Not yet. We are currently certified and licensed by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles to offer our course only in the County of Miami-Dade for ticket dismissal and court-ordered reasons. If you received a letter from the DHSMV, you could take our course for any county in Florida.

Yes. The Basic Driver Improvement course and the Traffic Collision Avoidance Course are the same. When you register, select the specific reason for taking the course so that your completion will be reported to the DHSMV accurately.

A Traffic Collision Avoidance Course is the same thing as a Basic Driver Improvement course. The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles requires that you attend to retain a valid driver's license status if you:

• Were involved in a crash, were found at fault, and
  • Someone was transported to the hospital, or
  • Have had two crashes in two years, which resulted in property damage over $500.
• Passed a stopped school bus.
• Were a participant in highway racing.
• Were a spectator of highway racing.
• Were cited for reckless driving.
• Ran a red light.

Any person who receives a non-criminal moving violation ticket can elect to attend a Florida Basic Driver Improvement course instead of points being added to their driving record, as long as the violation was not for:

• Exceeding the speed limit by 30 MPH or more
• Carrying a vehicle's certificate of registration while the car is in use
• Driving a motor vehicle with expired registration
• Driving a motor vehicle with an expired driver's license of six months or less
• Driving a motor vehicle without carrying a driver's license

Commercial driver's license or commercial learner's permit holders are not eligible for BDI regardless of whether they were driving a commercial vehicle. Also, anyone cited while operating a commercial vehicle is not eligible.

You may attend Florida traffic school course only once every 12 months and no more than five times during your lifetime.

To check your eligibility, visit https://services.flhsmv.gov/dlcheck/.

No. Suppose you hold a commercial driver's license. In that case, you are not eligible for the Florida Basic Driver Improvement course, regardless of whether you were driving a commercial vehicle or your personal vehicle at the time of the violation.

Each state has laws about when to assess points against your driving record. You should check with the state where your driver's license is issued before registering for any course. Completing a Florida Basic Driver Improvement course does not guarantee that points will not be added to your driving record in your state.

Highway Traffic School uses state of the art security technology to ensure your personal and credit card information is secure! Whenever you submit personal information on our website, it is encrypted via "HyperText Transfer Protocol" (HTTP) with "Secure Sockets Layer" (SSL) as it travels to and from our servers. We do not store your credit card information or share your personal information with anybody.

Your information is only utilized to report out your completion to the Florida DHSMV or Courts for credit.

According to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, you can attend a Basic Driver Improvement course only once every 12 months and no more than five times during a lifetime.

If you got a ticket and elected to attend a BDI course:

• No court appearance is required.
• You can save 18% on your traffic citation fine.
• Points will not be added to your driving record.
• Adjudication of guilt is withheld.
• Safe driver status is maintained.
• Insurance rates would not go up unless you were involved in a crash where you were found at fault.

No. When you are eligible and complete a Basic Driver Improvement course, points are not added to your Florida driving record.

If you wish to elect Basic Driver Improvement instead of having points added to your driving record, you must:

• Inform the Clerk of the Court in the county where you received your ticket and pay the civil penalty within 30 days of the violation. You can do this by going to the Florida Clerks website at http://www.myfloridaclerks.com/. Select your county from the bottom left corner of the page and then click "Pay Traffic Tickets Online."
• You must inform the court and elect to attend traffic school before registering.
• Complete your Basic Driver Improvement course within 90 days of paying your civil penalty. This may vary from court to court. If you are unsure, check with the Clerk of the Court where you received your citation.

Once you register with Highway Traffic School, you can begin your BDI course immediately. You need to make sure you have paid your fees to the court and have elected to attend traffic school before registering and taking the course.

The Basic Driver Improvement course will take approximately 4-hours to complete. Florida state law requires that all BDI courses are a minimum of 4-hours in length.

You can start and stop as often as you like. Our system will remember where you left off, so you can take the course at your leisure. There is no need to complete the course all at once unless you want to.

No. Highway Traffic School has designed the course to start and stop whenever you choose. There are no limits on how many times you can log in and out of the website - set your own pace.

You can pay for the course using Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express credit or debit card with a Visa or MasterCard logo. We also accept payment via PayPal.

Our 4-hour BDI Course is only $6.99. There are no additional charges, and you will not see any other hidden fees. Your certificate of completion is included in this price. You may download a free copy of the certificate of your records immediately after completing the course. There is no added processing fee. $6.99 is the final total price.

Yes. The final exam is an open book test.

Most students pass the final exam the first time. The exam consists of 40 questions, and a passing score is 80%. If you don't pass the final exam the first time, you can retake the final exam an unlimited number of times. You can always go back and review material during or after the exam.

Yes. We automatically submit your completion report to the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles when you pass the final exam. It may take up to 48 hours for the completion to be listed on your driving record.

The DHSMV automatically sends your completion to the court for ticket dismissal cases. You will need to appear in court for court-ordered courses and show your completion certificate to the clerk.

Once you complete your course, your certificate is available immediately. We automatically submit your completion report to the DHSMV when you pass the final exam.

Please note: It may take up to 48 hours for the completion to be listed on your driving record.

You can download, print, or save a copy of your certificate of completion directly from our website, for no additional charge, and it is available immediately once you pass the final exam.

If you need a certified copy of your certificate of completion, you can purchase one during registration or from your course history page.