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Are you eligible to take traffic school? Depends on where you got your ticket. Scroll down to find out eligibility requirements for your state.
Most states don't have a state-wide traffic school or defensive driving program, but individual courts often allow you to take traffic school to dismiss a ticket. In these states, there's no simple formula for determining your traffic school eligibility. Your best bet is to contact the court shown on your ticket, and ask them if traffic school is an option for you.
Many states do have a state-wide program for ticket dismissal or deferral, though requirements can vary from state to state. For instance, there may be a limit on how often the course can be taken. There may also be other limitations, depending on the severity of your violation; exceeding a certain speed or committing a more serious violation may make your ticket ineligible for dismissal.
Scroll down to find out the eligibility requirements for your state.
Some states, such as New Jersey and Idaho, do not have a ticket dismissal or deferral program, but allow you to take traffic school to reduce the number of points against your driver’s license. In states with point reduction programs, you may not be able to prevent the ticket from appearing on your driving record, but traffic school can remove at least some of the points from your driving record.
A few states may even require you to take a traffic school course, depending on how many tickets you have had and the severity of your violations. In these cases, you will be notified by the DMV, the court, or other administrative agency.
Scroll down to find out the eligibility requirements for your state.