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Online Traffic School for San Bernardino County Tickets

Look up your case and traffic-filing district in the court's Case Access Portal before you register. Start the course with no payment due today, work at your own pace, and we report completion electronically.

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$39 promotional course price (regularly $49) through October 29, 2026. Court fees are separate.

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Your Progress Is Saved

Start on your phone, pause when you need to, and continue from where you left off whenever it suits you.

Online Traffic School That Fits Your Schedule

Clear lessons, saved progress, completion reporting, and help from real people when you need it.

Start Free. Pay $39 When You Pass.

No upfront course payment. The court's traffic-school fee is separate.

Learn From Any Device

Complete the lessons at your own pace and return exactly where you left off.

We Report Your Completion

Finish the course and we report your completion for you. Need help? Contact our family-run support team.

Court Fee & How Traffic School Requests Work

A few things are true court-wide, no matter which region hears your case.

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San Bernardino Superior Court — Traffic

$55, nonrefundable — paid to the court
Separate from Freeway's $39 promotional course price

cap.sb-court.org ↗
Case Access Portal

(909) 481-4228

Online at cap.sb-court.org, by phone, or in person at your courthouse
The separate MyCitations / Ability-to-Pay tool can't be used to sign up for traffic school

⚠️ Heads up: Fees, deadlines, and request procedures are set by the court and can vary by region. Always confirm current details with San Bernardino Superior Court or the courthouse listed on your citation.

Start free with no upfront course payment. Pay $39 when you pass; court fees are separate.

Start Free — Pay $39 When You Pass →

San Bernardino County Traffic Courts

As the largest county in the U.S. by area, San Bernardino consolidates traffic-citation filing to four district courts, each covering a region of the county. Find the courthouse listed on your citation or courtesy notice below. For the countywide fee, deadlines, and request process, see our San Bernardino County traffic court overview.

Fontana Traffic Division

Inland Valley & western mountain tickets: Fontana, Rialto, Bloomington, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Upland, Chino, Chino Hills, Montclair, Colton, Grand Terrace, Loma Linda, Highland, Yucaipa, Redlands, the city of San Bernardino, Lake Arrowhead, Crestline & Running Springs.

Barstow

High Desert & Big Bear tickets: Barstow, Victorville, Hesperia, Apple Valley, Adelanto, Phelan, Wrightwood, Lucerne Valley, Big Bear Lake, Big Bear City, Fawnskin, Yermo & Trona.

Joshua Tree

Morongo Basin tickets: Joshua Tree, Yucca Valley, Twentynine Palms, Landers, Pioneertown, Morongo Valley & Johnson Valley.

Needles

Far East Desert tickets: Needles, Big River, Earp, Essex, Goffs, Vidal Junction, Havasu Landing & Nipton.

Not sure which court? Tickets from Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Upland, Chino, Colton, Redlands, and the city of San Bernardino are filed at the Fontana Traffic Division. Victorville, Hesperia, and Apple Valley tickets go to Barstow. Those cities have their own courthouses, but those locations don't process these traffic-ticket filings — confirm the filing court on your citation.

Are You Eligible for Traffic School?

California sets the rules — not us. Make sure you actually qualify before you pay the court's $55 fee.

✓ You probably qualify if…

  • You have a valid driver's license (California or out-of-state, if the court authorizes it)
  • The citation is for a moving violation, not a commercial-vehicle citation
  • If it was a speeding ticket, you were clocked at 25 mph or less over the limit
  • At least 18 months separate the prior violation date for which you used traffic school and the current violation date
  • Your citation doesn't require a mandatory court appearance

✗ You likely don't qualify if…

  • You were cited while driving a commercial vehicle (a CDL holder cited in their own personal vehicle may still qualify — see the FAQ)
  • The current violation date is within 18 months of the prior violation date for which you used traffic school
  • You were clocked more than 25 mph over the posted speed limit
  • The citation involves alcohol or drugs
  • Your violation requires a mandatory court appearance

Not sure? Look up your case at cap.sb-court.org or call (909) 481-4228 before paying. We can't issue refunds for ineligible registrations.