Pulled Over on the I-10 in Rialto?

You weren't weaving through traffic or racing to beat someone. You were just trying to make it through another drive on one of Southern California's busiest freeways.

If you've driven the Interstate 10 through Rialto, you already know how unpredictable it can be.

One mile you're crawling through traffic. A few exits later, the freeway opens up and everyone around you starts picking up speed. It's easy to settle into the flow, especially when hundreds of cars are doing the exact same thing.

Then, just as quickly as traffic changes, so does your day.

A California Highway Patrol motorcycle appears from the center divider. The overhead lights come on. You pull onto the shoulder wondering what happened and replaying the last few miles in your head.

For a lot of Rialto drivers, that's exactly how receiving a traffic ticket begins—not during reckless driving, but during an ordinary trip on a freeway they use every week.

The I-10 carries commuters traveling between Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Ontario, Fontana, and Redlands. Add in delivery trucks, weekend travelers, and people simply trying to get home, and it's one of the busiest transportation corridors in the Inland Empire.

A citation doesn't mean you're a bad driver. Sometimes it simply means one moment on a busy freeway didn't go your way.

The important part is deciding what comes next.

If you're eligible for traffic school, FastOneDay makes it easy to complete your California DMV-licensed traffic school course entirely online. You can study whenever it's convenient, complete the course from your computer, tablet, or phone, and after successfully finishing, your completion information is electronically processed.

Before long, today's traffic stop becomes tomorrow's story instead of tomorrow's problem.

Because if you live in Rialto, chances are you'll be back on the I-10 soon enough. The difference is you'll have this behind you and your attention back where it belongs on the road ahead.
 

Helpful Resources for Rialto Traffic Tickets

• San Bernardino County Superior Court – Rancho Cucamonga District
  Traffic citation information, payment options, court appearances, and traffic school information.
• San Bernardino County Traffic Online Services
  Pay traffic tickets, check citation status, and access court services.

Court Serving Rialto Traffic Cases

San Bernardino County Superior Court – Rancho Cucamonga District
8303 Haven Avenue
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

Phone: (909) 350-9764

Rialto Police Department

Address:
128 North Willow Avenue
Rialto, CA 92376

Phone: (909) 820-2550

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Popular Rialto Roads and Freeways Where Drivers Receive Traffic Tickets

Rialto sits along one of the busiest transportation corridors in the Inland Empire. Whether you're commuting to work, traveling between neighboring cities, or simply running errands, these roads see heavy traffic every day:

• Interstate 10 (San Bernardino Freeway) ⭐
• Interstate 210 (Foothill Freeway)
• Riverside Avenue
• Foothill Boulevard (Historic Route 66)
• Pepper Avenue
• Cactus Avenue
• Baseline Road
• Merrill Avenue
• Rialto Avenue
• Cedar Avenue
• Willow Avenue
• Ayala Drive
• Bloomington Avenue

Whether your ticket happened on the I-10, while crossing Rialto on Riverside Avenue, or traveling along Foothill Boulevard, understanding your traffic school options can help you take care of the citation and get back to your normal routine.