Madera    

Madera- County Superior Court (20100)
Bass Lake- Sierra Division (20680)
The Madera County Superior Court establishes a non-refundable administration fee in the amount of $74, which you should pay in addition to the ticket or citation fines and traffic school enrollment fees.  This is in case you are eligible, and you wish to take traffic courses. The court gives you 90 days to complete the courses and report to California DMV. You can pay processing fees by utilizing online payment platforms such as ePayIt.

Marin 

San Rafael- Superior Court (21420)
Marin County Superior Court offers online access 24/7 for paying bail along with $52 state-mandated admin fee, signing up for traffic school, and reviewing traffic course completion due dates. You can also obtain a one-time 30-day extension for traffic school completion online. Have your case number, DL number, and citation number ready, and access the Marin Traffic online portal. You may also contact the court at (415) 448-8230 between 5 am and 5 pm Mon – Fri, or between 5 am and 9 am on Sat.   

Mariposa 

Mariposa- Judicial District (22650)

Pay your full bail amount plus a $74 admin fee online, by phone (209) 966-2005, or in person if you are eligible to take traffic courses. You will receive further details regarding the traffic violator school after making payment to Mariposa County court, and you will have 60 days to finish a recognized course. Here, at Court Certificate Service, you will find information related to your traffic violation.

Mendocino

Ukiah- Superior Court (23480)

To attend traffic courses, the Mendocino Superior Court mandates to pay the fine and $54 admin fee. To allow completion of the courses, the court may extend 90 days to your due date. You can find out about the eligibility of your traffic school enrollment from the courtesy notice after you get a citation. 

Merced 

Merced-County’s Superior Court (24400)

If you qualify for the traffic school and you wish to take it, pay all necessary fees such as the fine amount, admin fee as well as the costs of the traffic course, which are separate from state-mandated payments. By accessing the automated payment system, you will be able to pay your fines and admin fees online. In case you want to make the payment by mail, send a written request form to the Merced County Superior Court with an attached check or money order.  

Modoc 

Alturas- Modoc Superior Court (25100)

The Modoc County ePayIt system allows you to find out about your eligibility for traffic school and pay the fee online. Information such as your case number and credit card will be required. Once you pay all processing fees, you will have 90 days to complete the traffic course. You might be able to set up a monthly installment payment plan.

Mono

Mammoth Lakes- Courthouse (26660)

When you receive a Notice of Bail from the Mammoth Lakes Courthouse  you will uncover whether you are eligible for traffic school attendance. It is necessary to pay your total bail amount along with the $65 administrative fee. Make sure to select the second option under Step 3 which indicates the payment of bail amount plus the cost of traffic school administrative fee.

Monterey

Marina- Superior Court (27450)

Before the due date, you will receive a courtesy notice from the Monterey County Superior court. Here you will learn whether you qualify for traffic school and how much to pay for your bail and administrative fee. You can process your payment online, by mail, in person at the Marina Court location. Upon receipt of payment and signed options page in your courtesy notice, the court will mail you a traffic school referral with a completion due date. 

Napa 

Napa-Courthouse (28100)

The Napa County Courthouse sends a courtesy notice in which information such as your eligibility for traffic school and necessary payment details are included. Once you pay the bail amount and the administrative fee of your traffic school, the court will send details about your traffic school completion due date. In case you don’t get your courtesy notice, call (707) 299-1160. You can look up your case and pay your processing fees online.

Nevada 

Nevada City- Superior Court (29460)

Truckee- Superior Court (29480)

It is your obligation to check whether you qualify for traffic school or not. Things like a valid driver’s license, not being enrolled in traffic school within the last 18 months, a single point for moving violation that are not for instance, DUI violation, as well as your agreement of paying mandatory fees will determine your eligibility. The Nevada County Court issues you 90 days to finalize your traffic school courses. 

Orange 

Santa Ana- Superior Court (30470)

In order to qualify for traffic schools, you do need to pay for traffic school admin fee of $54 plus the bail amount. You will receive your violation info notice that contains the list of DMV-licensed traffic schools such as ours to attend and mask your single point violation. In case you don’t get the violation notice from the Orange County Superior Court or you have further questions, reach out to your local court or contact the Automated information and Payment Center.

