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If you have never been issued a drivers license in any state or country the state of Florida requires that you complete a Drug and Alcohol course. Drug and Alcohol courses teach drivers how drugs and alcohol affect driving, traffic responsibilities and laws and techniques for safe driving.
The DATA Course (also known as TLSAE or DATE course) teaches you how drugs, alcohol, your mood and other factors effect your ability to drive safely. The course is a total of 4 hours long (a state requirement). On DMV Florida you can login and logout of the course so you can do it on your own schedule.
Drivers under 21 years of age who have received a notice of suspension for driving with a blood alcohol level (BAL) of .02 to .05 must complete a TLSAE course in order to reinstate their driver license on a hardship.
To get a Florida learner's permit or your first driver's license, you must complete a Drug, Alcohol and Traffic Awareness (DATA) course that is approved by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.
First-time drivers in the state of Florida need to complete a 4-hour Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) course before they can apply for a learner's permit. This training is also known as the Drug, Alcohol, and Traffic Awareness (DATA) course.
Approved by Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV), this four-hour course covers major Florida traffic laws and a wide range of topics related to drug and alcohol use. You'll learn how alcohol and other drugs affect your ability to drive and increase the risk of serious collisions.
To obtain a Learners Permit in the state of Florida you must complete: 1) The 4-hour DATA (Drug Alcohol Traffic Awareness) Course; and, 2) Florida Permit Test which covers Road Signs and Traffic Laws.
