FMCSA CDL ELDT – Hazardous Material (H)

To get a Commercial Driver's License (CDL) in Florida, you must: Be at least 18 years old for intrastate driving (21+ for interstate driving). Hold a valid Florida driver’s license. Obtain a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP). Complete the Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) theory course for your CDL class (A or B) or endorsement. Pass a knowledge test and skills/road test. Provide the required documents (ID, Social Security, residency proof, etc.). Cheapest Traffic School offers online FMCSA-approved ELDT courses for Class A, Class B, and endorsements (P, S, H) in English, Spanish, and Russian.

You must enroll in the FMCSA Hazardous Materials (HazMat) ELDT course if: You currently hold a CDL and want to add a Hazmat (H) endorsement. You applied for a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) on or after February 7, 2022. You plan to transport hazardous materials, such as fuel, chemicals, or medical waste.

To transfer an out-of-state CDL to Florida, you must: Visit a Florida DMV office in person. Provide proof of identity, Social Security number, and residency documents. Pass a vision test. Surrender your out-of-state CDL license. If your existing license doesn’t meet current ELDT requirements, you may need to complete a theory course before upgrading or adding endorsements. Avoid delays—check if you need ELDT training and complete it online with Cheapest Traffic School!

To obtain a Hazardous Materials (HazMat) Endorsement (H) in Florida, you must: Hold a valid Florida CDL or apply for one. Complete the FMCSA ELDT Hazmat Theory Course from a registered training provider like Cheapest Traffic School. Pass the Hazmat knowledge test at a Florida DMV office. Submit fingerprints and complete a TSA background check through the Universal Enrollment Services. Meet all federal and state security clearance requirements. Enroll in our online Hazmat ELDT course for just $99 to meet the federal training requirement quickly and affordably.

You may be disqualified from obtaining or holding a CDL in Florida if you: Have a serious criminal record or DUI convictions. Failing a drug or alcohol test. Are medically unqualified based on DOT physical requirements. Have a suspended, revoked, or canceled license. Commit certain traffic offenses (e.g., leaving the scene, using a commercial vehicle in a felony). Fail the required background check for endorsements like HazMat. Stay compliant and start right—our affordable CDL training courses at Cheapest Traffic School can help you meet federal and state standards with ease.

To become a CDL driver in Florida: Obtain a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) Complete an FMCSA-approved ELDT course Pass the CDL skills test Submit documentation at a Florida DMV and receive your CDL

The TPR is a national database where CDL training providers report student course completions. CDL testing centers verify your ELDT completion through the TPR before administering the CDL test.

Anyone who applies for a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) on or after February 7, 2022, must complete an FMCSA-approved Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) course before taking the CDL skills or knowledge test. This applies to: First-time Class A or Class B CDL applicants Drivers upgrading from Class B to Class A Anyone adding a School Bus (S), Passenger (P), or Hazmat (H) endorsement Cheapest Traffic School offers 100% online, FMCSA-compliant ELDT certification courses in English, Spanish, and Russian.

You must enroll in an FMCSA-approved Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) course if: You are applying for a Class A or Class B CDL for the first time. You are upgrading from a Class B to a Class A CDL. You are adding a Hazardous Materials (H), Passenger (P), or School Bus (S) endorsement. You obtained a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) on or after February 7, 2022. At Cheapest Traffic School, we offer affordable, 100% online ELDT courses in English, Spanish, and Russian that meet all FMCSA requirements.

The Florida CDL permit test (CLP test) includes: General Knowledge Test – required for all CDL applicants Air Brakes Test – required if your vehicle has air brakes Combination Vehicles Test – required for Class A CDL Additional endorsement tests as needed (e.g., Hazmat, Passenger, School Bus) Once you pass these written exams, you’ll receive your Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) and can then enroll in Cheapest Traffic School’s ELDT course to fulfill federal requirements before taking your skills test. Start Today with Cheapest Traffic School Whether you're getting your first CDL or transferring to Florida, our ELDT courses are affordable, online, FMCSA-approved, and available in multiple languages. Enroll now and take the next step toward your commercial driving career!

Yes. The FMCSA’s ELDT rule applies in all U.S. states, including Florida. If you received your CLP on or after February 7, 2022, you are required to complete an ELDT theory course before you can take your CDL skills or knowledge test. Cheapest Traffic School provides fully compliant ELDT courses accepted by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) and the FMCSA Training Provider Registry.

You must enroll in an FMCSA-approved ELDT course if: ✔️ You obtained a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) on or after February 7, 2022 and need to complete ELDT before taking your CDL skills test. ✔️ You are applying for a Class A or Class B CDL for the first time. ✔️ You want to upgrade from a Class B CDL to a Class A CDL. ✔️ You are adding a Passenger, School Bus, or Hazmat endorsement to your CDL. ✔️ You are seeking an affordable, 100% online CDL ELDT course that meets FMCSA requirements. Enroll today with Cheapest Traffic School and start your CDL journey now!

