Driving Tips
How to Transfer an Out-of-State License to Florida
Transfer your out-of-state license to Florida in 30 days. Learn the required documents, fees, and steps to get your Florida driver license quickly and hassle-free.
What Every First-Time Driver Should Know Before Fall Semester
Master essential driving skills and safety prep before fall semester. Complete guide for new drivers heading to college - from vehicle basics to emergency preparedness.
What Parents and New Drivers Should Know Before Labor Day
Stay ahead of Labor Day risks with expert tips, timing strategies, and tools to help teen drivers build confidence and drive safely during summer’s final weekend.
The Keys to the Commute: Should Your Teen Drive to School?
Learn the benefits, risks, and readiness steps for teens driving to school. Get expert tips to set clear rules and ensure a safe, confident commute.
Back to School = Back to Driving: Teen Safety Reminders
Heading back to school? Learn essential teen driving safety tips for navigating school zones, avoiding distractions, and understanding GDL rules—plus expert advice to keep your license and confidence intact.
How to Escape a Tornado When You're Driving
Driving during a tornado? Learn how to spot the signs, avoid danger, and make quick, smart decisions on the road. These tips could save your life.
The Psychology of Teen Driving Risks in Summer
Learn why teen crash risks spike in summer and how to outsmart them using psychology-based strategies. Stay safe and confident behind the wheel with Aceable.
Should You Let Your Teen Drive Alone This Summer?
Wondering if your teen is ready to drive solo this summer? Use this parent’s guide to assess readiness, set rules, and build safe independence—step by step.
What is a Learner's License in Florida?
Learn how to get a learner's license in Florida, including age requirements, permit rules, and steps to qualify for your driver’s license before turning 18.
What Is the Difference Between the 4-hour Drug and Alcohol Course and Driver's Ed in Florida?
Learn the key differences between Florida’s 4-hour Drug and Alcohol Course (TLSAE) and drivers ed—and why you may need both to get your learner’s permit.