Traffic School Online
Reviews and Complaints

This traffic school online course was a breeze! I was happy to find out that I already knew most of the information presented. However, I did learn something new about intersections - when multiple cars enter, the one on your right should go first. But, let's be real, I never assume the right of way. Why? Well, for starters, I don't trust any driver on the road. Secondly, I ride a motorcycle, which has taught me to be even more aware of my surroundings.

In fact, I've been riding my motorcycle for the past 10 years and have taken two safety courses. The first one was when I first started riding again, and the second one was an advanced riding defensive course. The best part about the advanced course was that you bring your own bike! I highly recommend these types of courses for all drivers, regardless of what type of vehicle you drive. I bet if they were mandatory, it would decrease the number of motor vehicle accidents on the road.

Overall, I found this traffic school online course to be user-friendly and informative. It was a great refresher for me, and I'm sure it would be helpful for anyone who needs to brush up on their driving knowledge. Plus, the convenience of taking the course online is unbeatable. I would definitely recommend this course to anyone in need of a traffic school.

This course was pretty good, I gotta say. I didn't have any problems with it, which is always a plus. But what really surprised me was that it was actually kinda enjoyable. I mean, who would've thought that a traffic school course could be fun, right?

Anyway, my favorite part was definitely the video with the lady calling the radio show about the deer crossing sign. I must've watched that thing like three or four times, and I laughed out loud every single time. It's just so ridiculous, you know? I mean, how do people like that even pass their driving test? It's a little scary if you think about it.

The only thing I would suggest is that they update some of the stats and other info in the course. I noticed that some of it was from like 2009 or earlier, and things have definitely changed since then. It would be nice to have more current information.

But overall, I thought it was a good experience. Thanks, Traffic School Online!

Yo, I gotta say, I was pretty impressed with Traffic School Online from myimprov.com. The instructions were straight to the point and didn't leave me scratching my head wondering what the heck I was supposed to do next. And let's be real, the price was right too. Ain't nobody tryna break the bank just to get their license back.

But, I gotta keep it real, there were a couple things that rubbed me the wrong way. Like, why the heck was there a question about a dang comic strip? And it wasn't even related to the lesson it was supposed to be teaching. Like, come on now, keep it relevant to the education being provided. And then there was this question about the color of construction work signs. I got it wrong because I said they were orange or yellow, but apparently they were supposed to be brown? I don't know about y'all, but I've never seen a brown construction sign in my area. They're all orange or yellow. So, that was a bit frustrating.

But, all in all, I gotta say it was a great course and I would definitely recommend it to others. Shoot, I already have! The step by step instructions were on point and the service as a whole was complete. So, if you're looking for a traffic school online, I'd say give myimprov.com a shot.

VERY clear and simple instructions! Very complete and comprehensive content. I just think often times the chapters were much longer than necessary as information was introduced and briefly discussed, then later reintroduced and discussed in more detail. Made for a little confusion until I realized how the content was going to be imparted. The little videos were a welcome break! The chapter quizzes were helpful, and the final test was VERY reasonable! Would highly recommend to others who may need a Traffic School course. Upon course completion, I immediately received an email receipt of payment, however, the process to obtain the certificate was somewhat confusing. After several days, I did find the link on an email!

When I signed up for Traffic School Online at myimprov.com, I was excited to get started on my course. However, I was a bit disappointed when I found out that there were extra fees that were not clearly explained from the beginning. It would have been better if they had informed me about these fees before I made my purchase.

I was surprised to find out that there was an additional $15.00 fee that I had to pay. This was frustrating because I didn't have the extra money at the time and would have waited a few more weeks until I did. Unfortunately, by the time they broke down the charges, it was too late and I had already paid for it.

I suggest that they make it more clear to their customers exactly what they are paying for, how much it will cost, and why there are additional fees. This would help people make an informed decision before they purchase the course.

Despite this issue, I found the class to be great and the program super easy to navigate. I was able to complete the course at my own pace and it was very convenient to do it online. I would recommend Traffic School Online to anyone who needs to complete a traffic school course.