The duration of a CDL course in Florida depends on the type of training you are taking: ✔️ CDL ELDT Theory Courses (Online at Cheapest Traffic School) – Can be completed in just a few hours, as they are self-paced. ✔️ Behind-the-Wheel CDL Training – Typically takes 3-6 weeks, depending on the program and training schedule. ✔️ Full CDL Training Programs (Theory + Behind-the-Wheel) – May take 4-8 weeks at a truck driving school. If you want to start your CDL training right away, our FMCSA-approved online ELDT courses let you complete your required theory training quickly and easily before moving on to your skills test.

The cost of a CDL training course in Florida varies based on the type of CDL you are pursuing and the training provider you choose. At Cheapest Traffic School, we offer affordable and FMCSA-compliant CDL Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) courses: Class A CDL ELDT Course: Starts at $249 Class B CDL ELDT Course: Starts at $249 CDL Endorsement Courses (Passenger, School Bus, Hazmat, etc.): Start at $99 Class B to A CDL Upgrade: $249 These online courses fulfill the FMCSA-required theory training and allow you to complete your education at your own pace, from any device. Additional behind-the-wheel training costs will vary depending on your chosen truck driving school.

Yes! As of February 7, 2022, the FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration) mandates ELDT training for all drivers upgrading from a Class B to a Class A CDL. This online theory course is a required step before scheduling your CDL skills test.

Once you successfully complete the course, we will automatically submit your completion record to the FMCSA Training Provider Registry (TPR). This ensures that your eligibility is updated before you take your CDL skills test.

Our CDL B to A Upgrade ELDT Course (Russian) costs only $249, making it one of the most affordable training options available.

The course is 100% self-paced, allowing you to complete it as quickly or as slowly as you prefer. Most students finish within a few hours.

If you currently hold a Class B CDL and wish to upgrade to a Class A CDL, you must complete an FMCSA-approved Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) course before taking your CDL skills test. This requirement applies to anyone who obtained a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) on or after February 7, 2022.

Enrollment is easy! Simply visit Cheapest Traffic School, our website online, and click on CDL Learners & Endorsements in the Menu then scroll down and click read more for FMCSA CDL ELDT – B to A Upgrade(Russian), then scroll down and click on register now. Fill out the form details and start your training, and complete it at your own pace.

If you're looking to expand your truck driving career and increase your earning potential, upgrading from a Class B to a Class A CDL is the next step. With a Class A CDL, you’ll have access to more job opportunities and the ability to drive a wider range of commercial vehicles, including: ✔️ Tractor-trailers (18-wheelers, semi-trucks) ✔️ Tanker trucks ✔️ Flatbed trucks ✔️ Livestock carriers By enrolling in our FMCSA-approved ELDT course, you’ll meet federal training requirements while enjoying the convenience of online learning in Russian. Take control of your future—Enroll now with Cheapest Traffic School and upgrade to a Class A CDL today!

Yes. The ELDT theory course is just one part of the process. You will still need to complete behind-the-wheel training with an FMCSA-approved training provider before taking your skills test.

Yes! Our FMCSA-compliant B to A Upgrade ELDT course is fully online and available in Russian. You can access it from any device with an internet connection—laptop, tablet, or smartphone.

If you are looking to obtain or upgrade your Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), you may be required to complete Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) before taking your skills test. You MUST enroll in an FMCSA-approved ELDT course if you: ✔️ Are applying for a Class A or Class B CDL for the first time. ✔️ Are upgrading from a Class B to a Class A CDL. ✔️ Are adding a Passenger (P), School Bus (S), or Hazardous Materials (H) Endorsement to your CDL. ✔️ Obtained a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) on or after February 7, 2022. At Cheapest Traffic School, we offer 100% online, FMCSA-approved ELDT courses to help you meet federal training requirements quickly, affordably, and conveniently. Enroll today and take the next step in your CDL career!

The cost of CDL training in Florida varies depending on the training type: ✔️ ELDT Online Theory Course – Only at $99, the Cheapest Traffic School. ✔️ Behind-the-Wheel Training – Typically $2,500 to $10,000, depending on the CDL school. ✔️ CDL Permit Fee – Around $75. ✔️ CDL Skills Test Fee – $100 to $250, depending on the testing location. Save money by completing your ELDT online with Cheapest Traffic School and choosing an affordable training provider for your Behind-the-Wheel training.

If you are looking to obtain or upgrade your Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), you may be required to complete Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) before taking your skills test. You MUST enroll in an FMCSA-approved ELDT course if you: ✔️ Are applying for a Class A or Class B CDL for the first time. ✔️ Are upgrading from a Class B to a Class A CDL. ✔️ Are adding a Passenger (P), School Bus (S), or Hazardous Materials (H) Endorsement to your CDL. ✔️ Obtained a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) on or after February 7, 2022. At Cheapest Traffic School, we offer 100% online, FMCSA-approved ELDT courses to help you meet federal training requirements quickly, affordably, and conveniently. Enroll today and take the next step in your CDL career!

To get a Passenger (P) Endorsement on your Florida CDL: Have a valid Florida CDL (Class A, B, or C). Complete the FMCSA-approved ELDT Passenger course. Pass the Passenger endorsement knowledge test. Pass the CDL skills test in a passenger vehicle. Once completed, the P endorsement will be added to your CDL, allowing you to legally transport passengers.