Placer 

Roseville- Placer County Superior Court (31455)

If you meet the criteria of traffic school eligibility listed here you can register and start the courses. Additionally, you also need to pay the entire bail amount as well as administrative fee of $63 in person, by mail or online.

Plumas 

Quincy- Superior Court (32100)

Among other conditions, holding a valid driver’s license, not being enrolled in the traffic schools within the last 18 months, and getting a single point for moving violation are common prerequisites of attending traffic school. In addition to these conditions, you must also pay your bail plus the $52 administrative fee. Once your payment is processed, you will have 3 months to complete the courses. The county doesn’t offer an additional extension option at this time. You are able to make the payment both through ACI online payment system or by phone following the instructions shown here.

Riverside 

Indio- Larson Justice Center (33450)

Moreno Valley- Superior Court (33460)             

If you got your ticket for a moving violation and it is a one point, you have not been enrolled in the traffic school within the last 18 months, and your violation was not related to commercial vehicle or other conditions, you may qualify for the traffic school. Furthermore, you should pay the total bail amount as well as the state-mandated fee of $63 to be eligible for traffic school. You may pay these charges online via the ePayIt system or mailing the processing charges to the Riverside County Court’s address.

*Note that if the student has the Riverside court codes mentioned below, the traffic school will update the fresh ones, also seen in this list:              

Court Code Provided to Student	Court Name	New Court Code entered upon Traffic Violation Course Completion (TVCC)
33100	Robert Presley Hall of Justice	33460
33420	Corona Court	33460
33440	Hemet Courthouse	33460
33442	Banning Courthouse	33460
33490	Southwest Justice Center	33460
33491	Temecula Courthouse	33460
33480	Blythe Courthouse	33450

 

Sacramento 

Sacramento- Sacramento County Superior Court (34470)

If you are eligible for traffic school and you want to attend, you should call (916) 875-7800 and make sure you have your case, citation number and credit card details ready. There is also an option to request traffic school attendance by mail or in person. In case the court approves you request, you will get a list of DMV-licensed traffic school such as Rapid Traffic.  

San Benito 

Hollister- Superior Court (35100)

Within 20 days the San Benito County Court will send you a courtesy notice informing you whether you are qualified for traffic school or not. To check the details regarding your citation, call (831) 636-4057 and select option 2. You will need to provide your citation number, DL number and date of birth. In case you are eligible, and you want to attend traffic school, the next step is to pay your fine and the admin fee of $52 through ePayIt online payment system, via mail or by phone.

San Bernadino 

San Bernardino- San Bernadino District Criminal and Traffic (36100)

Rancho Cucamonga- Superior Court (36110), (36495)

Victorville-Superior Court (36120)   

Barstow- Superior Court (36130)

Fontana- Superior Court (36480)

Joshua Tree- Superior Court (36140), (36677)   

 After you made a traffic violation, you will receive a reminder notice from one of the aforementioned county courts indicating your eligibility for the traffic school. If you choose to take traffic course with DMV-licensed traffic schools such as ours, you must pay the entire bail fine plus state-mandated traffic school fees in the amount of $55. You can pay online, by mail or in person. When you pay via email, don’t forget to include “traffic school” note and your citation number on the check. To acquire further assistance, consult the San Bernadino County Superior Court webpage.

San Diego 

San Diego-Kearny Mesa Traffic Court (37480)

El Cajon- East County Superior Court (37440)

Vista- North County Superior Court (37465)

Chula Vista- South County Superior Court (37485)

The San Diego County Court will send your courtesy notice via mail. The notice will tell whether you are eligible for traffic school, and what further actions should be taken. If you qualify for it and want to take the courses, pay the total bail amount as well as admin fee of $52 online. An option of 90-day extension is allowed only one time, until you finish your traffic school course.

