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Florida Drivers Handbook  |  Table of Contents

  Introduction
    Disclaimer
    Public Records
    Warning
    Emergency Contact Information
    Definitions
     
  1. Your License
    1.1. Classified Driver Licenses
    1.2. Licensing Information
    1.3. Identifying Yourself
    1.4. Non US Citizens
    1.5. Examination Information
    1.6. Appointments
    1.7. License Renewal
    1.8. Identification Card
    1.9. Fees
    1.10. Organ Donor Program / Voluntary Contributions
     
  2. Your Driving Privilege
    2.1. Revocation, Suspension, & Cancellation
    2.2. The Point System
    2.3. Driving While Impaired
    2.4. Insurance Laws
    2.5. Crashes — Your Responsibilities
     
  3. Your Driving
    3.1. Defensive Driving
    3.2. Safety Belts
    3.3. Protecting Children
    3.4. Speed Limits
    3.5. Right-of-Way
    3.6. Pedestrians
    3.7. Bicyclists
    3.8. Making Turns
    3.9. Passing
    3.10. Parking
    3.11. Expressway Driving
    3.12. Animals
    3.13. Handling Emergencies
    3.14. Sharing the Road with a Truck
    3.15. The "No Zone"
    3.16. Sharing the Road with a Bicycle
    3.17. Sharing the Road with a Motorcycle
     
  4. Signals, Signs, and Pavement Markings
    4.1. Traffic Signals
    4.2. Traffic Signs
    4.3. Traffic Signs — Warnings
    4.4. Traffic Signs — Rectangles
    4.5. Railroad Crossing Signs and Signals
    4.6. Drawbridge Signs and Signals
    4.7. Special Signs
    4.8. Pavement Markings
     
  5. Your Vehicle
    5.1. Equipment Standards
    5.2. Bumper Height Requirements
    5.3. Limitations on Towing
    5.4. Anti-lock Braking
    5.5. Bicycles
    5.6. Mopeds
    5.7. Vehicle Licensing
    5.8. Study Questions
     
  6. Other Information
    6.1. First Aid Information
    6.2. How to Get Your Driving Record
    6.3. How to Get a Crash Report
    6.4. Online Services
    6.5. Sexual Offenders / Predators
    6.6. Career Offender
    6.7. Driving Schools


The Florida Drivers Handbook is a publication of the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV). You can obtain a printed copy of the handbook from your local Florida driver license office.




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