Ault's Driver Education Center Inc.

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All of the courses offered on our website are approved by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHMSV). All of the court-ordered traffic school courses we offer are approved for all 67 counties in Florida.

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Quality Programs

The courses offered through this website were developed by Driver Training Associates, Inc., a traffic safety leader since 1977. Why trust your license to anyone else?

If you have received a ticket in any Florida county and you plan to attend traffic school to keep the points off your license, this is the course for you! You can also sign up for this course if you have been ordered by a judge or court to attend a 4-hour traffic school course, or if you have been ordered by the Florida DHSMV to attend a Traffic Collision Avoidance Course (TCAC).

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This is the course that is required for all first time drivers before they can obtain their first Class E driver's license in Florida. This course fulfills the State's requirement for attendance of a Traffic Law Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) program, also sometimes called a "drug and alcohol" course or a "learner's permit" course.

NOTE: Drivers who have been licensed in another state DO NOT have to take this course. If you have a driver's license from another country, please check with your local Florida driver's license office to find out whether you are required to complete the TLSAE course before obtaining your Florida license.

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 calendar year. 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!

If your Florida driver's license has been suspended or revoked, you are required to enroll in a 12-hour Advanced Driver Improvement course before your license can be reinstated or before you can apply for a hardship license. Completion of an ADI course 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 by a Florida judge or court to complete a 12-hour ADI program.

Did you get a traffic ticket in Florida? If so, you'll want to read this:

Your automobile insurance premium can go up hundreds of dollars for just one traffic ticket! Fortunately, if you receive a citation in Florida, you can keep points off your license and keep your insurance from increasing by signing up for traffic school. This is possible because Florida law states that if you elect to attend traffic school for a moving violation and you did not cause a crash, your insurance company cannot raise your rate, cancel your policy, or refuse to renew it (§626.9541, Florida Statutes). Also, by signing up for traffic school, you will get to keep your safe driver status (if you had this before you got your ticket) and you will be entitled to an 18% reduction off your civil fine.

Here's how to take care of that traffic ticket...

1. Sign up for traffic school by clicking on the BDI course above.

You can elect to attend traffic school unless you have already elected once before within the past calendar year or if you have elected five times previously.

2. Pay your ticket and remember that you are electing to attend traffic school.

You must pay your fine to the clerk of the court within 30 days of your ticket date. Hope you didn't tear it up! You can get your citation number and notify the court that you are electing to attend traffic school by calling the clerk of the court for the county in which you received your ticket. Some counties will allow a person to sign up for traffic school up to 30 days after a ticket has been paid. Click here for Florida clerk of the court contact information for all 67 Florida counties.

3. Once you have completed the online course, turn your certificate in to the clerk of the court.

In most Florida counties, you have 60-90 days from the date you pay your ticket to complete your traffic school course and turn in your completion certificate. If you got your ticket in Miami-Dade County, you have 120 days from the date you pay your ticket. It's a good idea to make a copy of your certificate for your records before you send it to the clerk of the court.