidavit
• D. A letter from the driver's employer

Answer: (D)

When a dismissal through a driving safety course is possible, the supporting documents must be official and directly tied to proving you met the program’s requirements. Evidence of completing the course shows you finished the program as required. A certified driving record from DPS provides an official snapshot of your driving history and status, which the court uses to verify eligibility and any outstanding issues. An affidavit can be used to swornly attest certain facts relevant to the case or participation. A letter from the driver's employer, however, doesn’t verify course completion, driving history, or sworn statements, so it isn’t part of the required evidence for dismissal.