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Got a ticket, don't want to get points on my license since I'm nearly old enough to have my insurance rates start dropping. Looks like online is the cheapest way to go, but I don't wanna get screwed over by some site that isn't properly state-certified. Is there a decent way to check?

 

[DarienA]

:lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol


I have nothing productive to add... sorry.

 

[AB 101]

http://www.Idrivelikeshit/soIhavetogoto/defensivedriving.com

 

[Brannon]

Google is your friend

Go To Traffic School is the Internet's most popular online traffic school course. We have online traffic school programs for ticket dismissal, insurance reduction, safe driver points, and fleet driver safety programs.

This program is best suited for those who have received a traffic ticket and would like to take traffic school online so that the traffic ticket does not appear on their record, those who would like to lower their insurance premiums, and those who need to take a driver safety course for their work.

 

[border]

I said I'm looking for some place credible/reliable.....which is why I ask here and not Google.

 

[bjork]

Having received multiple moving violations, I know a little... the paperwork you receive in the mail *should* include a list of schools you can attend, online and offline. The schools listed will obviously be properly certified, so you're in the clear there. But how to pick the best one? Well, that's simple:

Pick the "you pass or you don't pay" one, and just take the test while you watch tv or something. The last one I attended online was this way, and I watched my friend play games while I took the test about six times before finally passing.

So if you want the easy way out, that's what you take

 

[Santo]

Do you live in California? Their moving violation penalities are f--king ridiculous.

 

[Rocket9]

Google is your friend

As well as your wife, brother and drug dealer

 

[The Chosen One]

I recently got a ticket from those Red Light autobots. I did a written trial (it's a little known option in California), since I refused to waste my time appearing in public court over this BS. However I just got the response in the mail in the other day and simply had a checkbox marked with the judgment "guilty". With no other explanation.

Argg, it's so frustrating. I've never gotten a ticket in my life and it finally comes at the hands of an autobot run by corrupt city officials.

Anyway, I'm also in the market for an online traffic school. Basically I want to waste as little time as possible. The letter I received in the mail didn't contain any online traffic schools if I recall.

 

[Brannon]

You don't trust the google... then I shall stare into your soul...

...UNTIL YOU CONVERT.

*stare*

 

[Phoenix]

You can go to traffic school online? What the heck is the point of that? You might as well hand out a brochure and send people on their way.