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Traffic School FAQ
Q. I just received a citation
what do I do now?
A. You must first appear within twenty one days to the traffic
courthouse of the county that you received the citation in. In some
cases this may be done by writing through the mail. Once you have
been determined to be eligible to attend traffic school (you may only
attend once every 18 months) you will than be required to pay the
full bail amount plus an additional administrative fee ($20-35) before
you can sign up for traffic school. This administrative fee is different
than a Traffic Violator School’s fee for services.
Q. How do I sign up for
Traffic School?
A. You can use the electronic registration system on this website
(click the “registration” link), you can appear in person to our office
location or you can phone ahead.
Q. What information do I need
to give you?
A. To register you for a class we will need your full name, permanent
address, and daytime phone number. You may be asked for more information
pertaining to your citation in order to expedite your actual check-in
on the day of the class. All of this information is confidential and
will be kept for only three years. At SF Bay Traffic Violator School
we take every precaution to protect your information.
Q. When do you hold classes?
A. We hold classes every Saturday from 9am – 5pm and every other week
we have a two-part evening class on Tuesday and Wednesday from 6:30pm
- 10pm (check current listings for the next evening class).
Q. How big are the classes?
A. The Tuesday and Wednesday Evening classes typically range from
8- 18 persons. The Saturday classes are usually a bit more popular
and will range from 10 – 22 persons. Note: At this time our facility
can only accept a maximum of 22 students for any class, so pre-registration
is very important in guaranteeing you a seat!
Q. What do I do after I have attended
the class?
A. Upon completing the class you will receive two copies of your completion
certificate. You are advised to keep the yellow copy for your records
(at least three years) and than you must deliver the white copy to
the courthouse you originally paid the fine in. In some cases you
can mail your certificate to the courthouse (it is recommended that
you use “certified mail” or another form of documented proof of mailing)
if you have adequate time before your due date. Otherwise you must
hand deliver your certificate to that courthouse. Some counties actually
have a “Completion Certificate Drop-box” where you can drop off your
completion certificate. Anyway you do it you must make sure it arrives
before your due date.
Q. What do I do if my due date
has already passed?
A. It is your responsibility to complete traffic school in a timely
manner and deliver your completion certificate before your due date.
If you are unable to do this and you still wish to complete traffic
school as you originally intended you must go back to the court where
you initially agreed to complete traffic school and speak with a representative.
You will have to explain the circumstances of your failure to complete
traffic school in the given time period and may or may not be allowed
additional time to complete it.
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(415)759-9500
Traffic Violator School (Traditional)
This is the school requiring participants to be present in
order to receive a minimum of 400 minutes worth of classroom instruction
time
We provide day classes on Saturdays and every other Tuesday and Wednesday
evening
When attending the evening session you must attend both sessions in
order to receive a completion certificate
Participants must attend one 8 hour course or two four hour courses
in order
to satisfy their courts requirement for Traffic School. Acceptable for
ALL
counties in California and some other states too.
We provide weekend day classes on Saturdays and two-part evening classes
every other Tuesday and Wednesday (check registration form for current
available dates).
You must complete a total of 400 minutes of instruction time before
you will
be issued a completion certificate. This can be done in one day on Saturday
or two days on Tuesday and Wednesday. In some cases special accommodations
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(415)564-5008
Point Removers:
A self paced course that requires the participant to read
“The Common Sense
of Driving” Home Study Manual and complete a test with an 80% or better.
One package includes everything you need to satisfy your Traffic School
requirement and will be delivered to your doorstep in a matter of
days.
Once you’ve finished the enclosed exam you can mail or fax it to our
testing
center. Once your passing grade has been verified, our testing center
will
forward your completion certificate directly to the applicable court
you
received your citation in, thus satisfying your Traffic School requirement.
Acceptable Counties
-Butte- Chico, Orville, Paradise, Gridley
-Imperial-
-Lassen-
-Napa-
-Riverside-Banning, Blythe, Corona, Helmet,
Moreno Valley, Indio, Plam Springs, Temecula, Lake Elsinore, Perris
-Santa Cruz- Main, Watsonville
-Stanislaus- Modesto, Turlock, Juvenile
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Both Traffic schools have specific rules regarding enrollments, attendance
and completion requirements. |
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Our counseling programs are court mandated with specific rules regarding
admission, attendance and completion you must attend an intake in person. |
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All services provided by SF Bay are licensed and regulated by the state
of California. |
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