A San Diego driver heading north on I-5 near the Sea World exit got pulled over for speeding one afternoon and faced the choice most drivers do: should they pay the fine and deal with higher insurance rates, or explore their options? They discovered that online traffic school is a fully legitimate way to handle an eligible violation.
Once they completed the online course at their own pace and passed the final exam, their certificate was electronically submitted directly to the San Diego Superior Court database without any additional effort on their part. The court then had the option to mask the violation from their driving record, keeping it completely clean and protecting their insurance rates from the increases that normally follow a traffic violation. This is exactly what happens for thousands of San Diego County drivers every single year who make the smart choice to complete traffic school instead of simply accepting the ticket.
Here's how the process actually works in San Diego County. The course is completely self paced, meaning you're in control of your schedule and can complete the entire thing in a single day if you want, or spread it over several days to fit your other responsibilities and lifestyle. Once you pass the final exam, your certificate is electronically submitted directly to the San Diego Superior Court and California DMV database. No paperwork to turn in.
Do you have to show up in person at San Diego Superior Court for a traffic ticket? The short answer is no when you choose online traffic school. You complete the course from home on your own schedule, take the exam whenever you're ready, and your certificate is submitted to the court, which then has the option to mask the violation from your record if you qualified.
You can start the course today and only pay when you're ready to take the final exam with our start now, pay later option at registration. If you have questions about enrollment, call (888) 676-8520 and our live customer service is ready to help. Get started with FinishTodayTrafficSchool.com today!
http://www.sdcourt.ca.gov/portal/
Pay your fines for San Diego court: https://ops.sdcourt.ca.gov/
Referred to this by a friend - thanks for the funny, random comments inserted in between the text. and for the colloquial tone. easy to follow along as opposed to dry stats and figures.
- Julie S
