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The Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) seminar is required of
any person who has never held a regular driver's license before they can apply
for a driving permit in the state of Florida. We offer a choice of a 4-hour
classroom course or a 4-hour Internet course. Both formats are easy to complete,
and the informative materials will make you a safer and more aware driver.
And our traffic-related jokes and trivia make it fun to learn about these
serious subjects. (read more)
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Florida Driver Licensing Checklist (print)
[✓] Age 14 ½ (minimum age for TLSAE)
□ Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) course
□ Practice Permit Test (recommended!)
□ Driver's Permit Test Online
□ Age 15 (minimum age for learner's permit)
□ Go to your local DHSMV office to obtain learner's permit
- • Documents to take:
- □ Vision exam
- □ Hearing exam
• Persons with a learner's permit may only drive during daylight hours during the
first three months, and until 10 p.m. thereafter, always with a licensed driver who is at least 21 years
old occupying the front passenger seat.
□ Behind-the-wheel driver training (optional)
□ Parent-teen practice driving
- • at least 50 hours
- • at least 10 of which must be at night
- • Teach Your Teen to Drive…and stay alive is a fun and highly effective guide that helps parents to structure practice driving time and teach their teen to drive.
□ Age 16 (minimum age for license)
□ Held a learner's permit for at least on year without any traffic convictions
□ Go to your local DHSMV office to take the driving skills test
□ Get intermediate license!!!
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You'll love the ease and convenience of completing your driver's permit test online!
There are no long lines and no waiting, making this a huge time saver. Plus, there's far
less pressure taking a potentially nerve-racking test when you're not huddled in a crowd
inside a congested government building. Instead, relax and pass the test from the comfort
of your own home. You'll be licensed to drive in no time! (read more)
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