Fast Lane Traffic School

05/11/2026

To the moms-to-be this Mother’s Day weekend: Your safety is their safety. 🤱✅

The question isn’t IF you should wear a seat belt, but HOW. ⤵️

05/11/2026

This National Police Week, we’re honoring the men and women who help keep our roads safe. 🛡️

Law enforcement is at the heart of our mission to save lives. We can't do it without you! 🚓💙

05/11/2026

https://fastlanetrafficschoolonline.com/

Fast Lane Traffic School is a nationwide leader in traffic safety education and one of the largest providers of comedy traffic school courses in California with over 3 million graduates from our courses.

03/27/2026

DO NOT answer or be alarmed if you get this violation text, it is a SCAM. Delete it immediately, the Courts and DMV don’t text you for tickets or violations.

03/25/2026

"Only Text When Safely Parked" Rule:

Pull Over: If you must read or send a text, pull over to a safe location and put the car in park.
Stoplights Are Not Safe: Texting at a red light or in traffic is still dangerous and illegal in many areas because you are still in control of the vehicle.
5-Second Rule: Looking at a phone for just 5 seconds at 55 mph is like driving the length of a football field with your eyes closed.

How to Stay Focused:

Use "Do Not Disturb" Mode: Activate your phone’s Driving Focus or Do Not Disturb feature to silence notifications.
Out of Reach: Place your phone in the glove box, backseat, or trunk to remove temptation.
Designate a Passenger: Ask a passenger to handle phone calls or messages.
Plan Ahead: Set your GPS and music before you start the car.

Legal Consequences:

Texting while driving is illegal in 49 states.
In California, there is a zero-tolerance policy for holding a phone while driving, even for navigation.
Violations can result in fines, points on your license, and increased insurance rates.

03/17/2026

https://youtu.be/GMvYpBjgMAo

There are many ways to use your phone while driving, but it’s not long before you cause a crash, get a ticket, veer off the road or kill someone else. Enough...

02/02/2026

01/30/2026

3,275 people were killed in distracted driving crashes in 2023.
An estimated 324,819 people were injured in traffic crashes involving distracted drivers in 2023. 8% of fatal crashes, an estimated 13% of injury crashes, and an estimated 13% of all police-reported traffic crashes were reported as distraction-affected in 2023. 7% of drivers 15 to 20 years old involved in fatal crashes were reported as distracted. This age group has the largest proportion of drivers who were distracted at the time of the fatal crashes. 611 nonoccupants (pedestrians, pedal cyclists, and others) were killed in distraction-affected traffic crashes in 2023.

There are many ways to use your phone while driving, but it’s not long before you cause a crash, get a ticket, veer off the road or kill someone else. Enough...

01/30/2026

A game plan is the key to success. Make your own plan before kickoff by designating a sober driver. 🏈 Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk.

01/22/2026

Parking Tickets

Authorizes local governments to waive or reduce parking penalties if a person is unable to pay and requires the provision of a payment plan if requested, helping prevent escalating fines, vehicle towing, and lien sales that can disproportionately impact low-income individuals.