Chino, California Traffic School

Superior Court of California, County of San Bernardino — Traffic Division

San Bernardino County’s official court site lists traffic services and identifies the Fontana District as a location that handles traffic infractions. An older court notice states that matters from the former Chino District were moved to Fontana. Since the court’s current public location directory does not list a Chino District, do not assume the courthouse serving your case from the place where the ticket was issued. Check the citation or later notice for the assigned court and confirm with the court before traveling.

• Fontana District street address: 17780 Arrow Boulevard, Fontana, CA 92335
• Traffic information: (909) 350-9322
• Public service hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.; the court lists public phone hours as 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. Court holidays may affect service.
• Official court and traffic services: Fontana District | Traffic services | Traffic-school rules | Ticket payment and other options

These are court services, not GoToTrafficSchool services. Use the court’s own site for case lookup, payment, hearing requests, deadline information and case-specific permission.

In California, a qualifying traffic-school completion may allow an eligible conviction to be treated confidentially on a driver’s public DMV record. It does not erase the ticket. The San Bernardino Superior Court’s instructions describe eligibility conditions and warn that an untimely completion may not receive the intended treatment.

The court says traffic-school completion is submitted electronically by the school to the DMV and processed by the court. Give the school the correct court information, follow the completion deadline on your notice and confirm the court has processed the completion. A course certificate or provider’s report is not a substitute for responding to the citation.

GoToTrafficSchool describes its California course as online and self-paced and says progress is saved when switching devices. Those are company statements, not proof that the course will be accepted for your citation. Verify provider status and case acceptance before enrollment.

Chino’s Local Roadway Safety Plan analyzes collisions on the city roadway network, including citywide trends and locations identified for safety attention. The City says it uses the plan to guide evaluation and consider safety improvements; it is not a citation guide or a ranking of roads for drivers.

The City’s Euclid Avenue Bridge project page describes a proposed reconstruction between Pine Avenue and State Route 71, including plans for bicycle and pedestrian facilities. The City’s published timeline places the project in environmental review, with construction anticipated later and contingent on funding. Check the City project page for current status before travel.

• California online traffic school information describes the company’s California course. Confirm court permission and provider acceptance before enrolling for a ticket.
• San Bernardino Superior Court traffic services provides official case-related information, payment options and court procedures.