In Florida, a Passenger (P) Endorsement is required to drive vehicles designed to carry 16 or more passengers, including buses and large vans. To get the endorsement, you must: Hold a valid CDL (Class A, B, or C). Complete FMCSA-compliant ELDT training (like the online course from Cheapest Traffic School). Pass the Passenger Endorsement knowledge test. Pass a skills test in a passenger vehicle. Once completed, the (P) endorsement is added to your CDL, allowing you to transport passengers legally.

Yes, Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) is required in Florida for anyone who wants to obtain a CDL for the first time, upgrade from Class B to Class A, or add certain endorsements (Passenger, School Bus, or Hazardous Materials). You must enroll in an FMCSA-approved ELDT course if: ✔️ You are applying for a Class A or Class B CDL for the first time. ✔️ You are upgrading from a Class B to a Class A CDL. ✔️ You are adding an endorsement (Passenger (P), School Bus (S), or Hazardous Materials (H)). ✔️ You obtained a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) on or after February 7, 2022. At Cheapest Traffic School, we offer FMCSA-approved, 100% online ELDT courses to help you meet these federal requirements quickly and affordably.

If you already have a CDL from another state and need to transfer it to Florida, you must: ✔️ Surrender your current out-of-state CDL. ✔️ Provide proof of identity, Social Security number, and Florida residency. ✔️ Pass a vision test. ✔️ Submit a DOT Medical Examiner’s Certificate (if required for your CDL type). ✔️ Pay the CDL transfer fee (varies by county, typically $75 to $100). Start your CDL journey today with Cheapest Traffic School – Florida’s most affordable online CDL training provider!

The cost of CDL training in Florida depends on the type of CDL and training provider: ✔️ ELDT Online Theory Course – Only $99 to $249 at Cheapest Traffic School. ✔️ Behind-the-Wheel Training – Costs range from $2,500 to $10,000, depending on the CDL school and program length. ✔️ Florida CDL Permit Fee – Around $75. ✔️ CDL Skills Test Fee – Typically $100 to $250. Want to save money? Start with our affordable online ELDT courses and reduce your overall training costs!

To obtain a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) in Florida, you must: Be at least 18 years old (for intrastate driving) or 21 years old (for interstate or Hazmat driving). Hold a valid Florida driver’s license. Obtain a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) by passing the required knowledge tests. Complete an FMCSA-approved ELDT course (if applying for a new CDL, upgrading, or adding endorsements). Pass a DOT medical exam and obtain a Medical Examiner’s Certificate (MEC). Complete Behind-the-Wheel training (if required). Pass the CDL skills test (pre-trip inspection, basic control, and road test). Pay the required fees and obtain your CDL.

Yes! Once you complete the CDL Class B to A ELDT course at Cheapest Traffic School, we automatically submit your completion to the FMCSA Training Provider Registry (TPR). This ensures that your records are available when you schedule your CDL skills test.

Desde el 7 de febrero de 2022, la FMCSA exige completar una capacitación ELDT antes de presentar el examen de habilidades Clase A. Este curso es para ti si: ✔️ Ya tienes una CDL Clase B y deseas obtener una CDL Clase A ✔️ Obtuviste tu Permiso de Aprendizaje Comercial (CLP) después del 7 de febrero de 2022 ✔️ Quieres mejores empleos y mayores ingresos ✔️ Necesitas cumplir con los nuevos requisitos federales En Cheapest Traffic School te lo ponemos fácil: Curso 100% en línea, aprobado por la FMCSA y al mejor precio. ¡Inscríbete hoy y obtén tu CDL Clase A sin complicaciones!

The cost to upgrade from a Class B to a Class A CDL in Florida includes several expenses: ✔️ FMCSA-Approved ELDT Course – Only $249 at Cheapest Traffic School ✔️ CDL Permit Fee – Around $75 ✔️ Behind-the-Wheel Training – Varies, typically $2,000 to $5,000, depending on the provider ✔️ CDL Skills Test Fee – Around $100 to $250 By enrolling in our affordable online ELDT course, you can save money while fulfilling FMCSA training requirements before moving on to the next steps in your CDL upgrade.

To upgrade from a Class B to a Class A CDL in Florida, follow these steps: Take the FMCSA-Approved ELDT Course – Enroll in our online Class B to A CDL upgrade course ($249). Get Your CDL Permit – Pass the Florida CDL knowledge test at your local DMV. Complete Behind-the-Wheel Training – Choose an FMCSA-approved training provider for on-road instruction. Pass the CDL Skills Test – Schedule and pass your Class A CDL road test at a certified Florida testing center. Receive Your CDL License – Once you pass, you’ll be issued a Class A CDL, unlocking new job opportunities!

Our FMCSA-approved online ELDT course is self-paced, meaning you can complete it as quickly or as slowly as you need. Most students finish within a few hours or over a weekend.

Since February 7, 2022, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) requires all drivers who upgrade from a Class B to a Class A CDL to complete an Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) course before taking the CDL skills test. Without this training, you cannot obtain a Class A CDL. Our 100% online ELDT course makes it quick, easy, and affordable to meet this federal requirement.

Absolutely! Our CDL Class B to A ELDT course is 100% online and mobile-friendly, so you can complete it on your smartphone, tablet, laptop, or desktop from anywhere with an internet connection.

