Florida Class E Knowledge Exam

Some may still refer to it as a written test, but the days of using a pencil and paper are over. Today, if you are under the age of 18, the Florida Class E knowledge exam (a.k.a Florida learner’s permit test) can be taken from the location of your choosing and on the device with which you are the most comfortable. The benefits of the online format include:

• 24/7 availability
• Compatible with PCs, laptops, tablets, or smartphones
• Accessible from anywhere with reliable internet (home, library, etc.)
• Free and immediate exam result reporting to the Florida DHSMV
• Live customer support

We provide access to the state-approved Florida Class E Knowledge exam, which will be administered as required by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV).  The exam requirements are as follows:

Length:  50 multiple-choice questions
Time:  60 minutes

Score:  Your exam will be marked as passed if you reach 40 correct answers (80%) before you reach 11 incorrect.  You are allowed three online exam attempts to pass before you will be required to take the test in person at a driver license office.   

ID Verification: Before loading the exam, you will be required to correctly answer some identity verification questions. 

Reporting to the Florida DHMV: Your exam results will be reported electronically to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) immediately after you complete an attempt.  There is no certificate of completion.  Your exam result will be available for lookup by personnel at any driver license or tax collector’s office when you show up for your appointment to get your learner’s permit or driver license.

Exam Expiration: If you pass the exam and never apply to get your learner’s permit or driver’s license within one year, then the Florida DHSMV will require that you take the exam again. 

The following Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) eligibility requirements apply to the state-approved Florida Class E knowledge exam:

• You are seeking a Florida learner’s permit or your first driver’s license.
• You are under the age of 18.
• You have a valid social security number or alien ID number.
• You have not previously failed three attempts at the Knowledge exam online.

State Approved – Our company doesn’t just offer courses for tickets.  We are also in the business of helping create safer drivers on our nation’s roadways with driver education courses and tests to meet requirements to get a learner’s permit or driver’s license.  Our company is licensed by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) as an approved “third party administrator” for the Class E knowledge exam (a.k.a learner’s permit test) under the corporate name of Driver Training Associates, Inc. (DTA).  Choosing a state approved administrator such as our company for your exam is critical to ensuring that your result will be reported into the Florida DHSMV system correctly.  This will prevent any headaches when you show up at the driver license office to get your learner’s permit or driver’s license. 
History – Our company has been in the business of offering driver education and safety related courses across the U.S. for over 45 years and specifically in Florida for over 30 years! When you choose TicketSchool.com, we are a company you can trust. 
Superior Service – Unlike many of our competitors who make it nearly impossible to find a phone number or to get an actual person on the phone, we offer live customer support from 10AM to 6PM EST Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, at (800) 558-9887.

A Florida learner’s permit is required to legally practice driving with the required supervision and with certain restrictions on public roadways.  The Class E knowledge exam (a.k.a. Florida learner’s permit test) and the TLSAE drug and alcohol course must be completed successfully before applying for a Florida learner’s permit and both are available here on Ticketschool.com!

Under the age of 18
The State of Florida requires that you get a learner’s permit and log 50 hours of driving (10 hours of which are at night) with required supervision before you can apply for your Class E driver’s license.  You must first successfully pass the Class E knowledge exam and the TLSAE drug and alcohol course to apply for your learner’s permit.  You are eligible to take the Class E test or TLSAE course if you are at least 14 years old, but you cannot apply for your learner’s permit until you turn 15.  The state also requires that you hold your learner’s permit for at least one year before applying for your driver’s license. 

Over the age of 18
While not required, it is highly encouraged that you get a learner’s permit and do at least some practice driving with the required supervision before taking the driving skills test and applying for your Florida driver’s license.  Passing the Class E knowledge exam and TLSAE course are both still required regardless of whether you decide to apply for a learner’s license or driver’s license.  Unfortunately, the Class E knowledge exam cannot be taken with us online and must be taken in person at a driver license or tax collector’s office when you are 18 or older. 

The online exam registration process will allow you to submit a valid payment via any major credit or debit card (Visa, MC, Discover, and AMEX).

We offer a full 30-day money-back guarantee because we are so proud and confident in our products and service. Accounts with exam results that have already been reported to the DHSMV system (pass or fail) are not eligible under this policy.