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"It was great. Even had humor which I needed. I just hope this gets to the correct place as tomorrow is my due date...lol"
Shawn B. - Contra Costa, California
"Great traffic school! Fast and easy to complete."
Mary R. - Los Angeles, California
"Highly recommend this traffic school. Very informative and user friendly! Found them on the lacourt.org website list Thank you "
Melissa B. - Riverside, California
"It was Nice and Easy"
Hilda I. - Santa Clara, California
"This nice and simple, great job. lets hope i get no more tickets if i do ill return. thank you"
Hugo L. - Riverside, California
"Great traffic school don't change a thing!"
Hau N. - Santa Clara, California
"Great Experience Fast and informational"
Kristin B. - Shasta, California
"Good Course. Good review of the rules of the road."
Larry C. - Santa Cruz, California
"Very Good."
Gary R. - Alameda, California
"Thank You. This was a relatively painless way to complete the traffic school option------the most painful part of the process was the huge fine for the red light violation. "
Diana C. - San Mateo, California
"I learned a lot from this."
Alexander S. - Sacramento, California
"fast and easy"
Sergio O. - Los Angeles, California
"I found this course extremely helpful. Thank you for this opportunity! Keep doing what you are doing! "
Ali A. - San Mateo, California
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Micaela C. - San Luis Obispo, California
"Online traffic school was easier and not as stressful as I thought it would be. I had a surprisingly great experience and learned a lot. I also really like that it only took one day to complete the course. Thank you!"
Elizabeth D. - Napa, California
"good site "
Stan G. - Riverside, California
"Simple and easy loved it."
Mick Y. - Contra Costa, California
"It was a learning experience. Hope it is my last..."
Cheryl N. - Tulare, California
"Great corse. Thank you"
Julio A. - Colusa, California
"I was fully satisfied with this traffic school experience."
Roger C. - San Diego, California
"I loved this course! I feel it does an excellent job of reviewing what is important as a driver! "
Ronalee P. - Sacramento, California
"In PART VI: DEFENSIVE DRIVING, Section 2: Avoiding Problems on the Road, Stopping Distances, Braking distance, there is a statement "For cars, if we use the CVC 26454 requirement that passenger vehicles be able to stop from a speed of 20 miles per hour in 25 feet, we can compute that at 55 miles per hour, it would take the same vehicle about 70 feet to stop." For a given gravitational acceleration g and a given coefficient of friction mu somewhere between 0 and the maximum coefficient of static friction mu_s, (initial speed)^2=2*mu*g*d_s where d_b is the braking distance. How do you reconcile the fact that 55^2/70 differs substantially from 20^2/25? "
Suguru A. - San Francisco, California
"very easy to use, thank you."
Steven T. - Del Norte, California
"Really good! Will recommend. "
Angelo H. - Riverside, California
"fantastic website"
Sierra K. - Ventura, California
"Awesome"
Evan M. - Amador, California
"the first question to the second part didn't make sense to me.
"1. I contacted the school regarding a course question (with a "YES" answer complete 2-8; a "NO" answer continue to 6-8)."
the part with parenthesis throws me off."
Darrel H. - Stanislaus, California
"Great"
Anthony S. - San Diego, California
"Great course. Thank you!"
John M. - Riverside, California
"Definitely great service and option for us learning drivers.... thank you"
Cissy L. - Orange, California
"This course was smart, informative, and gave me a better understanding of many driving concepts.
Thanks!"
John S. - Los Angeles, California
"Great class!!!!!!!!!!!"
Carlton F. - Tulare, California
"Thank you!"
Mallory S. - Kern, California
"Great Course! Very Helpful to refresh rules and skills in driving."
Enerius I. - Orange, California
"Easy and taught me alot."
Wyatt C. - Ventura, California
"Awesome"
Gerson C. - Los Angeles, California
