Lowest Price Traffic School FAQs

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The Florida DHSMV only allows companies to list one official name per service. For the Learner's Permit Course, we are listed under our specific domain: DetsCourse.com. Rest assured, DetsCourse.com is a property of the National Safety Commission and includes LowestPriceTrafficSchool.com. Both provide the fully approved course statewide, in all 67 Florida counties. See Approval Audit

Yes. This is the DHSMV-required course for first-time drivers to get a Learner's Permit. We automatically report your completion to the state so you can take your DMV written permit test - which can be taken with us online.

The Driver Education Traffic Safety (DETS) Course is a new 6-hour online course required for all Florida teens under 18 applying for a learner's permit. It replaces the older 4-hour TLSAE (Drug and Alcohol) course and covers road rules, safe driving habits, and the dangers of impaired and distracted driving. It's 100% online and approved by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV).

You can apply for your learner's permit once you turn 15 years old. Before applying, you must complete the 6-hour DETS Course and submit a parental consent form at the DMV or Tax Collector's Office.

Yes! Teens ages 15 - 17 can take the official Florida DMV knowledge exam online at home, with a parent or guardian supervising. The online version is the same as the test given at the DMV.

The Florida permit exam has 50 multiple-choice questions: 40 on road rules and 10 on road signs. You need a score of 80% (40 correct) to pass.

You'll need:Two proofs of residential addressProof of date of birth (like a birth certificate or passport)Proof of Social Security numberParental consent form (for teens under 18)Proof you completed the DETS CourseMake sure your name matches across all documents.

Yes. The DMV will test your vision and hearing when you arrive for your learner's permit. You'll also have your photo taken and receive your permit the same day if everything is approved.

If you completed the TLSAE Course before August 1, 2025, it will still count. After that date, teens under 18 must take the new 6-hour DETS Course instead.

If all your documents are correct, you'll get your learner's permit immediately at the DMV after passing your vision and hearing test, taking your photo, and paying the state fee.

You must hold your permit for at least 12 months (or until age 18) and log 50 hours of supervised driving - including 10 hours at night - before applying for a full license.

Absolutely. The DETS Course is fully mobile-friendly, so you can start on one device and finish on another. It saves your progress automatically.

You can retake the test. The state allows up to three online attempts before requiring you to retest in person at a DMV office.

No. If you fail, you'll need to wait at least 24 hours before attempting the test again.

Yes. The Florida learner's permit exam is available in English, Spanish, and Creole.

The test covers road rules, road signs, safe driving practices, DUI laws, and traffic penalties. All content comes directly from the Florida Driver Handbook.

It's recommended. Although your completion is reported electronically to the state, bringing a printed or emailed certificate provides proof if the DMV system hasn't updated yet.

Only if they are your legal guardian or have adopted you. Otherwise, your biological or legal parent must sign.

Your DETS Course certificate does not expire, but you must still meet all permit application requirements within one year of completion.

Usually yes - most states will honor a valid Florida learner's permit, though rules vary. Check with your new state's DMV before moving.

No. You must have a licensed driver age 21 or older in the front seat at all times when driving with a permit.

Permit holders can only drive daylight hours for the first 3 months, then until 10 p.m. after that, always with supervision.

If you turn 18, you can apply directly for a Class E license without waiting the 12-month period.

You must update your address within 30 days through the MyDMV Portal or by visiting a Tax Collector's Office.

The state's current fee is $54.25, plus provider processing fees for online testing or course completion.

Yes. Most approved online providers, including LowestPriceTrafficSchool.com, offer the 6-hour DETS Course in both English and Spanish.

You can contact your course provider, who can re-submit your completion to FLHSMV. It may take up to 48 hours for the system to update.

Yes, but your actual road test must occur after you've held the permit for at least 12 months or when you turn 18.

You can retake the final exam within your account. Most students pass on the second attempt.

Yes. The DETS Course combines traffic safety, defensive driving, and substance abuse education into one comprehensive program.

Some states honor Florida permits, but not all. Always check the laws of the state you plan to drive in before doing so.

You can order a replacement through GoRenew.com or visit your local DMV or Tax Collector's Office to receive a duplicate card.