If you received a traffic ticket in Florida, you may be wondering whether traffic school can keep points off your license.
In this video, Liz from TrafficSchool.com explains how Florida Basic Driver Improvement works, why properly electing traffic school with the Clerk of Court matters, and how it can help prevent points from being assessed for an eligible ticket.
If you’re planning to take traffic school, there are a few important things to check before getting started.
In this video, Liz from TrafficSchool.com explains why court approval matters, what to verify before enrolling, and why choosing the traffic school option through the court is an important step.
In this video, Liz from TrafficSchool.com explains how to check whether traffic school is approved for your citation, where to find that information, and what it actually means for your case. Watch to understand your options.
Know someone who just got a ticket in California? Share this post. If traffic school is an option, head to TrafficSchool.com to get started and help protect your driving record. Drive safe!
Road workers often operate just feet away from moving traffic. Speeding or distracted driving in work areas puts road workers and other drivers at serious risk.
Slow down, stay alert, and follow posted signs to help keep everyone safe.
Have you ever received a text saying you have a traffic ticket with a deadline to pay?
Some messages may look like they’re from a court and urge you to click a link right away but these can be scams.
⚠️ Watch for:
If something feels off, it’s always best to verify directly through official sources, not the link in the message.
Drivers aren’t the only ones using the road. Pedestrians can appear at any time, especially at intersections, crosswalks, and in busy areas.
Staying alert and scanning ahead gives you more time to react and helps prevent serious crashes. Taking a moment to slow down and look carefully can make all the difference.
Whether it’s law enforcement, firefighters, paramedics, roadside crews, or any vehicle on the roadside with hazard lights flashing, cones, or flares — do your part to protect people outside their vehicles.
It’s not just a courtesy — it’s the law.
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In this video, Liz from TrafficSchool.com explains what really happens to a ticket after traffic school and how point masking can help protect your insurance. Watch to learn what drivers need to know before enrolling.
Know someone who just got a ticket in California? Share this post. If traffic school is an option, head to TrafficSchool.com to get started and help protect your driving record. Drive safe!
Traveling this holiday season? Give yourself extra time, stay calm in traffic, and remember to watch for pedestrians and other drivers. Take breaks when needed and keep your focus on the road. Safe driving is the best gift you can give yourself and others this season.
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In California, if your windshield wipers are on, your headlights must be on too. It’s the law — and it helps other drivers see you in wet, gloomy weather.
Small visibility habits like this keep everyone safer on the road.
Right Side of the Road 