At Cheapest Traffic School, we offer a self-paced, 100% online Class B ELDT Course that is affordable, FMCSA-approved, and mobile-friendly. Complete your federal training requirements anytime, anywhere! Enroll today and take the first step toward earning your Class B CDL!

The cost of a CDL training course in Florida varies depending on the type of CDL and the school, and endorsements selected. Full CDL Training Programs (Including Behind-the-Wheel Training) – Can range from $3,000 to $7,000 Here’s a breakdown of potential costs: CDL Class A ELDT Online Course – Only $150 at Cheapest Traffic School CDL Class B ELDT Online Course – Only $150 at Cheapest Traffic School Our online ELDT courses allow you to save money while fulfilling FMCSA training requirements before moving on to behind-the-wheel instruction.

Class B CDL drivers in Florida earn an average salary of $40,000 to $60,000 per year, depending on experience, industry, and location. Entry-level drivers often start at around $18 to $22 per hour, while experienced drivers can earn $25+ per hour in specialized industries like passenger transport, delivery services, or construction trucking.

In Florida, the total cost of obtaining a Class B CDL depends on several factors, including training fees, permit costs, and testing expenses. At Cheapest Traffic School, we offer an FMCSA-approved Class B Online ELDT Course for just $150, helping you fulfill the required Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) at the lowest cost possible. Additional expenses include: CDL Permit Fee – Around $75 Behind-the-Wheel Training – Ranges from $2,000 to $5,000, depending on the provider CDL Skills Test Fee – Typically $100 to $250 By starting with our affordable online ELDT course, you can save money while meeting federal CDL training requirements.

While CDL training typically requires an investment, you may be able to get a CDL in Florida for free through: ✔️ Workforce Grants & Government Programs – CareerSource Florida and state workforce agencies sometimes cover CDL training costs. ✔️ Company-Sponsored CDL Training – Some trucking companies offer free CDL training in exchange for a work commitment after earning your license. ✔️ Veterans Benefits & Financial Aid – Military veterans may qualify for CDL training assistance through the GI Bill®. ✔️ Affordable Online ELDT Training – While most CDL programs aren’t free, you can significantly reduce costs by taking our $150 online Class A or Class B ELDT course at Cheapest Traffic School, meeting federal training requirements at the lowest price! Start your CDL journey with Cheapest Traffic School today—get FMCSA-approved training at the most affordable price in Florida!

Anyone applying for a Class B Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) must complete Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) if their CDL permit was issued on or after February 7, 2022.

The cost of getting a Class A CDL in Florida varies based on training providers and additional fees. At Cheapest Traffic School, we offer an FMCSA-approved Class A Online ELDT Course at an affordable price, helping you meet federal training requirements without breaking the bank at just $150. After completing the online course, you’ll need behind-the-wheel training, which can cost anywhere from $3,000 to $7,000, depending on the school. Other costs include the CDL permit fee, skills test, and medical exam. Choosing Cheapest Traffic School for your ELDT training is a great way to save money while working toward your commercial driving career.

On average, most students complete the entire process in 4 to 8 weeks, but the more dedicated you are, the faster you can get on the road! Online ELDT Course – At Cheapest Traffic School, our Class A ELDT Course is self-paced, allowing you to finish in just a few hours. CDL Permit – Studying for and passing the permit test may take a few days to a couple of weeks. Behind-the-Wheel Training – Most training programs last between 3 to 8 weeks, depending on full-time or part-time schedules. CDL Skills Test – After completing training, you can schedule and pass the road test. The timeline for getting a Class A CDL in Florida depends on how quickly you complete the required training.

This CDL license training course is designed for commercial motor vehicle drivers who currently hold a Class B CDL and are seeking to upgrade to a Class A CDL. If you fall into any of the following categories, you need to enroll in our Class A Online ELDT Course at Cheapest Traffic School: ✔️ First-Time Class A CDL Applicants – If you’ve never held a Class A CDL before, this training is mandatory. ✔️ Drivers Upgrading from Class B to Class A CDL – If you already have a Class B CDL and want to upgrade to Class A, ELDT is required. ✔️ Those Seeking an Interstate CDL – If you plan to drive across state lines, you must meet federal ELDT requirements. ✔️ Aspiring Truck Drivers Looking for a High-Paying Career – Trucking is one of the most in-demand careers, and getting your Class A CDL is the first step! ✔️ Drivers Required by Their Employer – Some companies may require ELDT certification before offering employment.

Take ELDT Theory Online – Complete your required Entry-Level Driver Training at Cheapest Traffic School, 100% online and FMCSA-approved. Get a CLP (Commercial Learner’s Permit) – Pass the written knowledge tests at your local DMV. Start Behind-the-Wheel Training ASAP – Choose a school with fast-start programs. Schedule Skills Test Early – Book your road test right after ELDT and BTW training. Have Your DOT Medical Card Ready – Get your physical done ahead of time to avoid delays. 🕒 Pro Tip: Most people can complete the entire process in 4–8 weeks with the right preparation and online training.

At Cheapest Traffic School, we offer a fully online, self-paced, and FMCSA-approved ELDT course that is affordable and easy to complete from any device. Save money and get started on your CDL today! Enroll in the Class A Online ELDT Course Today!