The course materials provided by Traffic School Online (myimprov.com) were very informative. I found the content to be helpful and easy to understand. However, there was one major drawback that I experienced during my time with the course.

If you are a fast reader and complete the course in under 8 hours, you still have to be logged on to the course for the full 8 hours. This was a bit frustrating for me, as I finished the course in just 4 hours. In order to complete the remaining 4 hours, I had to log in and then watch Netflix or do other things while keeping an eye on the course.

The biggest issue was that I had to keep going back into the course every 10 to 15 minutes, because if I wasn't actively moving in the course, the clock would shut off. This meant that I had to log out and back in again, which was quite time-consuming. I spent 4 hours going back and forth every 15 minutes or less just to get the complete 8-hour requirement done, so it would let me take the final exam and get my certificate.

I believe that the 8-hour requirement is specific to the State of Washington, while some other states may only require 6 hours. Overall, I found the course to be helpful, but the requirement to be logged in for the full 8 hours was a bit of a hassle. If you are someone who reads quickly and wants to complete the course in a shorter amount of time, be prepared to spend some extra time logging in and out of the course to meet the time requirement.

This website is pretty well put together. However, I think they could do a better job of explaining the different fees that are associated with the course. For example, I was a bit confused about the $8.oo NYS DMV fee. I thought that I could just submit my own proof of course completion and avoid the fee altogether. But, after talking to a nice person on the phone, I realized that I had to pay the fee regardless. It would have been nice if they had explained that more clearly on the website.

Another thing that I found a bit annoying was the optional audio fee of $4.95. I mean, come on, it's 2021! Shouldn't audio be included in the course already? I understand that some people might prefer to read the material, but it just seems like an unnecessary extra fee. It left a bad taste in my mouth, to be honest.

But, overall, I was pretty satisfied with the course. I just wish they would be more upfront about the fees and include audio as a standard feature. Thanks for listening to my feedback!

This course is pretty good, but I found out later that I could have saved a few bucks by taking AAA's course instead. I get that the state of New York requires a certain number of hours for the course to be approved, but I always finished reading each section before the timer ran out, sometimes even with 20 minutes to spare. They should really focus more on preventing distracted driving. Instead of those "funny" breaks, they should show some real-life pictures of accidents caused by people on their phones. That would really hit home. I remember a few years back, five girls were killed in a head-on collision with a tractor trailer near Canandaigua, NY because the driver was on her phone and drifted into the other lane. It's crazy to see people on their phones while driving all the time - even in big rigs, cement trucks, SUVs, you name it. It's just too many deaths.

Yo, so I gotta say, this traffic school online thing from myimprov.com was pretty dope. Like, I was expecting it to be hella boring and dry, but it was actually pretty engaging and informative. And with all the craziness going on in the world right now with the Black Lives Matter protests and stuff, I was pleasantly surprised to see that they had a section on how to respond if you get pulled over by the cops. It was pretty good, but I gotta admit, it did make me realize how much Black people and women are underrepresented in the driving world. Like, why are all the comics and stuff white dudes? It would be cool if they had more diversity in their content, ya know? And that cartoon with the seatbelt over the woman's mouth? That's some straight up 1950s nonsense. But overall, I'm glad I took this course and actually learned some stuff I needed to know. The comedians were all pretty decent, but I think they could do better by making sure they have a mix of perspectives from women and men, Black and non-Black drivers. Keep it real, myimprov.com.

