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See the traffic school courses currently available for your state.
A clearer way to take traffic school online.
Choose your state, find the traffic school course that applies to you, review the details, and continue online when you are ready.
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Course availability and requirements vary by state and program. Review your course details before enrolling.
Traffic school should be easy to figure out.
Clear Traffic School helps drivers find online traffic school courses by state without digging through a complicated website. Start with your state, compare the course information available to you, and move from course selection to enrollment in one straightforward flow.
Traffic school names, eligibility rules, deadlines, and course requirements can vary. Before enrolling, review the course description, duration, price, and any instructions you received from a court, agency, insurer, employer, or other organization.
Getting started is simple.
You can go from finding your state to reviewing a course in just a few steps.
Review the course
Check the description, time, price, and other available course information before registering.
Continue online
When you are ready, continue to registration and begin through the online course platform.
A straightforward online traffic school experience.
The site is organized around the information drivers usually need first: where the course applies, what it includes, and how to continue.
Course information up front
Review available course details before you are asked to continue to registration.
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Browse course information from a phone, tablet, or computer without changing how the site works.
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Find the traffic school option that matches your needs.
Traffic school rules and course names can differ from one state or program to another. Clear Traffic School organizes available options so you can review the details that matter before registering.
Traffic school by state
Use the state selector to see traffic school courses currently listed for your state. Because eligibility and requirements can vary, compare the course information with the instructions you received before enrolling.
Online course access
Clear Traffic School connects you with the online course platform after you review the course information. You can begin from the device that works best for you.
Details before registration
Course pages can include information such as program type, estimated duration, pricing, and a description so you have context before continuing to enrollment.
Before you enroll, check the details that apply to you.
Traffic school is not identical everywhere. Taking a minute to compare your instructions with the course page can help you choose the right program before registration.
Browse CoursesConfirm the program name.
Match the course type to the instructions you received.
Check your timing.
Keep any completion deadline or other timing requirement in mind.
Review eligibility.
If another organization directed you to traffic school, compare its requirements with the course details.
Questions before you start?
Here are a few common questions about choosing a course and moving on to enrollment.
See all FAQsHow soon before my California court due date should I enroll?
We recommend enrolling at least 2 weeks before the due date your California court gave you. The 8-hour course can be completed at your own pace, but after you pass, your completion has to be processed and reported electronically so the court can confirm it before your deadline. Leaving extra time also protects you from unexpected delays such as technical issues or needing to retake the final exam. If you miss your due date, only the court can grant an extension, so check your court notice for the exact date and contact the court directly with any questions.
How soon before my due date should I enroll?
We recommend enrolling at least 2 weeks before your court due date. You can complete the course at your own pace, but your deadline also needs to cover the steps after you finish: processing your completion, reporting it to the court, and any unexpected delays such as a busy work week, technical issues, or needing to retake the final exam. Waiting until the last few days puts you at risk of missing your deadline, and only the court can grant an extension. Check your court notice for your exact due date, and contact the court directly if you have questions about it.
Ready to find your course?
Choose your state, review the available course options, and continue when you are ready.