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Be prepared for a life of safe, informed, and confident driving. Take our 4-Hour First Time Driver Course
The state of Florida requires that new drivers, 18 years of age and older, complete an approved 4-Hour First Time Driver Course (TLSAE). We’re an approved provider of this informative course which covers; how drugs and alcohol affect a person’s ability to drive, describes state laws and responsibility of drivers, covers driving techniques, and explains how students can become more aware drivers while on the road.
Our Florida DMV-approved TLSAE course teaches essential traffic laws and driving procedures for new drivers. It’s a fully online course that you can take on any device: mobile phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop. The results are electronically reported to the Florida DMV.
Why Take the 4-Hour First Time Driver Course with Us?
Clear and Practical Drivers Education
Our course content is designed to be simple, direct, and easy to understand, giving new drivers the knowledge they need without unnecessary complexity.
Learn on Any Device
Access the TLSAE course anytime, anywhere. Whether you prefer a phone, tablet, or computer, your progress is saved so you can learn at your own pace.
Affordable and Transparent Pricing
We believe in fair pricing. The TLSAE course is competitively priced with no hidden fees, so you know exactly what you are paying for.
Trusted and Approved
Our program is fully approved by the State of Florida, with a high success rate that demonstrates how effective and reliable our courses are.
$19.95
No Hidden Fees
Is this course right for me?
- You need to take a court-ordered TLSAE-course for Zero Tolerance
- You want to apply for an insurance discount
Resources
The state of Florida requires that new drivers, 18 years of age and older, complete an approved 4-Hour First Time Driver Course (TLSAE). We’re an approved provider of this informative course which covers; how drugs and alcohol affect a person’s ability to drive, describes state laws and responsibility of drivers, covers driving techniques, and explains how students can become more aware drivers while on the road.
Our Florida DMV-approved TLSAE course teaches essential traffic laws and driving procedures for new drivers. It’s a fully online course that you can take on any device: mobile phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop. The results are electronically reported to the Florida DMV.
Why Take the 4-Hour First Time Driver Course with Us?
Clear and Practical Drivers Education
Our course content is designed to be simple, direct, and easy to understand, giving new drivers the knowledge they need without unnecessary complexity.
Learn on Any Device
Access the TLSAE course anytime, anywhere. Whether you prefer a phone, tablet, or computer, your progress is saved so you can learn at your own pace.
Affordable and Transparent Pricing
We believe in fair pricing. The TLSAE course is competitively priced with no hidden fees, so you know exactly what you are paying for.
Trusted and Approved
Our program is fully approved by the State of Florida, with a high success rate that demonstrates how effective and reliable our courses are.
$19.95
No Hidden Fees
Is this course right for me?
- You need to take a court-ordered TLSAE-course for Zero Tolerance
- You want to apply for an insurance discount
Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the 4-hour TLSAE course?
Students learn about road signs and signals, defensive driving, freeway driving, night driving, driving in severe weather conditions, the dangers of driving while intoxicated, and other factors that good drivers should know.
What are the age requirements for the course?
For new drivers, 18 years of age and older, this course is the first step to obtaining a Florida Drivers License.
Who can apply for a Florida driver’s license?
Everyone who is at least 16-years-old, has held a learner’s license for a year without traffic convictions, and has documentation of at least 50 hours behind the wheel — including 10 hours at night — can apply for a license.
How will my course completion be reported to the Florida DMV?
Upon successful completion of the course, the results are reported electronically to the Florida DMV.
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