San Francisco 

San Francisco-Superior Court (38460)

You are able to learn about your eligibility for traffic school as soon as the San Francisco Superior Court sends you a notice. The court issues 90 days, without extension, to complete the traffic courses. To qualify, besides certain court requirements, you should also pay non-refundable administrative fee of $52 and your bail amount. You will be able to process the payment online, by mail or in person by heading to the following address:

San Francisco Superior Court,

850 BRYANT ST, 

ROOM 145 

SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94103

San Joaquin 

Stockton-Superior Court (39460)

Usually, the San Joaquin County Superior Court will send you a reminder notice via mail where details such as your eligibility for traffic school, bail amount as well as due date is mentioned. To get enrolled in traffic school you should pay admin fee of $52 and your bail amount. You can pay the total charges online or by phone with the following phone number (209) 235-9735. You may also mail the processing charges to the Superior Court. 

San Luis Obispo 

San Luis Obispo- Superior Court (40410)

San Luis Obispo Superior Court will send you a courtesy notice which will tell if you are eligible for traffic school. You are required to pay the admin fee as well as your full fine prior to the due date. You may pay both online and by phone calling the Traffic Processing Center at (805) 706-3600. 

San Mateo 

Redwood City- Southern Traffic Division (41470)

If you get an approval from the San Mateo Superior Court that you are eligible for the traffic school, you should take the opportunity. For that, you will need to pay the bail amount as well as the admin fee in the amount of $60. Make the payment both online and by phone. 

Santa Barbara 

Santa Barbara- Figueroa Division (42460)

Santa Maria- Santa Maria Miller Division (42465)

Lompoc- Lompoc Division (42470)

Solvang- Solvang Division (42475)

One of county’s superior courts that are listed above, will handle your citation and you send you a courtesy notice where details such as your eligibility for traffic school, entire bail charges as well as the cost of admin fee will be included. To get the green light for traffic school attendance, the Santa Barbara county’s superior court established state-mandated administrative fee of $66. There are various options of making your payment including via mail, by phone or online. Choose the best option for you. 

Santa Clara 

Palo Alto- Courthouse (43460)

Santa Clara- Courthouse (43471)

Morgan Hill- South County Morgan Hill Courthouse (43635)

Expect to get a bail courtesy notice from one of the above-mentioned courthouses that handles your traffic citation. In the notice info such as your eligibility for traffic school (“Traffic School Amount Due” will be written if you are eligible), entire fine and charges will be mentioned. In case you want to take the traffic course, it is mandatory to pay all this charges either online, in person at the local courthouse or via mail. 

Santa Cruz 

Santa Cruz- Courthouse (44460)

If your courthouse tells that you are qualified for traffic school, pay all the necessary fees and start the course right away. You will need to pay your fine, as well as a non-refundable administrative fee of $52. In addition to this, remember that the cost of traffic school enrollment is separate, so you ae required to pay for this too. The Santa Cruz Superior Court issues 90 days to finish the course.  

Shasta 

Redding- Superior Court (45670)

When you receive a notice from the Shasta Superior Court mentioning your eligibility for the traffic school, don’t miss out the chance . It will be a great way to hide your ticket if it is a single point moving violation. It is mandatory to pay your fine and traffic school enrollment administrative fee of $70 before the due date. Shasta County Court doesn’t provide online or phone payment options at this very moment. To get further assistance, be sure to head to the court’s address, or contact with the following phone number: (530) 245-6782.

Sierra 

Downieville- Superior Court (46100) 

Sierra Superior Court will send you a courtesy notice with the details such as whether you qualify for the traffic school, the entire pay amount and also your due date. If you decide to take the traffic course, you are required to pay the admin fee, the total fine as well as other applicable charges. Make the payment online, in person, or by visiting the court that deals with your citation. 

Siskiyou 

Dorris- Tulelake Branch (47630)

Happy Camp- Superior Court (47650)

Weed- Superior Court (47670)

Yreka- Courthouse (47690)

When you receive the courtesy notice from one of the aforementioned Siskiyou County courts, you will learn about whether you qualify for the traffic school or not. In case you qualify, you should pay the entire bail amount as well as the admin fee of $52 which are mandatory steps for the enrollment with the DMV-licensed traffic school such as ours. The court gives you 60 days to finalize traffic violator courses. You can either make the payment online or visit the court’s office with the applicable payment.  

