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What should you do if you have
received a Florida ticket?
Are you an out of state driver who received
a Florida ticket or a Florida resident who
has just been handed a Florida speeding
ticket? We've got good news for you —
you can keep the points off your driver's
license for that Florida
traffic ticket and keep your insurance
costs from rising by signing up for Florida
traffic school online.
Here are just a few of the Florida ticket
moving violations that are covered by Florida
traffic school (basic
driver improvement):
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How
does getting a Florida ticket affect your driver
license?
Your driver license (Florida driver license or out
of state license) can be suspended if you collect
too many Florida ticket points. This means that
you will lose your driving privilege for a specified
length of time, as shown in the table below:
12
Florida ticket points in 12 months = 1 month Florida
driver license suspension (30 days)
18 Florida ticket points in 18 months = 3 months
Florida driver license suspension (90 days)
24 Florida ticket points in 36 months = 1 year
Florida driver license suspension (365 days)
Florida ticket fees are
expensive and getting a ticket forces you to make
a choice. You must now decide whether you are
going to contest the ticket, pay it and accept
the points, or go to traffic school to keep the
points off your license. You can hire a ticket
attorney to fight your Florida ticket, but in
many cases you will just be stuck with attorney's
fees and still have to attend traffic school as
part of the bargaining process with the court.
You can represent yourself, but there again, you
will lose time off from work or school and you
might have to attend traffic school anyway. If
you just pay the ticket, you will constantly have
to watch yourself to make sure you don't accumulate
too many Florida ticket points, or BANG! You're
license will be suspended.
So what's the best way to handle a
Florida ticket?
We recommend that you attend our online Florida
traffic school course. To do this, you just need
to notify the court that you wish to attend traffic
school, then click the button at the top of this
page to sign up for the course. You will receive
an 18% Florida ticket discount (off your civil
fine) and you might be eligible for some other
benefits:
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Drivers
who make a Florida ticket election to attend
traffic school will keep their safe driver status
if they already had it before they received
the ticket.
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Electing
to attend Florida traffic school entitles you
to Florida ticket insurance benefits: If you
were not at fault in a crash, your insurance
company cannot cancel your automobile policy,
non-renew it, or raise your rate as long as
you attend Florida traffic school*.
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Another
overlooked benefit of attending online traffic
school is that you will be completing a Basic
Driver Improvement course. This course will
provide you with valuable safe driving skills
and strategies that can help you make better
decisions behind the wheel, and maybe even avoid
another Florida ticket!
Don't let that Florida
ticket ruin your life by getting your license
suspended or causing your insurance rates to increase
astronomically! Make the smart choice and sign
up for Florida
online traffic school today.
NOTE: If you have been ordered
by a Florida judge or court to attend 4
hour court ordered traffic school for your
Florida ticket, you can take the course offered
on this page. Select the 4 hour court ordered
traffic school option when you register. Also,
if the Florida
DHSMV has sent you a letter ordering you to
attend a Traffic
Collision Avoidance Course (TCAC), you can
sign up for Florida traffic school and select
the Traffic Collision Avoidance Course or TCAC
option.
NOTE: Florida law does not permit attendance
of a Florida traffic school course if a person
has already elected to attend basic driver improvement
for a previous Florida ticket within the past
calendar year. This also applies if the person
is a CDL holder or has elected to attend a BDI
course five times in the past.**
*§626.9541, Florida Statutes **§318.14(9),
Florida Statutes
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