One traffic school for the whole family, in English or Spanish

Completing a traffic violator school (TVS) course keeps the conviction confidential on your driving record. That protects you from higher insurance premiums, a future license suspension and losing a job that depends on driving. Finish the course and stop worrying about it.

Yes. The California Department of Motor Vehicles has licensed this traffic school program for use statewide (TVS E1801), and every California court accepts the completion.

Yes. It works on any device with internet, at any hour, from anywhere.

Yes. When you finish, we report your completion electronically to the DMV and your court at no extra charge.

¡Sí! The whole course runs in Spanish too: the same DMV-licensed program, with the same electronic reporting to your court. Pick “Curso en español” when you register.

The court notice for your ticket says whether traffic school is an option. If it is, or if you know you haven’t attended traffic school in the past 18 months, pay the court’s administrative fee and you can start right away.

Not at all. The lessons read easily and come with color graphics, video clips and interactive activities. We keep the tone light, because people learn more when they aren’t bored.

You set the pace. There are no timers and you don’t have to finish in one go. The system saves every chapter you complete. When you log back in you land on the “Student Center” (the table of contents) and pick up exactly where you stopped. You can also go back and review finished chapters.

Contact our customer support team and we’ll get you back into the course quickly.

Yes. The DMV requires a 25-question final exam at the end, and you need at least 70% correct to pass. It is multiple choice and easy to follow, and two attempts are included in the price. If two aren’t enough, call support and we’ll help you get through it.

They are how the DMV confirms that you are the person taking the course. You answer a few personal questions when you register, and we ask them again from time to time during the course. Answer them the same way you did the first time. If you hit a snag, call support.

Online, in a few minutes. Fill in the registration form and start right away.

The online course is $28.99 in English or Spanish. The printed booklet is $60. The price covers everything needed to keep your ticket confidential: the course, the final exam and reporting to the DMV.

Right on the site, with Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express, or a debit card carrying one of those logos. After the registration form, you move to a secure payment page.

Yes. The DMV requires us to keep the site secure, and we couldn’t hold a license otherwise. Every payment is encrypted, we never store your card details, and we share student information only with the DMV and courts, or when the law requires it.

That worry is normal, but the exam is straightforward, you can refer to the course material while you take it, and two attempts are included. You’ve got this.

Once you complete the course and pass the final exam, we report your completion electronically and directly to the Department of Motor Vehicles. There’s nothing for you to send.

Traffic schools report completions straight to the DMV, and you receive an electronic completion receipt by email for your files. If you’d like a printed copy mailed to you, you can add mailed delivery. It arrives 5 to 10 business days after you finish. Questions about your completion? Give us a call.

We want you happy with the course. For a technical problem, or a question about the course or your paperwork, call customer support first. In most cases you can get 100% of your money back within 90 days of payment, as long as you haven’t attempted the final exam, your completion hasn’t been reported to the authorities, and no certificate has been issued. To request a refund or get the details, contact customer support.