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All articlesFlorida first license: documents and the right education course
Choose the adult or teen Class E path, gather identity and address documents, and prepare for your first Florida license visit.
Study methodsFlorida Class E knowledge test: official resources and a study plan
Understand the 50-question exam, approved testing options and English-only testing, then turn handbook reading into practical recall.
Florida Move Over law: stopped vehicles and approaching emergencies
Distinguish yielding to a moving emergency vehicle from changing lanes or slowing for protected vehicles stopped beside the road.
Signs & road rulesFlorida Class E road test: eligibility, car checks and practice
Check teen eligibility, bring a test-ready vehicle and practice the maneuvers FLHSMV lists for the Class E driving-skills exam.
Road-test preparationFlorida school-bus stopping rules: which drivers must stop?
Use travel direction and the type of median to decide when Florida requires a full stop for a school bus.
Signs & road rules
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More answersWhere can I get FL Driver?
Use the Google Play button on the Florida page to open the Android store listing for FL Driver.
How many answers pass the Florida Class E knowledge exam?
The Class E knowledge exam has 50 questions on traffic laws and signs. You need 40 correct answers, or 80%, to pass. Check current FLHSMV exam requirements before booking.
Can I study in Chinese or Spanish?
FL Driver supports English, Spanish and Chinese study. Florida driver license knowledge and skills exams are in English only under the policy effective February 6, 2026; language translation services are not permitted. Ask your testing provider separately about disability accommodations.
Which first-driver education course do I need?
New applicants under 18 who have never held a license elsewhere generally need the six-hour DETS course; first-time applicants 18 or older generally use the four-hour TLSAE course. Approved school courses and certain existing-license exceptions can apply. Check the age-specific FLHSMV requirements before paying for a course.
Where do I find official requirements?
Use the FLHSMV handbook, driver license exams page and office directory linked on the Florida page. Confirm age-specific education, documents, test eligibility and appointments before attending.
Official resources
For current requirements, check the official FLHSMV resources.
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