California Traffic Safety Institute
This site provides information on where Traffic Schools
are located in your area.
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You must meet the following conditions in order to
attend the Traffic Violators School:
- You must have a valid driver’s license at the time
you were cited.
- You are not currently attending nor have attended
a traffic school program within the last 18 months of the date of the
current citation.
- Your violation must be for a moving violation and
does not have a misdemeanor charge or require a mandatory appearance in
court.
- Your citation is not for
Vehicle Code sections
22406.5 or 21655.5
f you wish to view
any of the Vehicle Codes, they are available through the California Law web
site located at
www.leginfo.ca.gov/calaw.html.
Then, follow the directions for finding the code(s) you are interested in.
If you are not eligible to attend, but do so anyway,
the conviction will be reported to Department of Motor Vehicles and placed
on your driver’s record. There will be no refund of any fees paid.
If you meet all the conditions listed above, you may
choose to attend Traffic Violator School. You must post the full bail
amount, and any required proof of correction as well as non refundable
administrative fee of $33.00. Time payments are not allowed. You may
appear in person or submit the bail amount and administrative fee of
$33.00 to Superior Court of Kings County by mail. In addition to the fees
paid to the court for traffic violator school you will also be charged a
fee by the school you attend.
You may appear at any court location in Kings County
or at the Traffic School window located in the Criminal Division at 1426
South Drive, Hanford CA 93230. Office hours are Monday through Friday
from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Telephone number (559) 582-1010 extension
3059. The automated information system will also provide you with
information regarding your citation and eligibility for traffic school as
well as accept payment for traffic school. When utilizing the automated
information system you will need to have your credit card and citation
available. You will then receive a statewide list of qualified Traffic
Schools by return mail and a date by which you must complete the traffic
school. If you have difficulty with the system or wish to speak to a
clerk you should contact the Traffic Division at (559) 582-1010 at
extensions 3053, 3055, or 3056.
Home Study and Internet courses are allowed by this
court for information regarding these courses contact the Traffic School
Coordinator either in person at the Superior Court Criminal Division
located at 1426 South Drive, Hanford, CA 93230 or by phone at (559)
582-1010 ext. 3059.
After your payment is received, you will receive a
statewide list of qualified traffic schools or court approved Home Study
and or Internet courses, you will also be given a date by which you must
complete the traffic school.
Failure to complete traffic school by the due date
will result in a forfeiture of your fees and a conviction reported to the
Department of Motor Vehicles.
If you have any questions regarding traffic school
and need further assistance, please contact (559) 582-1010 extension 3059.
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