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Approximately two to three
weeks after receiving your citation, you may
receive a courtesy notice from the court in the mail.
This notice will tell you if you are eligible to attend
traffic school and have your ticket dismissed. Traffic
school eligibility will be determined by California
Rules of Court, rule 4.104. If you are eligible and
decide not to attend traffic school, your automobile
insurance, as well as other areas, may be adversely
affected. Do not
attend traffic school unless your courtesy notice tells
you that you are eligible to attend.
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Attending
Traffic School
1. If you
are able to attend and complete an approved traffic school on or before the appearance date
on the courtesy notice, mail or bring the following to
the court address on your notice:
- Your original
traffic school certificate
- Payment for
the amount shown in the traffic school section of
your courtesy notice
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2.
(a)
If you are unable to attend and complete an
approved traffic school on or before
the appearance date on the courtesy notice, you
may request an additional 60 days to submit your
original traffic school certificate by
contacting the San Diego court that issued your
citation.
(b)
If you received an additional 60 days
to submit your original traffic school
certificate, and you are still unable to attend
and complete an approved traffic school within
that time period, you may request a
final 30-day extension by choosing one
of the following options by contacting the San
Diego court that issued your citation.
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