Council Offers Free Traffic School
Class Normally Costs $30
POSTED: Wednesday, June 24, 2009
UPDATED: 11:08 am EDT June 24,
2009
Getting a traffic ticket can be a double blow to your wallet.Not only do you have to pay for the ticket itself, it may make your insurance rates go up, too.Now the Florida Safety Council is helping out in this tough economy by offering a free traffic ticket class, which normally runs about $30.The classes will be offered Monday June 29 at several locations in Central Florida.Taking the class after you've gotten a ticket keeps points off your license, and stops your insurance rates from going up.If you've received a ticket and would like to complete the free Traffic Ticket Class call the Florida Safety Council at 800-372-3335 to register.You can also log on to www.FloridaSafety.org for more information.
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