Which agency is responsible for administering the Traffic Violator School program in California?

The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is the agency responsible for administering the Traffic Violator School (TVS) program in California. This program is designed to provide an educational resource for drivers who have committed traffic violations, allowing them to learn about safe driving practices and potentially dismiss a traffic ticket. The DMV oversees the licensing and regulation of traffic violator schools, ensuring that they meet state standards and provide consistent, quality instruction.

In contrast, while the California Attorney General's Office focuses on legal matters and representing the state, the California Highway Patrol is primarily responsible for enforcing traffic laws and ensuring safety on highways, not administering educational programs related to traffic violations. The California Department of Vehicles does not exist as a formal designation but may often be confused with the DMV. Therefore, the DMV's designated role makes it the correct answer in this context.