The course was pretty good, but I had some problems with the system glitching a few times. It was a real pain in the butt, let me tell you. One time, we couldn't reset it for over 24 hours and had to reach out to technical support. The other two times, we had to reboot the system and lost all the work we had done on that chapter. We had to redo it all over again. But the worst part was when I didn't get my certificate in the mail. They said they mailed it USPS on 3/3, but I didn't get it. I started calling customer service on 3/10, but they kept telling me that the mail would take 7-10 business days and that it was on the way. I live in Northern California and the certificate was coming from Southern California, so it shouldn't have taken that long. On 3/12, I tried calling them again, but I couldn't get through on the phone. I texted them from 8am and finally got a supervisor to call me back at 4:35pm. They respond hours later on text, which is really annoying. I told them that I didn't want to wait anymore for USPS and I wanted a second certificate overnighted to me. But by then, the Friday deadline had passed and I was promised it would go out on Monday 3/15. I called them on 3/16 looking for a tracking number, but they said there was a payment issue with my Apple Pay (I don't even use Apple Pay). No one reached out to tell me about it yesterday, so the certificate still didn't go out. Now they say it will go out today, but I still have to pay for half of the overnight cost even though it's their fault. I wouldn't recommend using this company. Choose a vendor with better customer service. DMV appointments are hard to get and I missed mine because of MyImprov's incompetence.

I done took the Traffic School Online course on myimprov.com and I gotta say, it was pretty good. I only missed one question on the exam, so I got a 31 outta 32. That's a pretty good score, if you ask me.

But then I tried to retake the exam, just to see if I could do even better. And guess what? The option to retake wasn't clickable in the table of contents. What's up with that? Your website says that we can retake the exam as many times as we need to, and that there's a guarantee of a refund if we fail. So why am I not able to retake the exam?

I'm not trying to be difficult or anything, but if I can't retake the exam, then I want my refund. That's only fair, right? I mean, I paid for the course, and I did my part by taking it seriously and passing the exam. But if I can't retake it, then what's the point?

Overall, Traffic School Online (myimprov.com) is an okay website for taking traffic school courses. However, I did have some trouble navigating the site when I encountered issues. For example, when I tried to upload my documents, I got an error message that said "unhandled exception error for the webpage." This was frustrating because I couldn't figure out how to fix the problem on my own. Eventually, I had to resort to emailing my documents instead of uploading them.

But even then, I ran into another issue. The website wouldn't let me continue with the course because I had previously tried to upload my documents. I got another error screen and had to log out and back in before I could proceed with the email option. This was a bit of a hassle, but at least I was able to complete the course in the end.

Despite these issues, I did appreciate the convenience of being able to take the course online. It saved me time and hassle compared to having to attend an in-person class. The course material was also informative and easy to understand. I learned a lot about safe driving practices and traffic laws that I didn't know before.

Overall, I would recommend Traffic School Online (myimprov.com) as a decent option for taking traffic school courses. Just be prepared to encounter some technical difficulties along the way.

Me and my hubby took the online traffic school from myimprov.com and it wasn't all that great. We both finished the course but our completion records didn't get sent to our insurance company GEICO. We had to call up their customer service and show them our certificates to get our policy discounts updated. They said it was supposed to happen automatically but it didn't. We're not gonna use this site again for our defensive driving class unless they fix this problem.

I gotta say, I ain't too happy with Traffic School Online (myimprov.com). I finished the course more than a month ago and still hadn't received the 4 comedy club tickets they promised as an incentive. When I finally got 'em, I realized I couldn't even use 'em without traveling a long way. What a bummer! The incentive was the main reason I picked this company over others, so it's a real letdown.

But I gotta give credit where it's due - the course itself was pretty good. I learned a lot and even got a discount on my insurance after finishing it. So I guess it's not all bad. But still, I wish they'd been more upfront about the tickets and made sure they were actually useful before offering 'em as an incentive.

I done did the defensive driving test on Traffic School Online (myimprov.com) to save some cash on my car insurance. It was pretty easy to get into and finish up, but dang, them questions had some serious grammar and spelling mistakes. I was shook! It made me question the credibility of the folks who wrote it and in some cases, it made it hard to understand what they was even asking. Like, how can a driving test not be checked and edited for accuracy and professional standards? It's a serious matter, y'all!

I gotta say, my experience with Traffic School Online (myimprov.com) has been pretty decent so far. The way they communicate with you is pretty good, but I did run into a bit of a snag that made me have to ask for another extension. Here's the deal: they tell you that you have to finish the course within 7 days, which is fair enough, but what they don't tell you until you're already in the thick of it is that it might take up to 48 hours for them to verify your information. Now, if they had just said from the get-go that you need 9 days before your deadline or court date, that would have been way more helpful. You know what they say, "knowing is half the battle."

