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Advanced
Driver Improvement now available 100% online for a Florida Hardship License.
Quick, easy, State approved course. |
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Who is required to
take an Advanced Driver Improvement course? The most common reason for attending an advanced driver improvement course is that a person has been ordered to attend the course as the result of a Florida driver license suspension or revocation. If you have received a form letter from the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) instructing you to attend a 12 hour ADI course, you will need to register for and complete the advanced driver improvement course as you have been directed. ADI course attendance is also mandatory if you have been labeled a habitual traffic offender (HTO) by the Florida DHSMV, or if a Florida court or judge has ordered you to attend 12 hour ADI school. |
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Is Advanced Driver
Improvement required for a Florida hardship license? Yes. In order to apply for your Florida hardship license, you will have to show proof of enrollment in an advanced driver improvement class. A Florida hardship license will entitle you to drive to and from work, school, and other places you absolutely need to go to. If you sign up for online advanced driver improvement, you can pay a small fee and print out your enrollment letter immediately. (If you decide not to pay the fee, the letter will be mailed to you instead.) |
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If
I complete my Advanced Driver Improvement class, will I still have to
serve my suspension? Yes. If you have been ordered to take an advanced driver improvement class because your Florida license has been suspended or revoked, you will still have to serve your mandated suspension or revocation period before you will be eligible for license reinstatement. You will be required to show proof of attendance in an ADI course before DHSMV will reinstate your driver license or issue you a new license. |
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Should I take Advanced
Driver Improvement online or in a classroom? This depends on your personal preference and needs, since either type of course will fulfill your attendance requirement. Online ADI can be taken on your own schedule, in the privacy of your home or office, or anywhere you have an Internet connection. Just like the classroom course, the online ADI program requires 12 hours of participation (including mandatory breaks). After you complete the first 6 hours of course work, you are required to wait 24 hours before you can finish the last 6 hours. We keep track of your online course activity, so you don't have to worry about losing any of your work. ADI school online is recommended if you need your enrollment letter right away. The online ADI course also eliminates the need for you to interact with an instructor or other ADI students, so if privacy is your concern, we would recommend that you sign up for online advanced driver improvement. If you would prefer a classroom experience with a live instructor and interaction with other ADI students, we recommend that you consult our list of Florida ADI schools and contact the school of your choice. The school you contact will provide you with their ADI class schedule and will register you for the class. Fees for classroom advanced driver improvement vary by school and classes are typically broken up into two or three sessions. Some schools offer ADI school in a single 12-hour classroom session (usually scheduled on a Saturday). |
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Where can I find
more information about Advanced Driver Improvement, license suspensions,
HTO, etc? At the bottom of this page you will find links to various articles that cover these topics, or you can visit the Florida DHSMV website. We hope that you have found this site to be helpful. If you know someone else who needs the Florida 12 hour advanced driver improvement course, remember to tell them about EasyADI.com! |
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