Solano 

Fairfield- Hall of Justice (48430)

Vallejo- Justice Center (48480)

The Solano County Court will send you a courtesy notice where details such as traffic school eligibility, the sum of fines and charges as well as the admin fee are included. If the court agrees your attendance to the traffic school, the next step for you is to take care of the payment, both the admin fee and your full bail. Make the payment online, by mail, or in person. If your court is located at the Fairfield, call at this number (707) 207-7360. For the Vallejo traffic court, you should call (707) 561-7860.

Sonoma 

Santa Rosa- Superior Court (49460)

You will receive a reminder notice from the Superior Court explaining the steps you should do to clear your citation. This can include allowance of attending and completing the traffic violator school before the due date. If you can’t attend the course prior to the due date, you may request an extension. Call (707) 521-6680 if you need an extension. The state mandated fee of $40 will be charged for the enrollment of traffic school.

Stanislaus 

Modesto- Superior Court Traffic Division (50450)

To be able to get involved in the traffic school, first you will need an approval from the court. If the court authorizes your enrolment, you will be given an additional 90 days to complete the course. You should also pay the total bail and the non-refundable admin fee in the amount of $52. You can make the request in person by heading to the Traffic Court Clerk’s Office and put the written request form in the drop box  or by mailing it in to the court. 

Sutter 

Yuba City- Superior Court (51460)

Once you receive a reminder notice from the Sutter County Superior Court, info such as your ticket cost, administrative fee, and whether you are eligible for the traffic school attendance or not will be outlined. If the court gives you a green light, go ahead and start paying all processing fees via mail, in person or online. This will include your bail, admin fee of $52, and other charges if applicable. 

Tehama 

Red Bluff- Superior Courthouse (52660)

When you receive a notice from the Tehama Superior Court, the details such as your qualifications for traffic school, ticket cost and the state-required fees will be mentioned. You should pay these charges to get enrolled in the course. The court will grant you 60 days to complete the courses. You can pay the processing charges online, in person, by phone with the following phone number (877) 490-0230.

Trinity 

Weaverville- Superior Court (53100)

Find out details such as your ticket fine, due date, your eligibility for traffic school and administrative fee of it on your courtesy notice. The administrative fee of $52, your bail charges should be paid to qualify for the traffic course prior to the due date. The Trinity Superior Court will give you 60 days to complete the course. 

Tulare 

Tulare- Tulare-Pixley Division (54485)

Visalia -Superior Court (54100)       

Porterville- Porterville Division (54465)       

As soon as you get a courtesy notice from the Tulare Superior Court informing your eligibility for traffic school, take immediate action right away. The initial step is to pay all the charges including your ticket cost and state-mandated fees. You can make the payment both online, in person or via mail. The administrative fee is $62 in this county. 

Tuolumne 

Sonora- Superior Court (55100)

Tuolumne County Superior Court will send you a notice before the due date of your citation. In here, you will get to know the fine amount, the state-applied administrative fees and whether you are qualified for the traffic school or not.  If you choose to take the course, you should return the part of the courtesy notice with the box that says “I choose to attend traffic school if I am eligible” with the processing charges and your signature on it. You may process the charges by phone calling (209) 533-5671 or in person at the court’s office. 

Ventura

Ventura- Superior Court (56100)

The courtesy notice will be sent to you detailing about your eligibility for traffic school, as well as inform you about payable charges. If you are qualified for the course, and you want to take it, you must pay the admin fee and your bail amount. The Ventura Superior Court grants you 6 weeks to complete the traffic courses. Make the payment online, via mail, by phone or in person. 

Yolo 

Woodland- Superior Court (57420)

The Yolo County Superior Court will give details about your eligibility for traffic school in the courtesy notice. If you are qualified, pay your bail amount and your administrative fee of $71. The payment can be made both in person at the Clerk’s Office during court working hours and by mail, sending your request to the Yolo Superior Court. In case you need further assistance, contact the court with this phone number (532) 406-6702.

Yuba 

Marysville- Superior Court (58100)

When you get your ticket, within 10 days expect to receive a notice from the Yuba County Superior Court. The notice will let you know about the eligibility for traffic schools and the further actions you should take. The initial step is to make sure you pay all applicable charges such as your ticket cost and the state-mandated admin fee. Make the payment online, in person, or via mail.