San Bernardino Traffic School: Filing District and Request Guide

Find the Filing District, Then Finish Traffic School Online

San Bernardino County stretches across several traffic-court districts. Freeway provides the DMV-licensed online course; the court's Case Access Portal tells you which district owns the citation and what must be paid separately.

Start Free — Pay $39 When You Pass → $39 promotional course price through October 29, 2026. San Bernardino court fees are separate.

The part you complete with us

After the court authorizes traffic school, Freeway keeps the course portion simple and online.

Enroll with the case details

Enter the driver, citation, and filing information shown by San Bernardino Superior Court.

Study on your schedule

Work from a phone, computer, or tablet. Completed progress remains saved between sessions.

Pass and report

Pay $39 when you pass. We submit completions for California-licensed drivers electronically.

Use the Case Access Portal as the source of truth

Search cap.sb-court.org with the identifying information requested by the court. The case record is more reliable than choosing a courthouse based only on where the ticket was written.

Confirm the case status. Make sure the citation has been filed and traffic school is available.
Record the filing district. Keep the courthouse name with the case or citation number.
Read the amount and deadline. The court's balance and completion date are separate from Freeway's course price.
Keep a copy. Save the confirmation after requesting traffic school and check the portal again after completion.

The courthouse follows the case assignment

These are useful geographic starting points, but the district shown by the court controls.

Inland Valley & Western Mountains

Fontana Traffic Division

Commonly handles cases from communities including Fontana, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Chino, Redlands, and San Bernardino.

High Desert & Big Bear

Barstow District

Commonly serves high-desert and mountain communities including Barstow, Victorville, Hesperia, Apple Valley, and Big Bear.

Morongo Basin

Joshua Tree District

Commonly handles cases connected to Joshua Tree, Yucca Valley, Twentynine Palms, and nearby desert communities.

Far East Desert

Needles District

Commonly serves Needles and the eastern county communities along the Colorado River corridor.

Location is only a guide. Always use the filing district displayed for the actual case. Our court directory has courthouse contact details.

San Bernardino gives drivers several ways to act

Use the channel that matches the instructions on the citation. Court processing and convenience charges can differ.

Online

Use the court's payment portal linked from Case Access to pay and request traffic school when the option appears.

Telephone

Call (909) 481-4228 or (760) 241-9529 for the court's automated payment options.

Mail

Send payment to the courthouse issuing the ticket and write the case or citation information exactly as directed.

Counter service

San Bernardino Superior Court states that counter service is available at its courthouses; check hours before traveling.

The court fee and course price are different charges

The court lists a $55 traffic-school administration fee in addition to the amount due on the citation. Verify the current amount in the case record. Freeway's $39 promotional course price is paid separately when you pass.

Close the loop with the assigned district

Finish all course requirements before the completion date shown by the court.

Keep Freeway's completion confirmation. California-licensed drivers are reported electronically.

Return to Case Access and allow time for the assigned district to update its record.

If the update is missing or the license is from another state, contact the courthouse that owns the case.

Need payment relief? The court's ability-to-pay process is separate from enrolling in traffic school. Do not assume that an application changes an existing deadline unless the court confirms it.