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What is a "TVS operator?"?

A traffic violator school (TVS) operator is the person who directs and manages the operations of a traffic violator school. This may be either the school owner or another person designated by the owner to personally direct and manage the school. All DMV-licensed traffic violator schools are required to have an operator.

Who needs to take the Traffic School Operator Program?

Anyone who wishes to obtain an original TVS operator license, or reinstate a TVS operator license. The DMV requires license applicants to successfully complete a professional educational program of not less than eight hours (explaining an operator's responsibilities, current traffic laws, and the regulations governing TVS operation) and pass a written exam.

Why do I need to take the Traffic School Operator Program?

You need this course if you want to apply for an original TVS operator license or to reinstate a license. You should submit your completion certificate from this program to the DMV as part of your TVS operator license application package.

Do I need to have a California driver license to become a TVS operator?

Yes. The DMV requires TVS operators to hold a valid California driver license. California ID cards are not accepted.

Is the Traffic School Operator Program difficult to complete?

No. Our easy-to-read course is informative, and it's loaded with colorful graphics and helpful charts to explain everything you need to know to get your completion certificate. Best of all, you'll never have to sit in a boring classroom. You can read the course material at your own pace (even on your mobile device), wherever it's convenient for you, and the DMV-required final exam is open-book.