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Connecticut online traffic school

What Connecticut requires, in the state’s own words: who the course is for, how long it is, whether it can be taken online and who approves it. Each fact below links to the official source it comes from.

  • Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles
  • Sources read October 7, 2026
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Connecticut rules

What Connecticut requires

States name these courses differently. Below is the course Connecticut runs or requires, under the name the state uses.

Agency orderedOnline allowed

Operator Retraining Program

Overseen by Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles

Who can take it

Connecticut drivers may be required to complete the Operator Retraining Program.

What the source says
“Connecticut drivers may be required to complete the Operator Retraining Program.”

CT Operator Retraining Program: Multiple Violations - Connecticut DMV, read October 7, 2026

Course length

The program consists of at least four hours of classroom training.

What the source says
“The operator retraining program shall consist of at least four (4) hours of classroom training”

Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, Sec. 14-111g-3, read October 7, 2026

Taking it online

The retraining program may be offered by an organization certified by the commissioner in person, through distance learning, or through a combination of both.

What the source says
“The retraining program shall be offered by the Department of Motor Vehicles or by any other organization certified by the commissioner to conduct such program in person in a congregate setting, through distance learning or through a combination of both in-person and distance learning”

Connecticut General Statutes, Chapter 246, Sec. 14-111g, read October 7, 2026

Good to know

The fee for the retraining program is not more than $85.

What the source says
“A fee of not more than eighty-five dollars shall be charged for the retraining program.”

Connecticut General Statutes, Chapter 246, Sec. 14-111g, read October 7, 2026

Where these facts come from

Every statement above is taken from an official source and shown with the passage it rests on. Rules change, so confirm anything that matters to you with Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles before you sign up for any course.

Questions

Connecticut traffic school: common questions

Can I take traffic school online in Connecticut?

The retraining program may be offered by an organization certified by the commissioner in person, through distance learning, or through a combination of both.

Source: Connecticut General Statutes, Chapter 246, Sec. 14-111g
How long is Operator Retraining Program in Connecticut?

The program consists of at least four hours of classroom training.

Source: Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, Sec. 14-111g-3
Who can take Operator Retraining Program in Connecticut?

Connecticut drivers may be required to complete the Operator Retraining Program.

Source: CT Operator Retraining Program: Multiple Violations - Connecticut DMV
Is DriverOnline’s Connecticut traffic school course open?

Not yet. Connecticut decides which courses count there, and DriverOnline’s course is not available in Connecticut yet. Leave your email and we will tell you when it opens.

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