The professionals here at 866speeding.com not only have experience in local traffic laws, but we have experience in dealing with traffic school  two words that every licensed driver in the state of California dreads. Not only is it a hassle, but it may require you to take time off from work in order to attend; and obviously missing too much work may end up with you losing your job altogether. However, you may be able to get the charges dropped with the help of the professional services at 866speeding.com  and that is why it is important to contact us immediately. If you are facing the threat of traffic school due to a speeding ticket or any other kind of traffic violation, it is of the utmost importance that you find a California Traffic Ticket Attorney that is going to work for you. And that's exactly what the professionals at 866speeding.com aim to do.

According to the Vehicle Code section 41501, the court has to give you the option of traffic school; and upon the successful completion your ticket will be dismissed. Even if this is a second offense, you are still eligible for a 12-hour traffic school program. Because many citizens aren't aware of this, your California Traffic Ticket Attorney may be quite helpful in your case.

If you are in need of help from a California Traffic Ticket Attorney, there are two ways you can contact us. We have a Free Evaluation form available for you to fill out right here on our website, or you can call us at 866-Speeding. Either way, you'll have the comfort of knowing that you are in qualified hands that have nearly 40 years of experience in the California court system  and this is a promise that you simply won't find from many other law firms out there.

Vehicle Code section 41501 authorizes the court to give you "traffic school". You can attend the traffic school class by either going "in-person", "home study" or "via the internet".

If you have not gone to a traffic school program within the past 18 months, you can attend an 8-hour traffic school. Your ticket will be dismissed. This dismissal is confidential. There will be NO point on your DMV record. Your automobile insurance company will not be able to raise your insurance rates based on that ticket.

If you have gone to a traffic school program within the past 18 months, the court can still authorize a 12-hour [second offender] traffic school.The importance of this 12-hour program is that there will be NO "point" for that ticket on your DMV record. But, on the other hand, the fact that you have gone to a 12-hour traffic school would be part of your "public" DMV record and your insurance company could become aware of it.

The court cannot refuse to give you "traffic school" solely for the reason that you have exercised your right to go to trial. Some judges erroneously tell people that, if the person exercises his/her right to a trial, the court will not let them go to traffic school. This is contrary to law. If that happens, please let me know.