San Fernando, CA Traffic School and Ticket Information

Traffic school is not automatic ticket dismissal. In California, an eligible driver may be allowed to complete traffic school so the violation point is masked from public view on the driving record. The citation itself is not erased. Check your court notice and confirm your eligibility and provider before enrolling.

The Los Angeles Superior Court’s published traffic-school criteria include a valid driver’s license, a qualifying one-point moving violation, no traffic-school use for a ticket issued within the prior 18 months, and limits for commercial vehicles and hazardous-material citations. For speeding, the court’s published criteria exclude speeds more than 25 mph over the limit. The court notice and current court rules control your case. (lacourt.org)

GoToTrafficSchool.com describes its California course as online and self-paced. Its company materials state that course completion is reported electronically to the DMV, which then notifies the court. This is a company statement, not independent confirmation that this provider is accepted for your citation. Confirm with the court before you enroll, and check with the court afterward to verify receipt. (gototrafficschool.com)

View GoToTrafficSchool.com’s California traffic school information

Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles — San Fernando Courthouse

Traffic Division / Traffic Clerk’s Office

900 Third Street

San Fernando, CA 91340

Traffic clerk: 213-633-6300

Clerk phone hours: 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m., excluding court holidays

Courthouse building hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m., except court holidays

The court directory describes the traffic clerk’s services as including traffic information, extensions, traffic-school requests, completion records, payments, court trials, and motions. The San Fernando Courthouse is part of the court’s North Valley Judicial District. The citation or later court notice identifies the court assigned to your case. (lacourt.ca.gov)

• Official San Fernando Courthouse information, address, and building hours
• Official San Fernando Courthouse traffic directory
• Los Angeles Superior Court traffic services
• Look up a citation or request traffic school

The court’s online services can locate a ticket using a driver’s license number or citation number, and the citation-number route requires selecting the assigned court and issuing law-enforcement agency. A missing online result does not change the response deadline on your notice; contact the court if you cannot locate your case. A traffic-school enrollment does not replace responding to the citation.

For cases handled by Los Angeles Superior Court, its published traffic-school procedure says eligible requests may be made online, by mail, by phone, at a clerk’s office window, or at an arraignment hearing. It states that the completion deadline is 64 days after approval. Verify the actual deadline on your case record or with the court. The court advises checking online at least a week after course completion to confirm the completion record arrived. (lacourt.org)

The court also publishes online extension options for eligible cases. An extension is not automatic: submit a request, and keep the court’s confirmation showing it was granted. (lacourt.org)

San Fernando has adopted a Safe and Active Streets Implementation Plan focused on walking and bicycling. City planning documents identify proposed improvements such as buffered bike lanes on San Fernando Road and Kalisher Street and enhanced crossings. These are planning priorities, not a statement that every listed improvement has been built; check current city updates for project status. (sanfernando.gov)

• California traffic school information from GoToTrafficSchool.com: Company information about its California course.
• Los Angeles Superior Court traffic services: Official case services, citation lookup, and traffic procedures.
• California DMV Traffic School List: Search for traffic schools by instruction type and provider information.