To get your Class A CDL in Florida, follow these steps: Meet the Requirements – You must be at least 18 years old for intrastate driving (21 for interstate) and pass a DOT physical exam. Complete ELDT Training – As of February 2022, the FMCSA requires Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) before taking the CDL test. Enroll in our self-paced, online Class A ELDT Course at Cheapest Traffic School to meet this requirement affordably. Obtain a CDL Permit – Pass the Florida CDL general knowledge, air brakes, and combination vehicle tests. Take Behind-the-Wheel Training – Choose an FMCSA-approved provider for hands-on driving experience. Pass the CDL Skills Test – Demonstrate your ability to operate a commercial vehicle. Get Your CDL License – Once you pass the test, you'll receive your Class A CDL and can start your trucking career!

Yes. If you wish to go to traffic school for a Florida ticket, you must elect to attend a basic driver improvement course with the court when you pay your fine. By electing to attend a driver improvement course, you will receive a 18% discount off the fine and the points from the ticket will not be assessed to your license, as long as you complete the course.

You can elect to attend a FLHSMV-approved basic driver improvement school once every 12 months or a total of 5 times within your lifetime.

Yes. It is your responsibility to send your certificate to the same County you received your ticket in.

No, the course does not have a final exam. You will have a quiz at the end of each chapter.

Yes! We've made the course flexible, and have given you the ability to work at your own pace on your own schedule. There are timers in each chapter to ensure that each chapter is at least 50 minutes, you can take as much time as you need to read the course materials and proceed at a pace that works for you. You can log on and off as needed and your progress will be saved. The course is available 24/7.

As soon as you complete the course, your certificate will be available for download inside your account. If you chose to have your certificate sent via Regular Mail, we will send your certificate the same business day (if you complete before 2 pm EST) and it should only take 3-5 business days.

Yes. We electronically report your completion to the Florida DHSMV. You can visit the DHSMV Traffic School Completion Check page to make sure your completion was reported.

Yes! Our course is state-approved by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) and is accepted by all 67 Florida counties.

The 4-Hour Florida Basic Driver Improvement (BDI) course is designed for: ✔ Drivers Who Received a Traffic Ticket – If you’ve received a non-criminal moving violation in Florida, you can take this course to avoid points on your driving record. ✔ Drivers Wanting to Prevent Insurance Rate Increases – By completing this course, you can prevent your insurance premiums from going up due to a traffic violation. ✔ Drivers Who Want to Maintain a “Safe Driver” Status – Avoid accumulating points that could lead to license suspension. ✔ Drivers Seeking an 18% Fine Reduction – Under Florida law (Statute 318.1451), electing to take this course can reduce your traffic ticket fine by 18%. ✔ Court-Ordered or DHSMV-Mandated Participants – If a judge or the Florida DHSMV has required you to take a driver improvement course, this state-approved program meets all legal requirements. Important: This course is not for first-time drivers or learner’s permit applicants.

The riskiest driving age is 16 to 19 years old, with 16-year-olds being the most at risk. Teen drivers have the highest crash rates due to inexperience, risk-taking behaviors, and distractions like mobile phones. Statistics show that crash risks decrease with age and driving experience.

No, in Florida, you must be at least 15 years old to apply for a learner’s permit and begin supervised driving. A 14-year-old cannot legally drive on public roads. However, they can start preparing by taking the Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) Course.

Driving lessons vary by school and location, but prices generally range from $150 per hour for private driving lessons. Some schools offer packages, which can cost $300 to $800 for multiple lessons, including behind-the-wheel training.

Our Driving & Surviving: Teaching Your Teen to Drive program is designed for: ✔ New Teen Drivers – Teens who are just learning to drive and want to understand the most common causes of crashes and how to prevent them. ✔ Parents of Teen Drivers – Parents looking for expert guidance on how to coach their teen to be a safe and responsible driver. ✔ Families Preparing for the Learner’s Permit – Those who want to go beyond basic driver’s education and focus on real-life crash prevention strategies. ✔ Anyone Concerned About Teen Driver Safety – Educators, mentors, or guardians who want to reduce the risks for inexperienced drivers. By enrolling in this course, parents and teens gain life-saving knowledge about the six most common mistakes new drivers make and how to avoid them. Start today and drive with confidence!

The cost for a first-time Florida driver’s license is $95, but additional fees may apply depending on the county or service center.

Insurance rates for first-time drivers vary based on factors like age, driving record, and vehicle type. On average, first-time drivers in Florida can expect to pay between $150 to $400 per month for car insurance, with younger drivers typically paying higher rates.

The required course for first-time drivers in Florida is the 4-hour Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) Course, also known as the Drug & Alcohol Course. This course is mandatory before applying for a learner’s permit.

This course is required for: ✔ First-Time Drivers in Florida – Anyone applying for a Florida Learner’s Permit for the first time, as mandated by Florida Statute 322.095. ✔ Teens Under 18 – You must be under 18 years old to take the official permit exam online. If you’re 18 or older, you must take the test in person at the DMV. ✔ Drivers Under 21 with a License Suspension – If your license was suspended for an alcohol-related violation, you are required to complete the Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) Course before reinstatement. ✔ New Florida Residents (Under 18) – If you are moving to Florida and do not have an out-of-state driver’s license, you must complete this course and pass the permit exam before applying for a Florida Learner’s Permit. If you fit any of these categories, enrolling in this program is the first step toward getting your Florida Learner’s Permit and beginning your journey as a licensed driver!

