Which offense is not eligible for dismissal through a driving safety course?

• A. Driving 95 mph or more
• B. Speeding 15 mph over the limit
• C. Running a red light
• D. Failure to use a turn signal

Answer: (A)

Extreme speeding, like driving 95 mph or more, is treated as a high-risk violation that shows a driver is not just bending the rules but endangering others. Driving safety courses are designed for less severe, non-criminal offenses to help a driver learn safer habits and reduce points. Because the risk and potential harm are much greater with such extreme speed, this offense is not eligible for dismissal through a driving safety course. The other listed violations—moderate speeding, running a red light, and failing to use a turn signal—are typically considered manageable through the course, assuming other eligibility requirements are met.