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Online Reference Guide
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Traffic School
Although Connecticut doesn't offer any type of traffic school that allows participants to dismiss tickets or have points taken off their license, the state does offer a few driving-related programs.
Although Connecticut doesn't offer any type of traffic school that allows participants to dismiss tickets or have points taken off their license, the state does offer a few driving-related programs.
Your Connecticut License
In the State of Connecticut, driving is considered a privilege that must be earned. You can lose your driving privileges for a number of infractions and matters as varied as failure to pay child support, addiction to drugs or alcohol, failure to pay traffic violation fines, and even racing on the highway.
In the State of Connecticut, driving is considered a privilege that must be earned. You can lose your driving privileges for a number of infractions and matters as varied as failure to pay child support, addiction to drugs or alcohol, failure to pay traffic violation fines, and even racing on the highway.
County Matters
Regardless of where you live, you must follow the rules and laws of the county where the citation was received. Select the county from the list above.
Regardless of where you live, you must follow the rules and laws of the county where the citation was received. Select the county from the list above.
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Click on any of the topics below to learn more. CONNECTICUT'S POINT SYSTEMAlthough traffic violations are almost always issued by local or state police officers, all violations are reported to the DMV, which assesses and manages license points. Points remain in effect for 24 months after the date of assessment. Click on the topics below to view the details.
POINTS AND SUSPENSIONS
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