To get your first Florida driver’s license, follow these steps: ✔️ Complete the TLSAE Course (Drug & Alcohol Course) ✔️ Pass the Florida Permit Test (if under 18, this can be done online) ✔️ Obtain a Learner’s Permit (if under 18, hold it for 12 months without violations) ✔️ Complete a Driving Test (if required) at a local DHSMV office ✔️ Submit Required Documents (proof of identity, residency, and social security number) ✔️ Pay the License Fee and receive your Florida driver’s license

The Florida First Time Driver Package is designed for: ✔️ First-Time Drivers (Teens Under 18) – If you are applying for a learner’s permit in Florida, this package fulfills all state requirements, including the 4-hour TLSAE course and the official permit exam. ✔️ Teens Preparing for Their Florida Permit Test – This package provides everything you need to study, practice, and take the test online, helping you pass on your first attempt. ✔️ Drivers Under 21 With Alcohol-Related Suspensions – If your license was suspended due to an alcohol-related violation, you may be required to take the TLSAE course before reinstatement. ✔️ Anyone Wanting a Convenient, All-in-One Option – With 100% online access, interactive lessons, and a bonus practice test, this package offers a complete, hassle-free way to earn your learner’s permit. Not Eligible? If you are 18 or older, you must take the permit exam in person at the DMV instead of online.

The cost of a first-time Florida driver’s license is typically $95, but additional fees may apply depending on the county or service center.

First-time drivers in Florida must complete the 4-hour Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) Course, also known as the Drug & Alcohol Course, before applying for a learner’s permit.

You should practice: ✔️ Traffic laws and road signs (study the Florida Driver Handbook) ✔️ Basic driving maneuvers (turning, stopping, parking, and lane changes) ✔️ Defensive driving techniques (safe following distance, hazard awareness) ✔️ Parallel and straight-in parking (common in the test)

The Basic Driver Improvement (BDI) Course is 4 hours long. Some other advanced courses, such as an Advanced Driver Improvement (ADI) Course, can be 12 hours.

The Florida Online Permit Exam is designed for: ✔️ First-Time Drivers Under 18 – If you are a teenager (under 18 years old) and applying for a learner’s permit in Florida, you must pass this exam as part of the state requirements. ✔️ Teens Preparing for Their Learner’s Permit – This is the official Class E Knowledge Test, which must be completed before you can obtain a Florida Restricted or Learner’s Permit. ✔️ Students Who Have Completed the TLSAE Course – Before taking the online permit test, first-time drivers must complete the 4-hour Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) course, which is a required step in the Florida licensing process. ✔️ Teens Seeking a Convenient Online Testing Option – If you prefer to take the test from home instead of at a DMV office, this state-approved online test provides a convenient alternative. 🔹 Not Eligible? If you are 18 or older, you must take the permit exam in person at the DMV instead of online.

The required course is the Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) Course, also known as the Drug & Alcohol Course. This 4-hour course is mandatory for all first-time drivers in Florida before they can take the permit test. It covers: Florida traffic laws Effects of alcohol and drugs on driving Defensive driving techniques Safe driving practices Once this is completed, you can take the Florida Permit Test (if under 18) online or at a DHSMV office.

No, you cannot get a full Florida driver's license online. However, you can complete certain steps online, such as: Taking the Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) Course Taking the Permit Exam (if under 18) Renewing or replacing an existing license through the Florida DHSMV website To obtain your actual license, you must visit a Florida DMV office for a vision test and road test (if required), and provide necessary identification documents.

Yes, if you're under 18 years old, you can take the Official Class E Knowledge Exam (Permit Test) online through an approved provider like the American Safety Institute (ASI).

You can take a practice test up to 3 times, and each attempt will feature different sets of questions.

Yes, the practice test must be completed in one sitting. Just like the official DMV Permit Exam. You will have 60 minutes to finish the test. Enroll today and ace your Permit Prep Test!

Just like the official DMV Permit Exam, you must score 80% or higher to pass. That means you need to answer 40 out of 50 questions correctly.

The Permit Prep Test is ideal for: ✔️ First-Time Drivers – Anyone preparing to take the official DMV Permit Exam for the first time. ✔️ Teen Drivers – Your age must be between 15 and 18 years old to obtain a Permit Prep Test. ✔️ Learner’s Permit Applicants – Those who need to pass the Florida Class E Knowledge Test. ✔️ Anyone Who Wants Extra Practice – Drivers who want to boost their confidence before the real test. If you want to pass your permit exam on the first try, this practice test is for you!

Divorcing parents with children under 18 – Required by Florida courts before finalizing a divorce. Parents involved in custody disputes – Helps fulfill court-ordered parenting education requirements. Separated parents looking to improve co-parenting skills – Learn effective communication and conflict resolution. Anyone ordered by the Florida court to take a Parent Education and Family Stabilization Course. This state-approved, 4-hour online course meets Florida Statute 61.21 requirements and ensures you stay compliant with court orders. Enroll today for just $45.

