When you elect to attend traffic school, you sign an affidavit (your citation) indicating your intention to complete the requirements imposed upon you by the court. Part of the affidavit that you sign is your acknowledgement that you have not elected to attend traffic school within the previous year.

Under Florida DMV guidelines, you can elect to attend a driver improvement course only once in any 12-month period and no more than five times in your lifetime. Other states vary. For questions, please call 1-800-729-2495. See similar questions...

You should only consider attending a traffic school course if your violation carries points against your driver license. Most moving (includes speeding) violations carry points against the driver license. Non-moving violations and HOV lane violations do not carry points. The accumulation of too many points could cause the suspension of your driving privileges. Please visit the Florida DHSMV site for further information on points suspensions. www.hsmv.state.fl.us/ddl/faqsuspend.html#6 See similar questions...

A person who receives a moving traffic violation that would incur points on their driving record can elect to attend a driver improvement course. See similar questions...

The good news is that you can complete the course from any location-wherever you can find a computer with access to the Internet! You can log into and out of the course whenever you wish and you will not even need to leave the security and convenience of your home or office. Although you can take the course anywhere, your completion certificate will need to be sent to the appropriate authority, such as the county in which your citation was issued. See similar questions...

You may choose to take a basic driver improvement course once in any 12-month period (calculated from the date of your traffic violation and not by calendar year) and no more than 5 times in your lifetime (Florida Statutes, 318.14(9)). Exceptions include Broward County and Miami-Dade County where you may be able to take the HYPERLINK "http://www.judgeordered. See similar questions...

It is strongly advised that you elect to take traffic school (and make the proper arrangements with the Court) at the time you pay your bail. Should you elect to take traffic school after you pay your bail, you will have to contact the Court listed on your citation to make special arrangements. This process may involve paying additional fees, and you may also be required to appear in front of a Judge to request traffic school. See similar questions...

Some California Court's approve traffic school with restrictions. Sonoma County allows traffic violators to attend ABetterTrafficSchool.com but with restrictions. They require the Student to contact the Court to ask for permission to attend traffic school on the Internet BEFORE the student registers and completes ABetterTrafficSchool.com. If you have received a flyer from the Court with a list of traffic schools, then you are allowed to attend www.ABetterTrafficSchool.com. See similar questions...

Classroom traffic school covers the same material we cover in our handbook. The biggest difference between our program and theirs is you complete our course at your own pace and are not required to spend time listening to other students. Other than that, your ticket is dismissed in the same way as if you had attended a classroom school. See similar questions...

Many states will allow you to take traffic school for a speeding ticket and points will be removed from your driving license record. It is important to contact the clerk of court and receive permission before taking traffic school. If the speeding ticket will still show on your driving record your insurance company may still assess insurance points and your premiums will increase. Be sure to confirm that by taking traffic school the traffic ticket will not appear on your record. See similar questions...

Answer: Defendants who go to trial and lose can still ask for traffic school (either kind), although the granting of it after trial is at the discretion of the judge. If the phone attendants at the courthouse or the central phone bank are telling callers that there is no traffic school after trial, call back, ask for the Senior Court Manager, and complain. See similar questions...

Answer: You may choose from the list sent to you by Frankfort. Currently, the cities of Campbellsville, Bardstown or Vine Grove are the closest to LaRue County. See similar questions...

You have 30 days to pay your ticket. From the day you pay your ticket you have either 60 or 90 days to complete traffic school. You should contact the county clerks office where you received the ticket to find out exactly what the rules are in that county. You can use our county clerks directory http://www.floridadrivingschools.com/courtdirectory.cfm on our home page to find the phone number and website for all 67 county clerks in Florida. See similar questions...

No. They don't call it the World-Wide Web for nothing. You may work toward completion of your traffic school anywhere you have Internet access. You will need to provide us with your address so that we can mail your Certificate of Completion. You will also need to specify the court location. Some counties require that your test be proctored, so you will have to locate a testing center near you. See similar questions...

The good news is that you can complete the course from any location - wherever you can find a computer with access to the Internet! You can log into and out of the course whenever you wish and you will not even need to leave the security and convenience of your home or office. Although you can take the course anywhere, your completion certificate will need to be sent to the appropriate authority, such as the court that directed you to attend a driving safety course. See similar questions...

There are 2 types of courses that can be elected on a civil infraction traffic ticket, either the 4 or 8-hour course. You are eligible for the 4-hour course if you have not elected a 4-hour traffic course within the last 12 months or 5 times in your lifetime ? OR ? if you have NEVER before elected a 4-hour traffic school course. If you do not qualify for a 4-hour course, you may be eligible to attend an 8-hour course. See similar questions...