Students
Get your ticket masked and prevent points from being added to your record.
- Complete Your Course Online--No Classrooms!
- Enjoy Interactive Games, Videos, and Animations
- Study At the Pace That's Best For You. You Could Even Finish in One Day!
- Keep Your Traffic Ticket Confidential--Your Insurance Company Won't See It!
Benefits
Enjoy a convenient and affordable traffic school program.
Eligibility
Find out if you're eligible to take a California Traffic School course.
- You Must Have a Valid Class C Driver License
- You Must Have Been Ticketed for a Moving (Driving) Violation
- You Must Have Not Taken Traffic School for a Ticket You Got in the Last 18 Months (from citation date)
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Alameda County Traffic School
Drivers take Safe2Drive's Alameda online traffic school program to get tickets masked and keep points off their driving record. If you get a ticket in Alameda County, you will be required to
deal with it through one of the Alameda Superior Court locations.
There are eight Superior Court locations in Alameda County:
- George E. McDonald Hall of Justice - Alameda, California 94501
- Berkeley Courthouse - Berkeley, California 94704
- Rene C. Davidson Courthouse - Oakland, California 94612
- Wiley W. Manuel Courthouse - Oakland, California 94607
- East County Hall of Justice - Dublin, California 94568
- Hayward Hall of Justice - Hayward, CA 94544
- John George Psychiatric Pavilion - San Leandro, CA 94578
- Fremont Hall of Justice - Fremont, California 94538
Dealing With a California Traffic Ticket
The citation the officer issues you at the time you get a ticket is usually yellow in color and contains information about your ticket. This information includes the nature of the violation (speeding, etc.), the citation number, and the court to which your case is
assigned. A few weeks later you will get a courtesy notice (usually white in color) that contains the instructions for dealing with your ticket.
The Alameda Superior Court (www.alameda.courts.ca.gov) has an excellent website to help you. Click on the menu item labeled Online Services and then choose the menu item labeled Pay Your Traffic Ticket. Enter your citation number or docket number to see the options available to you.
Keep Points Off Your Driving CA Record
Quite honestly, the main reason most people take traffic school is to keep points off their record. Your insurance company bases its premium on the number of tickets you have (in addition to other factors). By taking traffic school, your insurance company
will not see your traffic ticket. It is on your record but masked or hidden. Only police are able to see the ticket. This means your insurance rates will not go up because of the ticket.
Of course, another reason to take traffic school is to learn new things about driving better. We at Safe2Drive are in the business of traffic safety education. We believe traffic safety education is one way to improve the behavior of drivers on the road. Our aim is to help you become a better driver when you take our course.