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Freeway Traffic School is a private DMV-licensed provider (E1745) and is not a part of the DMV or any California court.

Get court approval

  1. Check the notice

    Find eligibility and the response date. Napa asks drivers to allow at least 21 days for initial citation filing.

  2. Request school

    Use the eligible online school option. For a ticket needing correction proof, contact the court before ordinary online payment.

  3. Save the issued deadline

    Napa supplies the course due date after court payment. Use it for course planning.

Enroll with your court details

  • Citation and court notice

    Use the case details on the notice. Call Traffic at (707) 299-1160 if the school option is unclear.

  • Completion date

    Save the assigned date rather than counting from receipt of the ticket.

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Confirm your completion

Freeway reports completion electronically for California-licensed drivers after you pass and pay. How reporting works.

  1. Finish by your deadline

    Save your completion confirmation. Napa warns that noncompletion can result in conviction reporting.

  2. Confirm an unresolved record

    Call (707) 299-1160 with your citation and reporting confirmation.

Common questions

Need help paying and want school?

Ask Traffic directly about both requests. Napa's hardship instructions direct school inquiries to the court.

Have a fix-it violation?

Contact Napa for the proof and reduced-payment route before paying online. Correction proof cannot be handled online or by phone.

Napa County traffic locations

Follow your hearing notice and check counter hours before visiting.

Criminal Courthouse - Traffic Division

Traffic Division, first floor. Call (707) 299-1160 for school, corrections, or case assistance.

Street address: 1111 Third Street, First Floor, Napa, CA 94559

Follow the dates and instructions on your own case. Confirm current court services before traveling.