Fairfield Traffic School

The Census Bureau estimates 122,489 residents in Fairfield on July 1, 2025. Interstate 80, Interstate 680 and State Route 12 all cross the city, and Air Base Parkway carries much of its east and west traffic between neighborhoods, jobs and schools.

Tickets in Fairfield come from two agencies. The Fairfield Police Department patrols city streets such as Air Base Parkway, and the California Highway Patrol's Solano Area serves residents and travelers across the county, including on Interstate 80 and State Route 12. Either way, the ticket goes to Solano County Superior Court, and the court's traffic school rules are the same whichever agency wrote it.

The California Office of Traffic Safety's 2023 rankings count 674 people killed or injured in Fairfield crashes, 9th of 62 cities of similar size, where 1st is the worst result. Speed-related crashes that killed or hurt someone numbered 116, 5th in the group, and 34 bicyclists were killed or injured, 11th. The figures describe the city's roads as a whole, not fault in any one driver's case.

Fairfield's traffic engineers review crash records across the city's road network, work with school officials on traffic around neighborhood schools, and partner with the police on speeding and collision problems. Their field guidance covers signs, striping and road markings.

Adult traffic tickets from Fairfield go to Solano County Superior Court. The Hall of Justice at 600 Union Avenue holds traffic arraignments and trials under DMV court code 48430, and the Fairfield traffic clerk answers at (707) 207-7360. The court also hears traffic in Vallejo, so your citation and courtesy notice are the final word on which courthouse has your case.

Traffic school is something you ask the court for. The court charges its own fee on top of the fine, and your courtesy notice shows the amount and the date to finish. Mirai Traffic School's course is a separate $24.99. Solano County Superior Court asks for a valid license, no traffic school for a violation in the 18 months before, a moving infraction with no alcohol or drugs, and no more than 25 mph over the limit. The court makes the final decision.

After you pass the final exam, Mirai Traffic School reports your completion through the DMV system under license E0756, and the court retrieves it from there. Before the date on your notice, check your case with the court and make sure your name, license number and court code 48430 match, so there is time to fix a mismatch.