Students
Get your ticket masked and prevent points from being added to your record.
- Complete Your Course Online--No Classrooms!
- Enjoy Interactive Games, Videos, and Animations
- Study At the Pace That's Best For You. You Could Even Finish in One Day!
- Keep Your Traffic Ticket Confidential--Your Insurance Company Won't See It!
Benefits
Enjoy a convenient and affordable traffic school program.
Eligibility
Find out if you're eligible to take a California Traffic School course.
- You Must Have a Valid Class C Driver License
- You Must Have Been Ticketed for a Moving (Driving) Violation
- You Must Have Not Taken Traffic School for a Ticket You Got in the Last 18 Months (from citation date)
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San Diego Traffic School
You can get your ticket masked (hidden) in San Diego by attending traffic school. A few weeks after you get your ticket, the Superior Court of San Diego will send you a courtesy notice.
The courtesy notice will explain your options. It will also let you know if you are eligible for traffic school. Included with the courtesy notice is a list of licensed traffic schools. You can also obtain information about how to deal with tickets by going
to the San Diego Superior Court web site (http://www.sdcourt.org).
San Diego Superior Court Locations
- San Diego Juvenile Court - San Diego, CA 92123
- Superior Court - Central Courthouse - San Diego, CA 92101
- Superior Court - East County Regional - El Cajon, Ca 92020
- Superior Court - Kearny Mesa Courthouse - San Diego, CA 92123
- Superior Court - North County Regional - Vista, CA 92081
- Superior Court - Ramona Branch - Ramona, CA 92065
- Superior Court - South County Regional - Chula Vista, CA 91910
The court to which you are assigned will be on your citation and on the courtesy notice. It is sometimes tricky to find this information. The best way is to check the court address on the citation or notice and compare this with the addresses
on the court's web site. Safe2Drive also provides a list on its web site.
Classroom vs. Online Traffic Schools
The San Diego Superior Court allows both classroom and online schools. You can choose either to meet your requirement. Classroom schools require that you attend a class in person. Online schools permit you to
complete traffic school online in the convenience of your home.
Keep Points off Your Record
You keep points off your record by attending traffic school. This means your insurance company will not know you got a ticket. Your insurance company will not raise your premium for this reason. It is always a good idea to keep the number of points
on your driver record to a minimum. A clean record is one with zero points.
Why Attend Traffic School
The primary reason people attend traffic school
or defensive driving programs is to keep points off their record.
Of course, another reason to take traffic school is to learn new things about driving better. We at Safe2Drive are in the business of traffic safety education. We believe traffic safety education is one way to improve the behavior of drivers on the road. Our aim is to help you become a better driver when you take our course.