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Florida Driver Permit Test
Drug and Alcohol Test For Florida
It’s the Stress-free Way to Get Your Learner’s License
Taking your First-Time Driver Course and your DHSMV Drug and Alcohol Test Florida Permit online is the stress-free way to go. Instead of dealing with the pressures of a classroom course, and trying to take your exam at the DHSMV, you can do it all from a location that’s comfortable for you. We offer a special deal that will save you time and money by letting you sign up and pay for both! When you register for the TLSAE/First time Drivers Course, you’re automatically qualified to take your learner’s license exam online.
Please note: You must be under the age of 18 to take your learner’s license exam online.
- Complete your course from the convenience of your own home
- Take the course and your exam when it’s best for you
- Save time and money
- Get a free DMV Practice Test to study with!
Experience the Convenience of Online
When you take your Drug and Alcohol Test Florida Permit online, you’ll get to study at your own pace, which means you’ll be able to learn and remember more because you’ll never feel rushed to complete the course. You can log in and out of the course as many times as you want to, and you can take it from any computer with Internet access.
Taking this course online allows you freedom and flexibility that you just can’t get in a classroom. You’ll learn in a fun and engaging way, and, think of all the time you’ll save by not having to go to the DHSMV to take your Florida permit exam.
Once You Have Your Learner’s License
When you get your learner’s license, you are only permitted to drive during daylight hours for the first three months, and then until 10pm after that. When you drive, it is required that you always have a licensed adult over the age of 21 present, and they must be sitting in the front passenger seat.
In order to get your intermediate driver’s license, you need to have your learner’s license for a year (with no traffic violations), be 16 years old, and have driven a total of 50 hours, 10 of which need to be at night. Your parent or guardian must sign your driving log as proof that you completed your hours.
Take Your FL Drug and Alcohol Course & Permit Exam Online