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  • Massachusetts Alcohol Awareness Classes Online. Have you been charged with a DUI or any other alcohol-related offenses in MA? If you have, you most likely will be required to attend and complete an alcohol awareness class. We offer comprehensive and convenient alcohol classes online, so you don’t have to rearrange your busy schedule.

  • **In Massachusetts, drunk driving is referred to as operating under the influence (OUI), and it’s a serious crime in the state, where you’re looking at license suspension, hefty fines, and jail time.

  • Massachusetts Drug Classes or Drug Education Online. Massachusetts residents charged with various drug offenses, such as possession or consumption, can choose from a wide range of online courses designed to fulfill court requirements and allow you to work at your own pace.

  • Massachusetts MIP (Minor in Possession) Classes Online. If you’ve been charged with a minor in possession in MA, there’s no need to panic. Now, you can attend and complete your court-required classes online with our comprehensive MIP courses designed to work around you.

Definition of Massachusetts DUI

Massachusetts uses your blood alcohol content (BAC) to determine whether you’re legally driving under the influence. Below are the BAC limits and their corresponding ages or qualifiers:

  • 0.08% or higher?Drivers 21 years old or older operating regular passenger vehicles.
  • 0.04% or higher?Drivers operating commercial vehicles.
  • 0.02% or higher?Drivers younger than 21 years old.

Other Drug and Alcohol Crimes

Open Container Law

It’s illegal to operate a motor vehicle with an open container of alcohol anywhere in the vehicle, no matter who’s holding it. This means you can’t drive with an empty liquor bottle in your backseat, nor have a passenger drinking a can of beer. Break this law and you face a $100 - $500 fine.

Other Medications and Drugs

You can also expect an officer to pull you over if any prescription, illegal drug, or over-the-counter medication is affecting your ability to drive. Depending on factors specific to your case, you could face an DUI conviction just as you would for drunk driving.

Furthermore, the state will revoke your learner’s permit or driver’s license for any drug conviction. Revocation periods vary between 1 year and 5 years. (source: dmv.org)

Taking Online Courses Makes Sense

Clearly, the state of Massachusetts is very serious about the importance of enforcing DUI laws. Like every other state, Massachusetts would like to aim at preventing residents from operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. Our classes aren’t just for those who have been convicted and must take a course to fulfill court obligations. Our courses are also for those who want to ensure they never get convicted of an DUI by educating themselves on how to prevent this conviction, or even worse, prevent an accident while under the influence where the driver or an innocent bystander is hurt or killed.

Our classes are designed to fit into your busy life’s schedule. Whether your time is taken up by work or family or both, these online courses can fit into your schedule. By being able to login and logout anytime, from wherever you are, we offer convenience. You don’t even have to be sitting at home in front of your computer - you can use your smartphone as well, from anywhere.

While we have participants taking our programs throughout many counties and cities in the state of Massachusetts. Some of the most common areas include: Allston, Boston, Braintree, Brighton, Canton, Hingham, Lexington, Malden, Mansfield, Marshfield, Natick, North Attleboro, Reading, Waltham and Wellesley.

DUI and DWI Classes

Program Price
8 Hour Level 1 DUI Class $175.00 Register
10 Hour Level 1 DUI Class $185.00 Register
12 Hour Level 2 DUI Class $195.00 Register
16 Hour Level 2 DUI Class $275.00 Register
20 Hour Level 2 DUI Class $295.00 Register
24 Hour Level 2 DUI Class $325.00 Register
36 Hour DUI Class $395.00 Register
48 Hour DUI Class $595.00 Register

Drug & Alcohol Awareness Classes

Program Price
8 Hour Level 1 Drug/Alcohol Class $175.00 Register
10 Hour Level 1 Drug/Alcohol Class $185.00 Register
12 Hour Level 1 Drug/Alcohol Class $195.00 Register
12 Hour Level 2 Drug/Alcohol Class $195.00 Register
16 Hour Level 2 Drug/Alcohol Class $275.00 Register
20 Hour Level 2 Drug/Alcohol Class $295.00 Register
24 Hour Level 3 Drug/Alcohol Class $325.00 Register
32 Hour Level 3 Drug/Alcohol Class $375.00 Register
36 Hour Drug/Alcohol Class $395.00 Register
48 Hour Drug/Alcohol Class $595.00 Register

Minor in Possession Classes

Program Price
4 Hour MIP Class $125.00 Register
8 Hour MIP Class $175.00 Register
12 Hour MIP Class $195.00 Register
16 Hour MIP Class $275.00 Register
24 Hour MIP Class $325.00 Register

Satisfaction Guaranteed

We have no doubt you will be satisfied, so we guarantee it. We can also ensure that our courses will meet the requirements of your court ordered mandate. However, it’s still important that you get prior approval from the judge or official in charge of your case.

Things to See in the State of Massachussets

Cape Cod Beaches

There are fifteen beautiful, sandy beaches on Cape Cod that all overlook the vast Atlantic Ocean. The beaches are a popular spot for both locals and tourists - a must see if you’re visiting.

MIT Museum

The works of Harold Edgerton and Arthur Granson are the two largest displays at the museum, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Popular exhibits include collections of holography, artificial intelligence, and robotics.

The Salem Witch Museum

You can go here to relive the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Massachusetts residents feel this was one of the most terrible occurrences in their history. It’s an interesting yet disturbing story to hear while seeing the museum.

The Freedom Trail

The Freedom Trail, located in Boston, includes sixteen historical sites including Boston National Park sites.

Lexington and Concord

The "shot heard round the world" is an adventure in history that visitors can relive again and again from Paul Revere’s famous midnight ride.