The court won't finalize the divorce until both parents complete the required course. Failing to take it can result in delays or additional legal consequences.

At Cheapest Traffic School, our 4-hour Florida Co-Parenting Course is only $35, fully approved by the Florida Department of Children & Families (DCF).

Yes, If you live in Florida, Florida law (Statute 61.21) requires divorcing parents with children under 18 to complete a 4-hour Parent Education and Family Stabilization Course before finalizing the divorce. The Court requires that you attend one of the many approved parent education programs throughout the State. You may call the local Clerk of Court in your county for parenting class information.

Section 627.0652, Florida Statutes authorizes drivers aged 55 and older – Required to qualify 6-Hour Florida Mature Driver Course for an auto insurance discount. Seniors who are looking to refresh their driving skills – Learn updated traffic laws and defensive driving techniques. Drivers who want to improve safety on the road – Adapt to age-related changes in vision, reflexes, and reaction time. Anyone seeking an FLHSMV-approved Mature Driver Course – Fully recognized by the state for insurance savings. Register for your state-approved mature driver course!

The Florida Mature Driver Course is 6 hours long and is designed for drivers aged 55 and older..You can work on the course over multiple sessions, logging on and off as needed at your pace.

At Cheapest Traffic School, our 6-Hour Florida Mature Driver Course is just $35 and fully FLHSMV-approved! This affordable & convenient mature driver course will earn drivers 55 and older a car insurance discount. Complete our driving school today and save money! 🚗 Stay Safe & Save Money – Enroll Today!

Section 627.0652, Florida Statutes authorizes drivers aged 55 and older – Required to qualify 6-Hour Florida Mature Driver Course for an auto insurance discount. The discount amount varies by insurance provider, so it’s best to check with your insurer for specific savings.

Yes! Our course is approved by courts in all 67 Florida counties and meets the requirements set by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV).

You may be required to take this course if: You received citations for Street or Drag Racing. You were court-ordered as part of a sentencing judgment. You have had multiple speeding violations in a short period. You have committed multiple traffic offenses that indicate signs of aggressive driving. It is a pre-trial requirement as part of a probation officer or judge’s pre-trial diversion agreement.

Instant Download: Upon course completion, your certificate will be available for immediate download inside your account. Email Delivery: We will also email you a copy of your certificate. Regular Mail Option: If you select Regular Mail, we will mail your certificate the same business day (if completed before 2:00 PM EST)—delivery takes 3-5 business days. 🎓 Enroll Today! Get back on the road with confidence and fulfill your court requirements hassle-free! 🚦

No! The course is designed to be flexible and self-paced. You can log in and out as needed, and your progress will be automatically saved. Available 24/7, so you can complete it on your own schedule.

The 8-Hour Florida Aggressive Driver Improvement Course is a court-ordered traffic school program designed for drivers who: Have been ordered by a judge to take an aggressive driving course due to multiple moving violations, road rage incidents, or reckless driving behavior. Have received a ticket for aggressive driving-related offenses such as excessive speeding, tailgating, improper lane changes, or failing to yield the right of way. Have been referred by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) as part of a penalty for accumulating points on their license. Want to improve their driving habits and avoid future violations by learning safe driving techniques and defensive driving strategies.

The course is 8 hours long. You cannot complete the course in less than 8 hours because a built-in timer ensures compliance with state regulations.

The course is 8 hours long, as required by Florida law. A built-in timer ensures compliance, meaning you cannot complete the course in less than 8 hours.

Yes! Our course is approved by all 67 Florida counties and meets all necessary requirements for court-ordered driver improvement.

This 8-Hour Florida Basic Driver Improvement Course is designed for: Drivers with a Court Order – If a judge has required you to complete an 8-hour driver improvement course, this course fulfills that requirement. Drivers with Multiple Traffic Violations – If you have received two or more traffic tickets within one year (Broward or Dade County only), you must take this course to avoid further penalties. Drivers Looking to Prevent Points on Their Record – Completing this course may help prevent points from affecting your insurance rates and driving privileges. Drivers Seeking to Improve Their Driving Skills – Even if not required, this course can help you become a safer, more responsible driver. This course is state-approved and available online and in person for maximum convenience.

No! Our course is fully flexible—you can log in and out anytime, and your progress will be automatically saved. The course is available 24/7, so you can complete it at your own pace.

After completing the course, your certificate will be emailed to you immediately and available for instant download in your account. If you choose Regular Mail, we will ship it the same business day (if completed before 2 PM EST) and it should arrive within 3-5 business days.

No traditional final exam! Instead, you will answer 16 sets of quiz questions throughout the course. Your quiz scores will determine your final result. You must score at least 75% (36 out of 48 correct) to pass.

Depending on your situation, you may need to provide your Enrollment Certificate as proof when registering for the ADI course to apply for a hardship license or to prevent your license suspension.

Yes! Our course is designed to be flexible, allowing you to work at your own pace and on your own schedule. You can log in and out anytime, taking as long as you need to read the course materials and progress at a comfortable pace. The course is available 24/7.

