Florida Drug and Alcohol Course (TLSAE)
Complete your Florida Drivers Ed online, at your pace — with bite-sized lessons that actually keep you engaged and all the tools you need to feel confident behind the wheel.
State Approved course
Approved by the FLHSMV
2 Million+
Safe new drivers
Florida-Centric Content
Built for how adults learn
Approved for Florida.
Built for Real Life.
4-Hour Florida Drug and Alcohol Course No filler, no fluff. Just the exact 4 hours Florida requires—built to move you forward, not hold you back. | Clear Progress Tracking You’ll always know what’s done, what’s next, and how close you are to the finish line. |
Short, Snackable Lessons No one needs hour-long lectures. Ours are built short on purpose with vertical scrolling—so they’re easier to remember and easier to finish. | Audio Read-Along Whether you're a listen-and-learn kind of student or studying while multitasking, we’ve got you covered. |
Hear From Our Florida Adult Drivers
Course Curriculum Snapshot
Our state approved course covers everything the state requires—presented in a way that actually makes sense. It’s fully approved to meet Florida drivers ed requirement, so you’re getting exactly what you need to move forward with your license.
1. Welcome and How to Get Your Driver License
2. Signs, Signals, and Road Markings
3. Vehicle Safety Features and Maintenance
4. Driving Rules and Maneuvers
5. Sharing the Road
6. Alcohol and Drugs
7. Be an Aceable Driver!
Each chapter includes interactive content, real-life examples, and quick quizzes. Finish with a final exam (and yes, you can retake it if needed).
5 Steps to Getting a License in Florida
1. Buy & Complete the TLSAE Course
Start your 4-hour required Drug and Alcohol Course with Aceable
2. Pass the Class E Knowledge Exam In Person
Visit your local licensing office to take the Florida Knowledge Exam. Anyone over 18 must take the permit test in person.
3. Get Your Learners License
Bring your certificate and ID to the state licensing office to get your permit.
4. Practice Driving
While Florida doesn’t require adults to log behind-the-wheel hours, we strongly recommend practicing with a licensed driver to build experience before test day.
5. Take and Pass the Behind-the-Wheel Driving Test
Return to the Driver's Licensing Office to take the driving skills test and get your license. (Again, make sure to bring all required documentation with you.)
Frequently Asked Questions About the Drug & Alcohol (TLSAE) Course
Is TLSAE still valid after July 1, 2025?
Yes—but only for adults 18 and older. Teens under 18 must take the new DETS courseFlorida Dets Course Drivers Ed.
Can adults take the permit test online?
What if I’m under 18 and have already started the TLSAE course?
Is TLSAE the same as the DATA course?
Do I need a learner's permit if I'm 18 or older?
Will the TLSAE course change for adults?
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