IMPORTANT: If you need a learner's license, you are NOT ready to go to the DMV as soon as you complete the final exam, or the next day after!

After you complete the final exam, your journey through the licensing process ends with FLVS.

You will continue the process of earning your Learner’s License with DriversEd.com (e-driving).

After FLVS issues your final grade, Drivers Ed.com (e-driving) will send you a message to your student dashboard messages (see picture below to see where that is located) with everything you need for the licensing process.

**Allow up to 3 days after you complete your final exam to receive a letter from DriversEd.com with the subject: “Driver Ed Next Steps - DMV, license and more!”. This message will tell you how to access:

● FLHSMV licensing instructions

● The Florida Driver Handbook

● Your TLSAE Certificate (Drug & Alcohol Certificate)

● The Class E Knowledge Exam (for ages 15-17)

● Practice Class E Knowledge Exam

To obtain your learner’s permit, you will need to complete two more tasks:

1. Complete your *Class E Knowledge Exam (permit test).

-the final exam for the course is not the state test needed for a permit

2. Download your TLSAE completion receipt ( Drug & -Alcohol Certificate)

**If you experience any difficulties with accessing Driversed.com (e-driving), please contact DriversEd.com directly: https://driversed.com/support/contact-us-company.aspx

***DriversEd.com (e-driving) is a separate company, therefore we do not have access to any of their systems or records

Hints & Tips For Success:

● Study for your General Knowledge Exam (permit test) by reviewing the Florida Driver Handbook

● Make sure you’re prepared by taking a Practice General Knowledge Exam

● You may also take the exam at your local DMV office or at these DMV-approved online testing sites

Here’s what you can expect at the DMV:

● If you are under 18, your parent will be required to sign a consent form.

● You will need to present your TLSAE receipt.

● You will need to present your General Knowledge Exam waiver if you passed the DriversEd.com free test. If not, you will be required to take and pass this exam at the DMV office.

● You will be required to take and pass a vision test

● You will need to present your three sources of identification.

Click HERE for the FLHSMV website on acceptable documents.

● Finally, you will need to pay the licensing fee.

● Click HERE to be taken to the official FLHSMV page regarding licensing requirements.

If you live and Orange County and you took Drivers Ed with FLVS you will get 6 hours of behind the wheel training at no cost to you at the Florida Safety Council

Florida Virtual Schools Driving Lessons (floridasafetycouncil.org)