Traffic School for Blythe Courthouse Tickets
Got a traffic ticket heard at the Blythe Courthouse? Here's exactly what you need — the court's fee and deadline, how to request traffic school, and how to finish online.
Court Info & Traffic School Details
Serves: Blythe, Ripley, the Colorado River side of Riverside County, and far-east desert communities. Your hearing location is the one printed on your citation — confirm it before you start.
Blythe Courthouse — Traffic Division
(951) 222-0384
Automated 24/7
265 N. Broadway
Blythe, CA 92225
Tue 7:30am–4:00pm
Thu–Fri 7:30am–4:00pm
Clerk phone hours Mon–Fri 7:30am–2:00pm
$52 — paid to the court
Separate from any course payment when you pass
60 days from your appearance date
One 60-day extension available
33450
You may be asked for this when registering
How to Do Traffic School for a Blythe Courthouse Ticket
The Blythe Courthouse is Riverside County's easternmost court location, a one-story courthouse on North Broadway with traffic matters heard in the Desert Region. The practical gotcha is the public counter schedule: the court lists Blythe as open Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday only, so online lookup, ePay-it, and the automated traffic line are especially useful if you are not already planning a courthouse trip.
Confirm You're Eligible
Check your citation, or look it up with your citation/case number at riverside.epay-it.com. For questions about whether traffic school is allowed on your case, call the court at (760) 393-2617 (clerk phone hours Mon–Fri 7:30am–2:00pm).
Pay the Court's $52 Admin Fee
Pay your bail amount plus Riverside County's $52 traffic school administrative fee online at riverside.epay-it.com or through the automated line at (951) 222-0384. This is paid to the court and is separate from any course payment when you pass. Verify the current fee with the court — it can change.
Start the Course Free
Complete the enrollment steps with no upfront course payment. Use Desert Region court code 33450 if requested, study at your own pace, and pay $39 when you pass.
Finish & We Report It
Complete the course and we report your completion for you. Leave time before your deadline for the court record to update.
Going to the DMV? You probably don't need to
Completing traffic school with Freeway Traffic School (E1745) is reported electronically, so the DMV does not need a paper certificate from you. If you need DMV help for a different matter, use the official DMV location finder. For the ticket itself, keep your focus on the court's ePay-it record, the $52 court fee, and the Desert Region code 33450.
Start free, return where you left off, and pay $39 when you pass. Court fees are separate.
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