California Traffic School

Online traffic school programs in California are monitored by each county. Therefore, what you must do depends on the county in which you were ticketed. Select your county below to find out more.

 

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Eligibility
You typically take traffic school after you get a ticket. You are eligible for traffic school if:
	You have a valid Class C driver license (not Commercial).
	You were ticketed for a moving (driving) violation.
	If ticketed for speeding, your speed did not exceed 25 mph over the posted speed limit.
	You have not taken traffic school for a ticket you got in the last 18 months (from citation date).

As of July 1, 2011, attending traffic violator school may no longer result in a dismissal of the case or charges. Depending on the violation date, the conviction may instead be reported to the DMV and, if eligible, held confidential. Only one conviction in any 18 month period will be held confidential (i.e. not show on your driving record) if you complete traffic violator school.

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