If, as a result of a
moving violation, you elect to attend and
complete a basic driver improvement course,
you will receive the following benefits:
- Your insurance rates cannot go up and
your policy cannot be cancelled because of
this violation, unless this involved a
crash where you were at fault.
- Points may not be added to your driver
license record, adjudication of guilt is
withheld, safe driver status is maintained
if applicable, and the fine is reduced up
to 18%. You may not make an election under
this subsection if you have made this
election in the preceding 12 months. A
person may make no more than five elections
in their lifetime.
Do it the Better Way – Same Day Processing
This Florida driver improvement course has everything you need to make your traffic ticket go away without having to disrupt your life in any way. You can access the course from any computer that is connected to the internet because the entire thing is web-based.
This online Florida driver improvement course is also approved throughout the state by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, so it meets all the requirements that you need to keep points off your driver record. The price is affordable and includes everything from start to finish; there are absolutely no hidden fees that you will encounter.
Drivers 15-17 Years Old
If you are driving with a Florida
learner's license, you must hold it for at
least 12 months without a traffic conviction
before you may apply for a Florida Class E
license. You may avoid conviction by electing
to attend and completing a basic driver
improvement course approved by the Florida
Department of Highway Safety and Motor
Vehicles.
If you are driving with a Florida learner's
license or a Florida Class E license and you
receive 6 points, you are restricted to
driving for business purposes only for 12
months or until you reach the age of 18.
Restriction time is increased if additional
points are accumulated.
You may contact a traffic School to register
for class. The Florida Department of Highway
Safety and Motor Vehicles must approve the
course.