NO PAPER CERTIFICATES ACCEPTED AT DRIVER LICENSE OFFICES
Convenient on-line reporting lets traffic schools automatically report course completions to DHSMV
so the Driver License offices can view students who successfully complete Traffic Law and Substance
Abuse Education (TLSAE), Basic Driver Improvement (BDI, TCAC, Red Light), and Advanced Driver Improvement (ADI).
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Reasons for Attending Traffic Law and Substance
Abuse Education |
| If you have never held a regular driver license in any
state, country, or jurisdiction, you must complete a Traffic
Law and Substance Abuse Education course before applying for
a temporary driving permit (restricted driver license) in
the state of Florida. The driver education courses offered
by some county school boards may substitute for this requirement.
Please contact your local school board for further information.
If you are under 21 years old and receive a notice of suspension
for driving with a BAL of .02 to .05, you must complete a
Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education course in order
to reinstate your driver license on a hardship basis.
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Traffic schools are listed
in your local telephone directory under "driving instruction"
or "traffic schools." Approved course providers are
also listed below. |
To locate an approved on-line traffic law and substance
abuse education course, refer to your local telephone directory,
or contact the course providers listed below.
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| Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education
Course Providers: |
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The course curricula of the following providers have been approved by the Department. While some course providers
offer in-person courses themselves, most contract with local traffic schools to provide these services. Always
ensure that the course meets your specific needs for attendance. Please refer to your local phone directory
or use an Internet search engine to locate traffic schools in your area.
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