But hey, it's not all bad. The course itself is pretty straightforward and easy to follow. It's all online, so you can do it at your own pace and from the comfort of your own home. And the best part? You don't have to sit in a boring classroom for hours on end.

Overall, I'd say Traffic School Online is a solid choice if you're looking to get your traffic ticket dismissed. Just make sure you give yourself enough time to get everything done, and you should be good to go.

I gotta say, Traffic School Online (myimprov.com) is pretty decent. But let me tell you, I just had a major run-in with counselor Rhenzy. I spent way too much time trying to figure out why two fields in the registration kept disappearing after I saved and continued. Those fields were "confirmed drivers license" and "have you ever taken a defensive driving course before?" I mean, come on, I filled them out and saved them, but they just kept disappearing. It was driving me nuts!

But here's the thing, even though those fields kept disappearing, the "complete registration" box was checked off in my table of contents. So, I guess it's all good? I don't know, it was just a major headache dealing with it.

Overall, though, I'd say Traffic School Online is worth checking out. Just be prepared for some technical difficulties and maybe some frustration along the way. But hey, that's life, right?

I gotta say, I was pretty stoked to find out about Traffic School Online from myimprov.com. I mean, who wants to sit in a boring classroom for hours on end when you can do it all from the comfort of your own home? But, I gotta admit, I did run into a couple of hiccups along the way.

First off, I tried to send in my documents via text message, but apparently they didn't go through. I had no idea until I reached out to support to check on my status. I mean, come on, wouldn't it be nice if they let you know if something went wrong? I'm just glad I was proactive about it.

And then, when I tried to upload my documents, I got hit with a server error because the file size was too big. Seriously? With all the fancy technology we have these days, you'd think they could figure out a way to accept larger files. I mean, I know my phone takes some pretty big photos.

But, all in all, I still think Traffic School Online is a pretty sweet deal. Just be prepared to jump through a couple of hoops along the way.

I gotta say, I was pretty ticked off with the whole eligibility confirmation thing when I signed up for Traffic School Online at myimprov.com. I mean, I shelled out some extra cash for same day confirmation 'cause I needed to get this course done over the weekend, ya know? But then, I kept getting told that my info hadn't been received even though I sent it in multiple times via text and email. What gives, man?

It was like I was stuck in some kind of bureaucratic nightmare, and I was starting to lose my cool. But then, I finally got through to a 24/7 service rep who was able to help me out. Thank goodness for that, 'cause I was about ready to throw my computer out the window.

Still, it was a major bummer that I lost a whole day of my precious weekend due to these inexplicable problems with the confirmation process. I mean, I paid for same day processing, so why wasn't it working like it was supposed to? It's like they were just messing with me or something.

All in all, I gotta say that myimprov.com's Traffic School Online was a bit of a mixed bag for me. On the one hand, the course itself was pretty straightforward and easy to follow. But on the other hand, the whole eligibility confirmation thing was a major headache that I wouldn't wish on anyone. So, if you're thinking about signing up for this course, just be prepared for some potential hiccups along the way.

This Traffic School Online (myimprov.com) is a real pain in the neck. It's like they don't want you to finish the course. Every time you click away, it starts the chapter over again. And if you don't finish a chapter, you lose all your progress. What kind of nonsense is that? It's like they're punishing you for taking a break. And don't even get me started on the videos. You have to watch them over and over again because the system doesn't recognize that you already watched them. It's like they're trying to brainwash you or something.

I don't know who designed this thing, but they must have been out of their mind. It's so poorly made that it feels like it was created by the government instead of a private company. And don't even bother with the 24/7 help desk. They take forever to fix anything. You're better off just starting over from scratch.

I mean, I get it. Traffic school is supposed to be a punishment. But this is just ridiculous. It's like they're trying to make it as difficult as possible. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone. Save yourself the headache and find a different traffic school.