The bill allows an individual who has been convicted of a traffic infraction to attend a driving improvement course for the purpose of waiving license suspension points for the conviction. The individual must complete a driving improvement course that is offered by a commercial driving school and is approved by the department of revenue (department). The department must adopt rules that: Set the number of points assessed for a conviction that may be waived for an individual who successfully completes a driving improvement course; Specify how often a points waiver may be claimed; Set procedures for claiming a points waiver; Establish a process for a commercial driving school to have a driving improvement course approved by the department; and Set fees that the department may charge a commercial driving school to offset the direct and indirect costs to implement the bill. The bill sets standards for the approval of driving improvement courses. The department may charge a commercial driving school both a fee to approve a driving improvement course and a fee for each individual who claims a points waiver. (Note: This summary applies to the reengrossed version of this bill as introduced in the second house.)