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Karen Weldin Stewart, CIR-ML

Commissioner

Delaware Department of Insurance

841 Silver Lake Blvd., Dover, DE 19904-2465 Š www.delawareinsurance.gov

(302) 674-7300 Dover Š (302) 739-5280 fax Š (302) 577-5280 Wilmington

AUTO BULLETIN NO. 17

To:

All Insurers and Licensees

RE:

Defensive Driving Course Discount

Dated: January 7, 2010

Amendments to Regulation 607 went into effect on January 1, 2010. Section 8.4 of that

Regulation allows the Department to provide procedural guidelines and directives as may be

appropriate.

The changes in Regulation 607 are intended to streamline procedure for Delaware drivers to

receive certificates evidencing completion of an approved defensive driving course, while assuring that

drivers who take the courses are the same drivers receiving the premium discounts and 3 point driving

record credit.

Additionally, changes in course content were made to deal with today’s driving realities.

All on-line course providers are required to give the Department access information so that

department personnel can review those courses from time to time. All courses are required to certify to

the Department that course content has been changed to comply with the regulation amendments. All

providers have been sent notices of these requirements.

Approved course providers not in compliance face the possibility of administrative penalties,

suspension, and/or revocation of their course certifications.

Insurers are expected to abide by the Regulation’s requirements for application of the required

premium discounts.

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Karen Weldin Stewart, CIR-ML

Commissioner

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