Florida Traffic School Online — FLHSMV-Approved Courses

4-Hour BDI:

Our FLHSMV-approved, 4-Hour Basic Driver Improvement Course (BDI)/Traffic Collision Avoidance Course (TCAC) will remove traffic points from your Florida driving record, grant you an insurance reduction in certain instances, or (with judge-ordered attendance) allow you to fulfill your traffic school obligation online.

Our internet-based traffic school has an excellent student pass rate. We also provide chapter quizzes to help you to review for your final exam. And if you should happen to fail the final exam (which seldom happens), you can retake the test as many times as necessary for you to pass at no additional charge! If you need help, a live representative will provide you with polite, knowledgeable, and helpful technical support anytime during normal business hours.

We know you'll love the course and enjoy the confidence of our lowest price guarantee. We are one of the largest traffic school providers in the country because we care about providing the best service and support in the industry. For the past 35 years, we've had a reputation for creating quality educational products—and, most importantly, we make learning a breeze. Traffic school doesn't have to be boring. And when you finish, you will receive your FLHSMV certificate and be back on the road in no time!

Wireless

Wireless Communications Device Driving Safety Program

Funny in Florida's DHSMV-approved Wireless Communications Device Driving Safety Program course is informative and easy to read, with full-color graphics, informative charts and diagrams, and streaming video clips that thoroughly explain the subject matter. The 100% online, mobile-friendly course is available 24/7, letting you study whenever and wherever you want; and our friendly customer support team is available to help when you need us. Complete the course at your convenience and on your schedule!

If you've received a citation for using a handheld wireless device while driving in a school crossing, school zone, or work zone (first offense), Funny in Florida's Wireless Communications Device Driving Safety Program course can get those points against your license waived — along with the associated costs! (And, of course, we're here for you if you've been court-ordered to complete a course.)

Mature Driver Course

A 6-hour accident prevention course can save you big money on your auto insurance! Florida drivers age 55 and older can save money on their auto insurance simply by completing a 6-hour accident prevention course. Insurers are mandated to reduce rates for three years, but the amount of the discount varies with each insurance provider; check with your agent for the details. However, with our low prices, the course is sure to pay for itself many times over!

Upon registration, you may start this online class immediately. Simply read the easy-to-follow instructional content. It's filled with colorful pictures, charts, and graphs that thoroughly explain the material, and the traffic-related humor will have you laughing while you learn to be a safer driver! Finish the course at your own pace by signing in and out as you need to (at the end of each brief chapter), and complete the short review quizzes and final exam right on your computer. It couldn't be any easier!

After you pass the course, we'll mail to you two copies of your Certificate of Completion: One is for your records, and the other must be presented to your insurer to claim your discount.

TLSAE:

The Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) course, is a 4-hour seminar required of any person 18 and older who has never held a regular driver's license prior to their application for a driving permit in the state of Florida. (Drivers who are under 21 and receive a notice of suspension for driving with a BAC of 0.02 – 0.05 must complete a TLSAE course in order to reinstate their driver license on a hardship basis.)

The Internet-based course is comprised of six easy-to-read chapters and a compelling video presentation. You must pass a 40-question final exam by correctly answering at least 32 questions (80%) in order to successfully complete the course. Completions will be electronically reported to the FLHSMV, and you'll get a paper Certificate of Completion for your records.

This FLHSMV-authorized program is broken into seven short, super-manageable sections packed with:
• easy-to-understand info
• eye-catching graphics, charts, and videos
• interactive exercises that actually keep you awake
• real-world tips to make you a smarter, safer driver

We turn the "serious stuff" into something that's actually fun to learn!

Online Permit Test

Unlicensed drivers under the age of 18 now have the option of taking their Driver's Permit Test via the Internet. The flexibility and convenience of this online option means you can skip the congestion, long lines, and waiting at your local FLHSMV office. Instead, you'll be able to relax and pass the test from the comfort of your own home.

By FLHSMV regulation, a parent must be present during the testing session. Before you access the test, your parent will be asked to provide certain identifying information and to certify statements that attest that they've monitored your test session.

Each driver's permit test (Class E Knowledge Test) consists of 50 multiple-choice subject matter questions (questions related to driving and traffic). Periodically throughout the test, you will also be asked to respond to personal identity validation questions. If you answer a personal identity validation question incorrectly (the answer does not match the answer given to that question during your registration process), you will be asked a different question; a second incorrect answer will result in the termination of your testing session (a "failure" of the test). You are allotted a total of 60 minutes to complete each attempt at the test.

You are required to correctly answer at least 40 (80%) of the subject matter questions in order to pass the test.

You are allowed three opportunities to pass the test in the online format. If you fail your first or second attempt at the test, you may attempt the test again, but will be required to pay a FLHSMV-assessed retesting fee of $20 for your second and third attempts. If you fail your third attempt at an online test, you will have to go to your local FLHSMV or tax collector office where you must take a paper-based version of the test; the online testing option will no longer be available to you.

Practice Permit Test

Our Practice Permit Test program helps you to get comfortable with the driver's permit testing process, and it allows yet another opportunity to review the material before attempting the "official" test. These dual benefits will help you to build the confidence you'll need to pass the test quickly and easily on your first try!

Our question database contains enough questions to populate three complete tests with unique questions. The low price of admission to our online Practice Permit Test program gets you two weeks' worth of access to the service (from the first time you access this program), however, and you may take practice tests as many times as you like during that period.