Ventura County Traffic School

At Ventura County traffic school, the goal is to keep cash in your pocket and keep your driving record clean. Traffic tickets are expensive and come with a long-term price tag. For every ticket, you can expect your car insurance to increase between $250 and $350 annually. By taking the traffic school Ventura County course, you can avoid the inevitable. Our course is approved by the California DMV and fulfills the eight hour state requirement.

In three easy steps, you can eliminate one-point violations. Just register online, pass the test, and we will electronically submit your certificate to the DMV within 72 hours. Masking a traffic ticket has never been easier for Ventura County residents.

You'll also enjoy the format of our Ventura traffic school course. The course is organized into 11 modules with a multiple choice quiz at the end of each chapter. At the end, there is a final exam. The final exam is a combination of the information in the modules. Throughout the course, there are easy-to-follow videos along with engaging animation. It's a fun way to learn and keep your attention, so time passes quickly without the interruption of boredom. The course is designed to appeal to all learning styles.

Many users finish the Ventura county traffic course within eight hours. You can divide the course into easy intervals and log in and out at your convenience. Keep in mind that the course needs to be completed by the designated traffic school due date.

After you've completed the Ventura County online traffic school, you can print a completion receipt from our website for your records. In addition, our technical support team and friendly reps can be reached 24/7, should you need assistance at any time.

Service Areas for Ventura County Traffic School

Camarillo
Fillmore
Moorpark
Ojai

Oxnard
Port Hueneme
San Buenaventura
Santa Paula

Simi Valley
Thousand Oaks
Ventura

More Information - Ventura Traffic Court

The Superior Court of Ventura County's traffic division webpage allows you to manage many aspects of traffic infractions online. Rules laid down by the local court are also detailed on a separate webpage. As far as traffic infractions are concerned, you can access the case information, payment or extension information, and docket information using the links provided. All the necessary traffic forms can be downloaded in PDF format to manage your traffic violations online. You even can pay bail and penalties online using the secure transaction portal. If you wish to make the payment using your credit card on the phone, the same can be done by calling the 24-hour helpline at 805-654-2611. Parking violations can be managed and contested online too. If you are unsure about the fee and bail amounts, access the same using the bail and fee schedules online.

A Request for Trial by Written Declaration can be made online if you do not wish to attend the court hearing in person.

Courtesy notice issues by the Ventura County Traffic Division lets you know if you are eligible for traffic school. If you have not attended any traffic school within last 18-months, you are eligible for traffic school attendance. If at the time of citation you were driving a commercial vehicle or have a CDL, you are not eligible for Ventura County traffic school. It, however, is entirely your responsibility to determine if you are eligible to attend traffic school. Bail, administrative charges, and traffic school fees can be paid online.

Once the payments are made, you have six weeks to attend traffic school. The DMV approved school list can be accessed by clicking here. Traffic school can be attended in a classroom, through home-study courses, or online. The Ventura County traffic school you have attended will notify the DMV of your course completion on your behalf. You can track the status of your case using this link, if the need arises.

County Resources

Other Government Resources

The Ventura County Superior Court Branches

The Ventura County Online Traffic School sends the completion certificate directly to the DMV. To our knowledge, the Ventura Court may grant traffic school due date extensions on occasion. These requests normally must be made in person.