Traffic School Info for San Bernardino County, California
Here's how Ticket Toaster Internet Traffic School works in San Bernardino County:
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Sign up.
It only takes a minute and doesn't cost a cent. Concerned about privacy? We never let anyone see your personal information. Period. For more information please take a look at our privacy policy. |
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Read the material.
The entire course is broken into 9 chapters. You can read our course at your own pace, exit at any time and later pick up right where you left off. Sign in from anywhere in the world at any time of day; we save your progress. |
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Take the quizzes.
After each chapter you will need to pass a quiz that covers the material you just read. Answer 8 of 10 questions correctly to pass. If you do not pass, do not fear, you can repeat each quiz as many times as necessary. You will need to pass all the quizzes before you take the final exam. |
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Take the final exam.
If you are not a California Resident you can take the final exam online right
after you pass the quizzes.
If you are a California Resident, San Bernardino County requires all traffic schools to check your ID when you take the final exam. We offer free online ID verification to all students. When you successfully verify your identity online you gain immediate access to our online final exam. If you cannot or do not want to verify your identity via the Internet you can use either our
free test centers or any notary public. You will need to score 80% or higher to pass the final and complete the course. If you don't pass on the first try you can take the final exam again for no additional charge, but will need verify your identity once more. |
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Pay for the course.
You complete the course after reading the material and passing the tests. Pay for the course to get your official Traffic School Certificate of Completion, which you will need in order to get credit for your work. You can securely submit your course fee online using your Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club / Carte Blanche or JCB credit card. We also accept checks and money orders. |
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We send your certificate to you.
After you have finished and paid for the course, the San Bernardino Court requires us to send your Certificate of Completion directly to you. The court will not accept copies or faxes, so we must send you the original hardcopy of your certificate. We send your certificate to you via First-Class mail, and we offer faster shipping if you need it. |
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Sign and submit your certificate.
After you receive your certificate, you just need to sign it and submit it to the San Bernardino Court. It's easy, and we provide simple instructions and a pre-addressed, postage-paid envelope to help you get it done. |
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Reap the rewards.
With your paperwork submitted, the court takes care of your driving record -- and you're done! |
Ready to start our San Bernardino County-approved traffic school course?Just click below on the name of the San Bernardino County Courthouse that is handling your case. The name of the court handling your case is most likely on your ticket or on the courtesy notice that the court may have sent to you. If you are unsure, don't worry: you can change your selection later on.
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