Florida Drivers Ed FAQs - Before You Register
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If you want your learner's drivers license and are 18 or older, the state of Florida requires you take this drivers education course. This 4-hour program is officially called the Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) course, and is also commonly known as the DATA (Drug and Alcohol Traffic Awareness) course.
The cost of the online course is only $19.00.
No. The TLSAE course is only for first-time drivers 18 years or older. If you are younger than 18, you must complete the 6-hour Florida Driver Education Traffic Safety (DETS) course to meet learner's permit requirements.
Yes, our online drivers ed course is approved by the DHSMV (Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles) and satisfies the TLSAE requirement for first-time drivers 18 or older in all Florida cities and counties.
Our Florida first-time driver traffic law and substance abuse course can be completed on any device with internet access. Because it is online, you can do the course from where you want and at your own pace. You can sign up for the course online through our very secure server processing forms. To complete the course, you'll read chapters and then take a final exam. When you pass the final exam your completion certificate will be reported to the DMV office electronically immediately after you're done with the program. You will also receive a copy for your record.