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Florida Online Traffic School (BDI)

Our online Basic Driver Improvement course is a great way to keep off Florida speeding ticket points. You can take the course for any FL moving violation. Judge or court ordered? No problem! You can also sign up if you received a TCAC letter from the State (Traffic Collision Avoidance Course). This is a 4-hour online course with VIDEO, not all reading like most of our competitors' courses.

Quick and easy -- 99.9% pass rate
Guaranteed lowest price for Florida traffic school
NO EXTRA CHARGE for e-mailed certificates
DHSMV approved course accepted by all Florida counties
Video and animations, not just reading!

Florida Online Learners Permit Course (START)

This 4-hour learner's permit course is required for all first time drivers before they can get their first Florida license (Class E learner permit). The START course fulfills the State's requirement for attendance of a Traffic Law Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) program, also sometimes known as a drug and alcohol course.

NOTE: After you finish your learner's permit course, you can sign up to take your driver license test (road rules and road signs) ONLINE! That's right, no waiting in line at the driver license office. For more information about the test, click on the FAQ at the top of this page.

Fun, easy course with video (not just reading)!
No driving to a classroom, no 4-hour lecture
Option to take Florida driver license test online

Florida Online Advanced Driver Improvement (ADI)

If your Florida driver license has been suspended or revoked, you are required to enroll in a 12-hour Advanced Driver Improvement course (ADI school) before your license can be reinstated or before you can apply for a hardship license. Completion of ADI school is also required for drivers who have been classified as Habitual Traffic Offenders (HTOs).

This course can also be taken by a driver who has been ordered to attend ADI school by a Florida traffic court or judge.

100% online, no driving to a classroom
No 12-hour lecture or group discussion
Get your enrollment letter immediately!

Florida Online 8-Hour Traffic School (IDI)

You can sign up for this course if you have been ordered by a Florida judge or court to attend an 8-hour Intermediate Driver Improvement (IDI) course. Our course is approved in all 67 counties in Florida. Some counties (primarily Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and Orange) allow a driver to elect to attend an IDI course if he or she has already elected to attend a 4-hour Basic Driver Improvement course within the past twelve months.

If you are not sure whether this is the course you need, please review the paperwork you received from the court or contact the court for assistance.

NOTE: This is not an Aggressive Driving or DWLSR course!

Quick, easy, and 100% online
Accepted by all Florida clerks of the court
Express shipment options available

Florida Traffic School Benefits

Whether you received a Miami speeding ticket, ran a stop sign in Tampa, failed to yield the right of way in Orlando, or received a Florida traffic ticket for some other type of moving violation, our online Florida traffic school course is for you. This course can be taken to keep points off for any Florida traffic ticket. As long as you were not at fault in a crash, taking this course will prevent your insurance company from raising your auto insurance, cancelling your policy, or non-renewing it (§626.9541, Florida Statutes). This course will also enable you to keep your safe driver status.

Don't Forget to Notify the Court that You're Taking Basic Driver Improvement

If you decide to go to Florida traffic school (classroom or online), you must notify the clerk of the court in the county where you received your ticket. Each county has its own system for traffic school election. Please check the rules with the county in which you received the citation BEFORE you pay your ticket!

Pay Your Florida Traffic Ticket Online!

For a Florida speeding ticket or any other traffic citation issued in Florida, you can usually pay your ticket online through the clerk of the court website. Listed below are direct links to pay your ticket online for several major cities in Florida.

Note: We recommend that you sign up for Florida traffic school before paying your ticket so that you will not forget to do this and lose out on the benefits of attending the course.

What To Do with Your Completion Certificate

Once you have completed the Internet Florida traffic school course, you will need to turn your completion certificate in to the clerk of the court in the county in which your ticket was issued. It is your responsibility to make sure that the court receives your completion certificate. We recommend that you make a copy of your certificate for your records so that you will have proof you completed the course.

If you have to mail your certificate to the court and the court does not have a P.O. box address, we suggest that you send your certificate by certified mail, return receipt requested. That way you will know who received it and the date that it was received. You don't want to end up with a suspended Florida license down the road because you assumed the court had received and processed your certificate when they didn't!

Florida Traffic School in the Classroom

If you would prefer to attend Florida traffic school in a classroom, click here to locate a traffic school in your area. We license a large number of schools throughout Florida to teach our traffic safety programs. Many of our schools and agencies also teach the Advanced Driver Improvement course, the learners permit course, and the 8-hour traffic school (IDI) course in the classroom.

Aggressive Driving Course

Aggressive driving courses are not currently offered online. If a judge has ordered you to attend an aggressive driving course, you will need to locate a classroom traffic school that offers this course. You can click here to view a list of traffic schools that offer the aggressive driving course.

Note: Be sure that you have been ordered to attend aggressive driving and not just 8-hour traffic school (IDI). If you have been ordered to attend aggressive driving, your administrative order will specify that this is the course you must attend. If you have been ordered to simply attend 8-hour traffic school, you can sign up for our online IDI course.

Florida Traffic School Is Online, Aggressive Driving Is Not!

It has recently come to our attention that some websites are trying to sell an 8-hour traffic school course disguised as an "aggressive driving" course. In fact, we noted one large California traffic school in particular that is intentionally misleading its customers into believing that a court will accept their online 8-hour Florida traffic school course as an aggressive driving course. The truth is that administrative orders from Florida courts specify attendance of an aggressive driving course. The courts know the difference between an aggressive driving course and an 8-hour Florida traffic school course, so be careful to read your administrative order carefully and take the course you have been instructed to take!

New Defensive Driving Blog

To help Florida drivers stay current on topics such as basic driver improvement courses and aggressive driving, DTA has developed a defensive driving blog that you can subscribe to. Get the latest traffic safety news as it happens.