If I take this Internet based 12 hour Advanced Driver Improvement course, will my license suspension be lifted?

No. If you received notification from the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles that your Florida driver license is or will be suspended or revoked, you will still have to serve out your suspension / revocation period. You must show proof of enrollment in the advanced driver improvement course before you can apply for a Florida hardship license. If this license is granted to you, you may use it to drive to necessary appointments (such as work and school) while your suspension period is in effect.

You must show proof of completion of the advanced driver improvement course before your Florida license will be reinstated by the DHSMV. If you received a driver license suspension notification from DHSMV, we recommend that you complete your ADI class as soon as possible so that you don't forget about it.

For general questions and answers about Florida driver license suspensions and revocations, you can visit the DHSMV website.

What is the online Advanced Driver Improvement course like?

If you're worried about having to listen to someone lecture for 12 hours, you don't need to worry any longer! The online advanced driver improvement course uses an interactive format that will keep you engaged in the material through the use of text, animations, and video. Definitely more stimulating than a dull classroom!

The advanced driver improvement course will examine the factors that have led to your being required to take this course. You will be asked to answer questions about your driving habits and behaviors and learn how emotions, attitudes, and personality structure all have a significant impact on these habits and behaviors. The ultimate goal of this online adi school is to help you identify problem areas and assist you in developing a strategy to avoid situations that will cause you trouble in the future.

This advanced driver improvement course for Florida suspended license and HTO's requires a minimum of 12 hours to complete, just like a traditional classroom ADI program. The course is broken down into small segments that focus on particular driving habits and key issues. You can log in and out of the course as often as you wish and take as much time as you need to complete the course.

Unlike a classroom advanced driver improvement course, the online class requires you to take a 24 hour break after you have completed the first six hours of course work. This is required for ALL online ADI schools. After you have waited the 24 hour period, you can resume your course activity where you left off. We will keep track of your advanced driver improvemet course progress while you are taking the course.