Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Search for websites advertising home study traffic school and look for phrases like "state-approved". Before signing up for any kind of traffic school, online or off, call your local courts and make sure they're an acceptable way of meeting the requirements in your area. Sometimes they'll say no and sometimes you'll just have to get special permission to pursue the online option.
Step2
Acquire proof for your courts the traffic school program you've selected is approved. While attending traffic school on the computer is a relatively new concept, the internet has plenty of sites to help you find such programs. Interestingly, many are headquartered in California, but most offer schools for several different states.
Step3
Choose a program that work best for you. Some courses allow you to complete the final exam online. Others require you to take the exam in the presence of a notary who must then notarize it. For those without a reliable computer, some companies offer booklet courses which are then completed by snail mail rather than online.
Step4
Research prices for home study traffic schools. Most are affordable, ranging from $9.95 to $50, depending on your location. Some will let you try the first section free before enrolling. Some advertise that you'll pass the final or you won't have to pay at all.
Step5
Consider a comedy traffic school. These "laugh and learn" programs are available both online and off and could revolutionize the whole traffic school experience. Be sure to get permission from your area courts before choosing this option.