If you’re 18 or older and getting your first Florida driver’s license, you’re required to complete the TLSAE course (Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education). This 4-hour course teaches new adult drivers about Florida traffic law, DUI and substance abuse risks, and...
If you're dealing with Florida driver's education or traffic school, two acronyms will come up constantly: TLSAE (Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education) and BDI (Basic Driver Improvement). They sound similar, but they serve very different purposes. This guide...
Getting your first driver’s license in Florida is exciting, but before you can even schedule the Florida driving exam, there’s one important step: completing the TLSAE course. TLSAE stands for Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education, and it’s a mandatory requirement...
When it comes to satisfying traffic school requirements in Florida, drivers often get confused between the 8 Hour Aggressive Driver Improvement Course and the 8 Hour Basic Driver Improvement Course. While both courses are 8 hours in length and available online, they...
What is the Difference Between DETS and TLSAE in Florida? If you’re a first-time driver in Florida or the parent of a teen getting ready for a learner’s license, you’ve probably come across two different terms: DETS and TLSAE. The rules changed recently, and it has...