Basic Driver Improvement (or Florida traffic school) is a 4-hour course that you can attend voluntarily if you have received a Florida speeding ticket or other moving violation. BDI keeps points from being assessed on a driver's record, which in turn prevents insurance costs from increasing (§626.9541, F.S.). You can elect (volunteer) to attend the BDI course unless:

• You have already elected for another traffic ticket within the past 12 months
• You have already elected 5 times in a 10-year period
• You hold a commercial driver's license (CDL)

8-Hour Florida traffic school is also known as Intermediate Driver Improvement, or IDI. If a Florida judge or court has ordered you (or allowed you) to attend an 8-hour driver improvement course for your Florida traffic ticket, this is the course you need.

Are you at least 15 years old and ready to get your first Florida driver license? If you are, you can take your DHSMV-required drug and alcohol course. Completing the 4-hour Traffic Law Substance Abuse Education Course is your first step to getting your Florida Class E learner's permit.

12-hour Advanced Driver Improvement is required for drivers with a suspended or revoked Florida license. Course attendance might also be required by a Florida traffic court or for a driver who is a Habitual Traffic Offender (HTO). A driver must show proof of enrollment in an ADI course before he or she is eligible to apply for a Florida hardship license.

Classroom Only $125.00

In some Florida counties drivers will be ordered to attend this course by a judge or court. This course is not the same as the 8-hour Intermediate Driver Improvement course and can only be taken in a classroom.

*** You cannot register for in office classes on the site, you need to come in and present paperwork