Florida 8-Hour Traffic School   $49.95

Judge or Court Ordered Traffic School

Florida drivers who have been ordered (or who volunteered) to attend an 8-hour traffic school course can take their course on the web with FloridasFirstTrafficSchool.com!

Instead of spending a day (usually Saturday) in class, or taking an online course that's all reading and no video, why not complete our fast, court approved online course with lots of Flash video, interactive animations, and colorful graphics? We also offer world class customer service.

Read on for more information about the IDI course, including common reasons for course attendance, or take a look at our FAQ for complete course details.

Sometimes called Intermediate Driver Improvement, the 8-hour traffic school course is accepted by all 67 Florida clerks of the court. It's easy to get started. Just click the green register button.

A Better 8-hour Traffic School Program

Our course development team has spent years building online courses that are easy to read, easy to understand, and not loaded down with boring statistics. Where most of our competitors simply force you to wade through multiple pages of information, we scatter interesting videos and animations through our course to keep your mind focused on the course material. This makes the course go by faster and helps you retain the information longer.

Reasons for Attendance

Drivers may be ordered to attend an 8-hour IDI course by a Florida court or judge, or they may elect to attend if given the option. Elective attendance is most common in Florida counties such as Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and Orange. Judge ordered attendance is common when an offender has committed one or more serious traffic violations or has a record of violations.

An administrative order from a court might refer to the 8-hour traffic school course by any of the following names:

Drivers who are given the option to elect to attend usually do so to dismiss points from a second moving violation committed within 12 months. This option is sometimes given (most commonly in South Florida) to drivers because state law prohibits them from attending a 4-hour BDI course for more than one ticket within a 12-month period.

Not Aggressive Driving or DWLSR

If a driver has been ordered to attend an 8-hour aggressive driving course, the administrative order will specifically state this. Do not sign up for the IDI course if you need to take an aggressive driving course!

Similarly, this course cannot be taken to fulfill an order for DWLSR course attendance. If you are not sure what type of course you need, please call us at 1-800-222-9199. We will help you navigate through the often confusing requirements of Florida traffic school attendance.