How it works
Finish a short online course and the court and DMV keep the ticket off your printed driving record. Most drivers are done in about an hour.
The same ticket, two ways.
Without traffic school
You get a ticket
It shows on your printed driving record
Insurers and employers see it
With Audio Traffic School
You get a ticket
You finish the course in about an hour
We file it and the ticket is masked
Your printed record won't show it
You still pay the court its fine and fee. California allows traffic school once every 18 months, and only when your court offers it for your ticket.
Six short chapters, each with three quick questions. Switch formats whenever you like and your place is saved.
Press play and keep moving.
Every chapter is narrated start to finish. Listen on the bus, at the gym or while you cook, then answer three quick questions.
Four quick questions. It's a guide, not legal advice: your court's notice has the final word.
0 of 4 answered
Answer the questions above to see where you stand.
Nothing you tap here is saved or sent anywhere.
The course
Most drivers do. There are no chapter timers, so the course takes as long as it takes you to work through six short chapters and the final exam.
Tap "View our DMV licence record" at the bottom of any page to see our licence as it's listed with the DMV. To check it yourself, search for licence E9632 in the DMV's traffic school lookup at dmv.ca.gov.
Yes. The course is licensed by the California DMV (Lic. #E9632), and it is the full traffic school course your court asks for.
Yes. Every California court accepts a DMV-licensed traffic school course, from Los Angeles and San Diego to Sacramento and every county in between.
Yes. Every chapter is narrated start to finish, and you can switch to reading or video at any point. Quiz questions and the final exam are answered on screen.
It's self-paced with no chapter timers, so it depends on you. Log in and out as often as you like and we keep your place.
Each of the 6 chapters ends with 3 multiple-choice questions you can retake as often as you need. The final exam is 25 questions and you need 70% to pass. The DMV allows two attempts at the final; the Pass Guarantee add-on gives you unlimited attempts.
A phone, tablet or computer with a current browser, and an email address. There's nothing to download.
Live California customer support agents are here to help if you need it.