Florida
Classroom Courses Available — All of our
courses are DMV approved
If you would prefer to attend a live course in a classroom,
please click on one of the links below to locate a
traffic school in your area that offers the course
you need.
4-Hour Basic Driver Improvement (BDI) /
Court-Ordered / TCAC
You can elect to attend a 4-hour Basic Driver Improvement
course for a Florida traffic ticket to keep points
off your license, to keep your insurance costs from
increasing*, and to obtain an 18% reduction of your
civil penalty.
You can also attend this course if you have been ordered
by a judge or a court to attend a 4-hour Basic Driver
Improvement course, or if you have received a letter
from the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
(DHSMV) stating that you must attend a Traffic Collision
Avoidance Course (TCAC).
NOTE: You cannot elect to attend
this course if you have already elected for another
traffic ticket within the past calendar year, if you
have elected five times previously, or if you hold
a commercial driver's license (CDL).
Please click on the link below and call the traffic
school of your choice to find out when and where classes
are held and how much you will have to pay for your
course:
Florida
Traffic Schools
*§626.9541, Florida Statutes
4-Hour First Time Driver / Drug and Alcohol
Course (START)
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor
Vehicles requires that all first time drivers* complete
a 4-hour drug and alcohol course before receiving
a Florida driver's license. This course is also sometimes
called a "drug and alcohol" course, learner
permit course, or "Traffic Law Substance Abuse
Education (TLSAE)" course.
Please click on the link below and call the traffic
school of your choice to find out when and where classes
are held and how much you will have to pay for your
course:
Florida
Traffic Schools
*§322.095, §322.08(5), Florida Statutes.
Drivers who have already been licensed in another
state or in a country that is recognized by DHSMV
do not have to complete this course.
If you are not sure whether you need to take this
course, please contact the Florida DHSMV for more
information.
12-Hour Advanced Driver Improvement (ADI)
If you have received a letter from the Florida Department
of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) notifying
you that your driver's license has been suspended
or revoked, you will need to complete a 12-hour Advanced
Driver Improvement (ADI) course in order to get your
license back. The same holds true if you have been
ordered by a judge to complete a 12-hour ADI course,
or if you have been designated as a Habitual Traffic
Offender (HTO).
Please click on the link below and call the traffic
school of your choice to find out when and where classes
are held and how much you will have to pay for your
course:
Florida
Traffic Schools
8-Hour Intermediate Driver Improvement (IDI)
You can take this course if you have been ordered
by a judge or by the court to attend an 8-hour Intermediate
Driver Improvement (IDI) course. NOTE: This
course is a longer version of the Basic Driver Improvement
course and IS NOT the same as an
8-hour Aggressive Driving course or 8-hour Driving
While License Suspended or Revoked (DWLSR) course.
If you are not sure which course you need, please
call the clerk of the court or other agency that ordered
you to attend a course.
Please click on the link below and call the traffic
school of your choice to find out when and where classes
are held and how much you will have to pay for your
course:
Florida
Traffic Schools
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