What type of violations are specifically excluded from Traffic Violator School eligibility?

Traffic Violator School (TVS) is designed to help eligible individuals reduce points from their driving records and improve their driving knowledge. However, there are specific serious violations that disqualify individuals from attending Traffic Violator School to have their tickets processed. Serious violations, such as driving under the influence (DUI) or reckless driving, pose significant risks to public safety and often result in more severe legal repercussions.

For this reason, the legal framework surrounding Traffic Violator School excludes these types of violations. Allowing individuals with serious offenses such as DUI or reckless driving to attend TVS would undermine the severity of these violations and could potentially allow dangerous drivers to escape more stringent penalties.

In contrast, minor parking violations, speeding tickets, and seatbelt violations are typically considered less serious and generally allow for the option of attending Traffic Violator School, provided other eligibility criteria are met. This system maintains a balance between emphasizing the importance of road safety while also offering a path for improvement for less serious infractions.