How Long is Traffic School Course and Processing

TrafficSchool.com Says

Good Morning David- Thanks for your interest in our traffic school course. We are happy to answer any questions you may have whatsoever.

To answer your first question about how long traffic school takes:

You can take the course all at your own pace, so the time will vary depending on the person. However, most people can complete everything within 3-4 hours altogether. However, we know some people can finish in an hour, some people might take all day. It's entirely up to you and the pace you learn at.

Our California online course is broken down into seven chapters. After each chapter there is an 8 question quiz (7 total quizzes) and then one comprehensive final exam at the end. You simply read through the course material at your own pace, on your own time. You must complete each chapter and read each page before moving forward through the program. Please also note that you are not required to take the course in one sitting, so you’re able to log in and out of the program while our system saves your progress.

To answer your second question about how the traffic school completion process works:

Upon completion, we will submit your electronic DMV certificate for the court within 3 business days. You will also receive a confirmation online and to your email. The cost of this completion processing is included with the base price of our course! There are no additional fees for us to send your completion to the court for processing with the DMV.

If you are in an extreme hurry to get your completion to the courts and DMV ASAP, we do have rush processing services at an additional costs, but rush processing is 100% optional.

We hope that helps, please let us know if you need any further assistance!

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** The information contained within this FAQ is up to date as of 5/1/2020. We always recommend that you get the latest information available by contacting TrafficSchool.com, the DMV, or Court directly.