Once you have registered, drive
to that company's office to pick up your enrollment
letter, or wait for it to arrive in the mail.
When you receive it, turn it in to the Florida
driver license office and apply for your hardship
license.
Now you will have to sit in an ADI
course for 12 hours with strangers,
either one exhausting session or two or more single
sessions (don't forget about the gas you will
waste doing all that driving to and from the ADI
school). Also, if your license has been suspended
or revoked, you will not be able to drive legally
to ADI class. You will have to decide to either
drive illegally and face the consequences, get
someone else to drive you there, take public transportation,
walk, or ride a bicycle.
The Easy Way
You can register,
pay for, and complete your Advanced
Driver Improvement course entirely
online with FloridasFirstTrafficSchool.com. Getting
your hardship license this way will save you time,
money, gas, and a headache!
The first step in
the easy way to getting your hardship license
is to complete the quick and simple ADI
school registration form (just click on the
sign up button at the top of this page). When
you pay for your course, you will have the option
of paying a small extra fee to print your enrollment
letter online right away. That's right, no waiting
in line — you could go down to apply for
your hardship license the same day!
After you register, you can complete the advanced
driver improvement program 100% on the Internet
— no driving anywhere or trying to match
a schedule since you complete the course at your
own pace, logging in and out whenever you like.
The Florida's First Traffic School ADI course
is clearly the easiest option for a Florida driver
who needs to get a hardship license.