Who is typically required to attend Traffic Violator School?

Traffic Violator School is designed for individuals who have committed specific traffic violations and meet certain criteria set by the DMV. When a driver receives a traffic ticket for qualifying offenses, the court may allow them the option to attend Traffic Violator School as a way to prevent points from being added to their driving record. This option is typically available for violations that don’t involve serious offenses, such as speeding, running a red light, or other minor infractions.

Attending this school can also help the individual refresh their knowledge of traffic laws and safe driving practices, which could potentially lead to safer driving habits in the future. It serves as a corrective measure aimed not only at addressing the immediate violation but also at promoting driver education and awareness.

The other choices do not align with the actual requirements for attending Traffic Violator School. Not all drivers are required to attend regardless of their history, nor is it limited to those who have received a DUI or first-time drivers. This focused approach helps ensure that the program is utilized effectively for those who need it most—a targeted response to specific traffic violations.