Traffic Diversion Program

General Information

Welcome to the Gwinnett County Juvenile Court Traffic Diversion Program. As home to one of the largest populations of young drivers in the State of Georgia, Gwinnett County Juvenile Court, is committed to promoting safe driving habits, accountability, and responsible decision-making among youth drivers.

The Traffic Diversion Program provides eligible youth with an opportunity to take responsibility for traffic-related offenses while avoiding fines, points on their driver’s license, and the creation of a permanent court record. Participants who successfully complete all program requirements may have their citation(s) dismissed.

Ryan Crockett

Traffic Diversion Program Coordinator

Phone: (770) 619-6338

 

Program Benefits

Driver Education and Skill Development

Participants are required to complete approved traffic safety and educational courses designed to strengthen their understanding of Georgia traffic laws, defensive driving techniques, and the consequences of unsafe driving behaviors. These courses encourage youth to become safer, more informed, and responsible drivers.

Protection of Driving Record

Successful completion of the program prevents points from being added to the participant’s driver’s license. Maintaining a clean driving record may help reduce the risk of increased insurance premiums and lessen the impact of future traffic violations.

 

Program Requirements

Required Course Completion

Participants must complete two (2) approved courses by selecting one of the following combinations:

• Traffic Violators Impact Program (TVIP) and Arrive Alive at 25; Or
  
  
• Traffic Violators Impact Program (TVIP) and an approved Defensive Driving Course; Or
  
  
• Arrive Alive at 25 and an approved Defensive Driving Course
  
  

Participants must upload certificates of completion for both courses as instructed.

Please Note: Completing two Defensive Driving courses does not satisfy the program requirement.

Supervision Fee

A one-time, non-refundable $100 supervision fee is required for participation in the program.

Completion Deadline

All program requirements must be completed no later than three (3) days before the scheduled Traffic Arraignment Hearing date. Because online courses may require several days or weeks to complete, participants are encouraged to begin the process promptly.

 

Failure to Complete the Program

Participants who do not complete all required courses and program conditions will be required to appear in court on their assigned hearing date.

 

Accessing the Virtual Traffic Informal Adjustment Program

Visit:
Gwinnett Juvenile Traffic Diversion Portal

Participants must enter the website passcode provided in their paperwork to access the portal. The website includes detailed instructions for resolving eligible traffic citations before the Traffic Arraignment Hearing date.

For additional information, please call: (770) 619-6338