This course is required for drivers in Florida who fall under the following categories: Drivers with a Suspended or Revoked License – If your license has been suspended or revoked (excluding DUI-related offenses), you must complete this course to meet the Florida DHSMV requirements for reinstatement. Habitual Traffic Offenders (HTO) – Drivers classified as habitual offenders due to multiple traffic violations may be required to take the ADI course as part of the reinstatement process. Court-Ordered Drivers – If a judge has ordered you to complete an Advanced Driver Improvement course due to excessive violations, reckless driving, or other offenses, this course fulfills that requirement. Drivers with Too Many Points on Their Record – If you have accumulated too many points within a short period, taking the ADI course may be required to prevent further penalties or to reinstate your license. Drivers Seeking a Hardship License – If you need to apply for a hardship (restricted) license to drive to work or school after a suspension, completion of this course is a necessary step. This fully online course allows drivers to meet state requirements while learning essential defensive-driving techniques and safe driving habits. 🚦

Your certificate will be sent via the delivery method you selected at registration: Regular Mail – Sent on the same business day (if completed before 2:00 PM EST) and will arrive within 3-5 business days. Digital Download – Available for immediate download after completing the course.

Yes! Our course is state-approved by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) and is accepted by all courts in Florida.

This course is required for individuals who: Have had their driver’s license suspended or revoked and need to complete a state-approved course for reinstatement. Are classified as habitual traffic offenders (HTO) by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV). Have been ordered by a court or judge to complete a driver improvement course. Need to meet requirements for a Hardship License application, allowing them to drive under restricted conditions. Have been involved in multiple traffic violations and are required to take this course as part of their driver responsibility program

Your certificate will be sent via the delivery method you selected at registration: Regular Mail – Sent on the same business day (if completed before 2 PM EST) and will arrive within 3-5 business days. Digital Download – Available for immediate download after completing the course.

The course is 12 hours in total. You can work at your own pace and log on and off the program anytime. However, the course cannot be completed in less than 12 hours due to a built-in timer in each chapter. Additionally, the DHSMV requires a mandatory 24-hour break after completing Day 1.

To obtain your Certificate of Enrollment: 1. Log into your account. 2. Complete the registration and security questions. 3. Go to the dashboard, where you will see the course name and image. 4. Click the three dots next to the course name. 5. Select "Download Verification of Enrollment." This will allow you to download your Certificate of Enrollment instantly.

Yes! We've made the course flexible, allowing you to work at your own pace on your own schedule. You can log on and off the program at any time and take as much time as you need to read the course materials and proceed at a pace that works for you. The course is available 24/7.

Yes! Our course is state-approved by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) and accepted by all courts in Florida.

Yes! Our course is fully approved by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV).

🚦 All new drivers in Florida must complete this course before applying for a learner’s permit or driver’s license.

⏳ Yes. The state of Florida requires all first-time driver courses to be exactly 4 hours, whether taken online or in person. 📚 The course consists of 4 chapters, each lasting 60 minutes.

Yes! Our course is designed to be flexible, allowing you to work at your own pace and on your own schedule. You can log in and out anytime, taking as long as you need to read the course materials and progress at a comfortable pace. The course is available 24/7.

Yes. At the end of the course, you will take a 40-question exam, and you must score 80% or higher to pass. ⏳ You can take as much time as you need on the exam. 🔄 Free Retakes! If you don’t pass, you can re-take the exam at no extra charge.

The Florida Basic Driver Improvement (BDI) Course is a 4-hour online program designed for drivers who meet any of the following criteria: Received a Traffic Citation: If you received a moving violation ticket and want to prevent points from being added to your driving record, you may elect to take this course within 30 days of receiving the citation (before paying the fine). Court-Ordered Requirement: A judge may require you to complete this course as part of a traffic violation penalty or legal settlement. Mandated by the Florida DHSMV: If the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) requires you to complete a driver improvement course due to excessive violations or other infractions, you must enroll in BDI to fulfill this requirement. Insurance Rate Protection: Some drivers take this course voluntarily to prevent auto insurance premium increases after a traffic infraction. Check with your insurance provider to see if completing BDI will help maintain your current rates. Refresher for Safer Driving: Even if not required, drivers looking to improve their defensive driving skills and stay updated on Florida traffic laws may enroll in this course voluntarily.

Celebrate! Once you pass the final exam, your completion will be electronically reported to the Florida DMV. No certificate or paperwork needed—the DMV will have your completion record on file!

The 4-Hour Drug & Alcohol Course (also known as the Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education – TLSAE Course) is required for: ✅ First-Time Drivers in Florida – If you have never had a driver’s license before, you must complete this course before applying for a Learner’s Permit or Class E Driver’s License. ✅ Teens Applying for a Learner’s Permit – Florida law requires anyone under 18 to complete this course before taking the learner’s permit test. ✅ New Florida Residents (Without a License) – If you recently moved to Florida and don’t have a valid driver’s license from another state or country, you must take this course before applying for a Florida license. ✅ Drivers Who Have Been Ordered by the Court or DMV – In some cases, the Florida DHSMV or a judge may require a driver to complete this course as part of a penalty for a traffic violation.

You can take the Drug & Alcohol Course after your 14th birthday, but you must be at least 15 years old to apply for your Class E Learner’s License (restricted license).