Hi,
The traditional
traffic school scenario typically involves six to eight hours of instruction, either on one or two Saturdays, or spread across several evenings, and may take place in a courtroom or a classroom. The instructors are frequently off-duty police officers. The instructor will typically ask the violators about their violations, then discuss ways to avoid repeating them; they will usually also lecture on general
traffic safety issues, show one or more films or video programs, and possibly conduct various educational activities. Finally, the violators are typically tested on the material presented in the class, and if they pass the test, they may be issued some sort of completion certificate, which they may be required to present to the
traffic court, in order to have their driving records adjusted.
------Rids