California DMV Licensed Course for San Francisco

San Francisco County Traffic School

A speeding ticket on the 101, a citation near the Bay Bridge, a stop in the Mission — however it happened, a traffic violation in San Francisco raises the same immediate questions. Will my insurance go up? Do I have to appear in court? Is this going on my record permanently?

For many drivers, the answer to all three is no, or at least not necessarily.

Your Options as a San Francisco Driver

Completing a DMV licensed traffic school course (License E1898) gives the San Francisco Superior Court the opportunity to handle your violation differently. If you are eligible based on your ticket type and driving history, the court may mask the violation from your record, which could keep your insurance rates stable and your driving history clean. Eligibility is determined by the court, but taking action quickly gives you the best chance at a favorable outcome.

Everything Happens Online

There is no classroom, no court appearance, and no rigid schedule. Work through the course material at your own pace from any device, whether that means finishing in one evening or spreading it across a few days. Once you complete the course, your certificate is submitted electronically to the San Francisco Superior Court and the California DMV database. 

Start Now, Pay Later

You do not need money upfront to get started. TrafficSchoolQuick lets you access the full course before paying anything. Payment is only collected when you are ready to take the final exam, giving you time to work through the material and feel confident before making any financial commitment. 

Questions about the process? Call 800-425-0514. Live support is available.

Start today and give your San Francisco driving record the best possible outcome.

San Francisco County Traffic Court

http://www.sfsuperiorcourt.org/divisions/traffic/sign-up

http://www.sfsuperiorcourt.org/divisions/traffic/

Pay your fines for San Francisco court: http://www.sfsuperiorcourt.org/divisions/traffic/traffic-citations

http://www.sfsuperiorcourt.org/