Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE)

No. You must complete the Basic Driver Improvement (BDI) Course for that. The TLSAE course will only help you obtain your learner's license in Florida.

Yes. Florida requires individuals under 18 must complete the drug & alcohol course as one of the requirements to get their learner's permit. It's 100% online - no classroom required.

Yes, the Florida DMV states you must also complete the 50-question road signs and regulations test (DHSMV Online Permit Exam). We also provide this exam online which you will see under the listed courses/exams for Florida on our website.

At this time we only offer the TLSAE course in English. We hope to provide it in other languages soon.

The Traffic Law And Substance Abuse Education course takes a minimum of 4-hours to complete. With an online option, the course can be completed from anywhere, anytime.

Taking the drug and alcohol test is one requirement that you must complete to receive your learner's permit. It is made up of 40 multiple-choice questions. You can take this test after you have completed a 4-hour traffic law and substance abuse education course which teaches you about the effects that alcohol and drugs have on your driving ability.

You have to score at least 80% on the drug and alcohol test to pass in Florida. Luckily, DriveSafeToday's course allows for unlimited retakes for free so you can successfully complete this specific requirement to receive your learner's permit.

Yes, DriveSafeToday's course is approved by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV). Completion of this course/test will allow you to fulfill one of the requirements of obtaining a learner's license in Florida.

DriveSafeToday's course costs only $24.95. This price includes the price of the course, the $3.00 state assessment fee and the servicing fee charged by DriveSafeToday. The DHSMV Permit Exam is not included in this price - that is a separate exam that we also provide and is another requirement to obtain your learner's permit.

Yes, taking the drug and alcohol test is required to get your learner's permit in Florida if you are under the age of 18. It's also one of the requirements to receive your driver's license if you are a first-time driver over the age of 18. The 4-hour traffic law and substance abuse education course and test can be completed online with DriveSafeToday, however, so you never have to leave the comfort of your home.

To receive a Class E driver’s license in Florida if you are 18 years and older, you need to provide: Proof of identity Proof of Social Security number Proof of residential address Proof of completion of a Traffic Law & Substance Abuse Education Course or license from another state, country, or jurisdiction.

You can take a Florida DHSMV approved TLSAE course completely online to help you earn your learner's permit. Taking an online course that's available 24/7 and compatible with any internet-accessible device (mobile, tablet, computer) gives you the freedom to work at your own pace.

You can take the required drug and alcohol test completely online by completing a Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) approved TLSAE course. It's the easiest and most convenient way to complete the test as one of the requirements to receive your learner's permit.

At DriveSafeToday, we'll notify the FL DHSMV of your course completion which will then take 48 hours for it to appear on your record. We'll also provide you a certificate of completion to download for your records.

First-time drivers in Florida must complete a traffic law and substance abuse education course (TLSAE) to be eligible for their learner's permit.