A suspended license isn’t always the end of the road. With a Florida hardship license, you can still drive to work, drop your kids off at school, and make other essential trips throughout the duration of your suspension. Unfortunately, not everyone can apply for a Florida hardship license. Read on to learn more about hardship […]
When prospective drivers think about driving school, they think of somewhere to go that allows them to get all the needed requirements out of the way to become eligible to get their learners permit. In Florida, there are a couple requirements for teens age 14.5 to 18 years old that must be completed prior to […]
Young drivers in Texas have to face many challenges when getting behind a vehicle. For starters, they have a limited number of hours on the road and experience driving and operating a motorized vehicle. They have to learn not only how to safely drive on dry roads in the day but also how to drive […]
Texting while driving in Florida is already illegal, but only a secondary offense. To be charged with this moving violation, police must have stopped you for another type of driving offense, such as speeding. To make texting while driving a primary offense, House Bill 107 was created. The bill recently passed the Florida House and […]
Millions of American drivers of all ages need to take various driving courses for various reasons each year. They might have been offered the option to have a traffic ticket dismissed or fine waived for completing a course. Other drivers may be looking to reduce the number of points on their licenses, or in some […]
The Keys, the Everglades, the all-night drive-thru just around the corner. The freedom of the open road is calling, and you’re itching to grab the car keys and learn to drive. But before you try to get your Florida Learner’s permit, you’ll want to be prepared. Read this simple guide and find out exactly what […]
Florida, like every other state, has numerous rules and requirements to meet before any license to drive will be issued. The process can seem overwhelming for some and that’s why we are here. There are basically three steps in the process. The first step is to learn the basic rules of the road as well […]
Considering taking a Florida first-time-driver course (also known as a Florida Drug and Alcohol Course)? Whether you’re a teen or an adult who has never had a license before, this program will help you better understand safe driving and how substances such as drugs and alcohol influence your ability to drive, while helping you meet […]
First-time drivers need to know a lot of things before they get their driver’s license. Some of these things are practical, like knowing how to merge, how to check your mirrors and how to parallel park. Others, though, are more safety oriented—like understanding the dangers of driving while impaired or intoxicated. The state of Florida […]
Before a person can obtain a driver license or learner’s license, if they have never held a driving license previously, they must successfully pass a 4-hour drug and alcohol course in Florida. You might have heard of this course being called the TLSAE (Traffic Law Substance Abuse Education) course. If you want a legal state-issued […]
