Florida Driver Learner Permit Course for Florida teens, just $34.95.
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Don't have your Florida Class E driver license yet? What are you waiting for? You can take your Florida driver learner permit (drug and alcohol) course before your 15th birthday. Even better, you can now take your Florida driver learner permit course and test ONLINE!

To get your Florida driver learner permit, you must take this 4-hour course that is required by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. The course teaches exactly why it is so dangerous to operate a motor vehicle after drinking or using drugs. Other names for this State required class include the TLSAE course, TLSAE online, or drug and alcohol class. Unlike most other learner permit courses, ours uses video, Flash animations, and colorful graphics to make the learning experience more exciting.

After you finish your Florida driver learner permit course, you can take your driver license test on the Internet. After you pass the test for your learner permit course, you will be given the option to take your driver license test right away, or study and take the test later. IMPORTANT: You must study the Florida Drivers Handbook before attempting the driver license test. Your learner permit course does not prepare you for the driver license test, which includes questions on Florida road rules and road signs.

Getting your State of Florida Driver License is one of the most important things you will ever do in your life. Study the Florida driver handbook carefully and observe all safety rules while you are driving. Remember, your Florida Driver License is a privilege that can be taken away!

SPECIAL NOTE ABOUT THE FLORIDA DRIVER LEARNER PERMIT COURSE.  Florida law (§322.095) requires that anyone who has never been issued a Florida driver license must complete a State-approved learner permit course before applying for his or her first Florida license. This requirement does not apply to someone who has a driver license from another state or another country, provided that the country is recognized by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.