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Summary: Traffic school is a place where a person can go to take classes in order to get rid of points that are on their driving record. Discover why traffic school can only be attended once every three years with help from the manager of a driving school in this free video on traffic school.
Casey Atkinson manages and operates the Willie Driving School in Logan, Utah.read more
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"Hi, this is Casey Atkinson from Willie Driving School, here in Logan, Utah. I'm going to talk a little bit about traffic schools. So, let's say you get a bad record, like you get in a, you get in a wreck, it's your fault, you get a lot of speeding tickets, what you can do to get rid of those points off your record, and also to lower your insurance, is go to a traffic school. Now, what these schools are is you'll go to a classroom, and it's usually, you know, a couple hours sitting in a classroom, basically reviewing driver's ed again. You listen to defensive driving tips, basic rules of the road, and all that good jazz. So, if you go to a course like this, it'll usually take anywhere from around fifty points from your record, which is quite a big chunk of, off of points off your record. Now, it's usually, you can only take this thing about, once every three years, so hopefully you don't need to take it more than that, just make sure you drive safely, and avoid the whole situation."
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