How does the DMV know I attended traffic school?

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The DMV knows you attended traffic school because you enroll in traffic school in the manner set out by the DMV or the court; then either you or the traffic school submits your certificate of completion to the DMV. Obviously, you don’t want to waste the time and money on traffic school if word doesn’t reach the DMV. And you want to make sure you complete traffic school and notify the DMV before the citation appears on your driving record, otherwise your insurance company will find out and your premiums will likely rise.

Follow the Steps

To make sure the DMV knows you attended traffic school, start by following the DMV’s instructions for enrolling in traffic school. First confirm that you are eligible to attend traffic school. Then enroll in a state-approved traffic school and notify the court of your actions. Finally, once you complete traffic school and pass the final test, you need to make sure the traffic school submits your certificate of completion. Otherwise, do it yourself to make sure the DMV is notified within the time limit.

Check to Be Sure

As long as you follow all the instructions, the DMV will know you attended traffic school and will expunge the citation from your driving record. To make sure your driving record is clean, it is recommended that you check your driving record yourself. To do so, simply take a few moments now and order your driving record online.

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