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In a state as busy and diverse as Florida, flexibility isn’t just a convenience—it’s a necessity. Whether you’re a teen preparing for your first license, a working adult handling a traffic ticket, or someone looking to reinstate a suspended license, finding the time to attend in-person driving courses can be difficult. That’s why more and […]

teenager in Florida getting a learners permit

What’s Changing for Those Under 18? Starting August 1, 2025, Florida is swapping out the current TLSAE course requirement for a new program called DETS (Driver Education Traffic Safety) for those under 18 years old.  TLSAE will still be required for those 18 or older. What Is DETS? DETS is a safety-focused six-hour course that covers: The […]

Car Driving in the Fog

Driving in fog and mist can be challenging and hazardous due to significantly reduced visibility and unpredictable road conditions. It’s crucial for drivers to be equipped with the right knowledge and skills to navigate these situations safely. Below, we’ll provide valuable tips and best practices for driving in fog and mist, ensuring your journey remains […]

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Restrictions on cell phone use while driving are becoming the norm across the United States. Almost all states have laws on cell phone restrictions while driving, primarily targeting talking on handheld devices and texting. Many states are also ramping up enforcement of these laws based on the documented dangers of distracted driving. The extent of […]

the driver fell asleep at the wheel of a car, lack of sleep and fatigue

There were far too many car accidents and fatalities in Florida in 2021, and many of these accidents might have been prevented by avoiding the common bad driver habits of some Florida drivers. In a single year there were 3,733 fatalities and 401,501 reported car accidents on Florida highways.1 What are the worst driving habits […]

Learners permit test

In order to start the process of getting your Florida learner’s permit, you must: Be between 15 years and 17 years of age. Pass vision and hearing tests. Complete a drug and alcohol course (TLSAE). Provide the documents required. Pass the learner’s permit test. These are the steps to follow to secure permission to drive […]