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DATA = Drug Alcohol Traffic Awareness. All drivers getting a Florida Learners Permit or first drivers license in FL are required to take the DATA course.
This course is also known as TLSAE — Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education. The DATA course is also known as the Drug and Alcohol Test. It is a 4 hour course with a 40 question test at the end.
This course teaches you how drugs, alcohol, prescription drugs and a variety of substances can affect your ability to drive safely.
Teenagers getting their learners permit can take the Drug and Alcohol Test starting at age 14 (we recommend 14½).
Florida has restrictions on when you can drive with your Learners Permit and your Drivers License until you are 18 years old. Florida calls it Graduated Licensing.
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The leaner's permit test — also known as the Class E Knowledge Exam — must be passed by anyone getting their first drivers license in Florida.
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To pass the Permit Test you must get 40 questions correct out of 50. The Questions are drawn from a pool of approximately 800 so it is important to prepare. Our Study guide will teach you important driving laws and safe driving concepts and highlight the areas students typically struggle with.
In Florida you can get your Learners Permit at age 15 and millions of teenagers get their permit every year. 123Driving.com provides the required DATA course (Drug and Alcohol Test) as well as the Florida permit written test you must complete. You can take the DATA course at age 14 and the permit exam at age 14½ and you can take them in any order.
Anyone getting their first drivers license in Florida including teens getting their learners permit or adults getting their first drivers license must take the DATA course
Officially known as Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education, the Drug and Alcohol Test teaches you how drugs (illegal and prescription), alcohol, your mood, and even lack of sleep, effect your ability to drive safely. This is important because so many traffic accidents are caused by drivers that are either driving under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or drivers that are unable to focus on driving because of their mood or lack of sleep.
Yes, when you have completed the required sections there is a 40 question test and you must get 32 correct. The test is not difficult if you pay attention to the course materials and you can take the test over until you pass it.
The total time you are required to spend in the Drug and Alcohol Test is 4 hours. The course is organized in sections and each section has a required amount of time you must spend before you can advance to the next section. Using your username and password you can login and logout when you want. You could do the entire course all at once or take a few days or weeks — it's up to you.
When you finish the Drug and Alcohol Course your completion information is electronically transmitted to the state. The State of Florida does not accept Certificates as proof of successful completion of the Permit Test.
Prepare for the Permit Test. The Permit Test is 50 questions and you must pass it to get your Learners Permit in Florida.
Yes you can take the Permit Test and Drug and Alcohol Test in any order.
No, once you start the Permit Test you must complete it in a single 60 minute session.
When you finish the Permit Test your completion information is electronically transmitted to the DMV. Certificates are not accepted by the DMV for the Permit Test therefore you will not receive one.