Lowest Price Traffic School FAQs

No. Unlike some "cheap" competitors who hold certificates of completion "ransom" for a fee, Standard Certificate Delivery is FREE via US Mail. We do not require you to purchase a digital certificate, though expedited delivery options are available if you need them quickly.

Our pricing is 100% transparent. Any required state assessment fees are listed clearly before checkout. We guarantee No Hidden Fees and back it up with over $1 million in annual refunds. View Official Fee Schedule

You can verify our status on the official Florida DHSMV provider list under the name "Lowest Price Traffic School." This approval covers our entire family of sites, including DrugAndAlcoholCourse.com and SafeDriver.com. We are approved to serve students in all 67 Florida counties. View Approval Audit

Yes. The Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) course is mandatory for all first-time drivers in Florida. Our course is fully approved by the Florida DHSMV.

By US mail or, with expedited delivery options, by email.

Yes, but it's strongly recommended that you take your certificate with you to the DMV to ensure you have proof of completing the course.

Yes - it's strongly recommended. While reporting is electronic, some Tax Collector offices may ask for a printed certificate.

Contact our support team. We'll verify transmission and resend your completion data directly to the state.

Yes - provided you've chosen the expedited delivery option. You can download or reprint it anytime from your email.

At any Florida Tax Collector or DMV service center. The Class E Knowledge Exam is available statewide, usually by appointment but some counties allow walk-ins. Check with your County Tax Collector's Office.

Take a DMV Prep Course. Practice tests dramatically increase your pass rate and confidence for test day.

50 questions; pass with 40 correct. The exam covers Florida road signs, traffic laws, and safe-driving practices.

Yes, for a small retest fee. You can retake the Class E Knowledge Exam at the DMV or Tax Collector's office until you pass.

Yes - after passing your tests (written test and road test) and identity verification. You'll take a photo, complete your vision screening, and walk out with your official Florida Class E driver's license.

Teens under 18 take the 6-hour DETS Course starting August 1 2025, while adults 18+ take this 4-hour TLSAE Course.

1. Complete TLSAE 2) Pass the Class E Written Test 3) Pass vision and road tests 4) Provide required documents. These steps apply to all new adult drivers per Florida DHSMV guidelines.

Yes. You can take the course with proof of legal presence when applying for a Florida license.

Yes, they're separate courses. Defensive driving courses do not fulfill the Traffic Law & Substance Abuse Education requirement.

Yes. It includes modern drug-impairment and prescription-safety education in accordance with Florida DHSMV standards.

Yes. The full course is available in English and Spanish with easy navigation and support.

At least 80%. The exam is an open book test at LowestPriceTrafficSchool.com and DrugAndAlcoholCourse.com.

You can retake it. The system lets you review material and retake the final until you pass.

One year from completion. Your completion record remains active in the state's system for 12 months.

Anyone applying for their first Florida driver's license must complete the course.

All first time drivers 18 years old and older must complete the state-approved TLSAE course to meet Florida DHSMV requirements before they can take the Class E Knowledge Exam.

Yes! They're two names for the same 4-hour required course.

The course is officially called "Traffic Law & Substance Abuse Education," but most people still refer to it as the "Drug and Alcohol Course" from its original name.

It's 4 hours long and you can complete it in one sitting or in multiple sessions.

The course auto-saves your progress, so you can pause and resume anytime from any device.

Yes - 100% Florida DHSMV-approved.

LowestPriceTrafficSchool.com is an approved provider with direct electronic reporting to the state.

Yes, it's fully online and mobile-friendly.

You can complete it from your phone, tablet, or computer-no classrooms or appointments required.

Immediately - start right after checkout.

Enrollment is instant, and you can begin learning within minutes after payment confirmation.

Your progress is saved automatically.

The system tracks your exact place, so you can resume anytime without losing progress.

Yes - pause and resume anytime.

The platform saves your place even if you switch devices or close your browser.

Yes - it must be completed first.

The DMV exam system will not allow you to test until your TLSAE completion is reported to the state.

It's a 4-hour course required for all first-time Florida drivers before taking the DMV written exam.

The TLSAE (Traffic Law & Substance Abuse Education) course teaches essential Florida traffic laws, DUI penalties, and safe driving practices to prepare new drivers for the road and the DMV knowledge test.