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Because the Florida Traffic Law and Substance Abuse course can be completed online, we suggest DriversEdDirect.com as your top choice to fulfill
the FL DMV requirements for obtaining your learner's license or learner's permit. Check out their Florida First Time Driver Course:
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Getting a Florida drivers license for the first time? Then you'll want to familiarize yourself with the FL DMV learner's license application and license testing process.
Getting a Florida drivers license or learner's permit from your DMV in today's world usually involves taking some form of drivers education, passing an eye exam, passing a traffic laws test at the Florida DMV, passing a learner's license test, taking driving lessons behind the wheel of a car, and passing a behind the wheel driving test.
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Remember, DMV traffic laws and regulations vary from state to state and are not necessarily the same as Florida regulations. Find out what your state DMV requirements are for getting a driving license - just click on your state below:
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You need a valid driver’s license to drive a motor
vehicle (car, truck, motorcycle, etc.) in Florida.
Furthermore, it needs to be current and not expired,
suspended by your local FL DMV or state court, cancelled or invalid. In general, a FL driver’s
license only gives you the right of driving only as long
as you are respectful, careful, and abide by the traffic
laws; otherwise, it can be suspended or revoked by the Florida DMV.
Also, Florida driver’s licenses are valid only for the operation of the
class of the vehicle that you have earned a license for. You must not operate any vehicle for
which you are unqualified or that is restricted by the class of your license. Also, if you have a FL
learner's permit, you must follow any restrictions that the DMV has in place for drivers operating with a learner's license.
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