Yes, you must be at least 15 years of age to take the knowledge exam.
Applicants under 18 years of age may take the knowledge exam online, through our website.

$100 first attempt, $50 second attempt, $50 third attempt

Yes. Please visit the FLHSMV website to download the FL drivers ed. handbook for free. Handbooks & Manuals - Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
You may also visit your local Driver License Office to ask for a free printed FL drivers ed. handbook.

Yes, you may retake the knowledge exam up to 3 times on the same day. However, we recommend not rushing the 3^rd attempt if the first 2 attempts were unsuccessful. Please study and prepare yourself better.
In the absolute worst-case scenario, the 4^th and 5^th attempts will only be done at the Driver License Office.

You should also complete the Drug and Alcohol course and print the certificate of completion. Unless you already hold a driver's license from another country.
The day of your appointment at the Driver License Office, you should take:
* Certificate of Completion of your Drug and Alcohol course.
* Certificate of Completion of your knowledge exam.
* Primary Identification. They vary by legal status in the U.S. – Please visit the FLHSMV website for more information. What to Bring - Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
* 2 proofs of residential address. Please visit the FLHSMV website for more information. Certification of Address

Yes, by law a student must (at least) hold a valid FL learners permit.

One 2-hour driving lesson is $180. One 1-hour driving lesson is $100. We also offer discounts through our packages, so please visit our pricing page for more information.

Yes, all of our driving instructors are bilingual, They speak English-Spanish or English-Russian.

Yes, we do offer pick up and drop off included in all of our 2-hour driving lessons. If you live/work/study in Kendall (East or West), or any area close by, we would provide free pick up.

Applicants under 18 must hold their learner’s permit for (at least) 1 year from their issue date, OR until their 18^th birthday (whichever comes first).
Applicants over 18 do not have any age restriction and can take their driving exam without any waiting period.

$120 first attempt, $60 second attempt, $60 third attempt

Unfortunately, you cannot. It is a driving exam, not a driving lesson. However, you may ask for clarification on the instructions.
The examiner will not be able to answer any questions, or tell you if you are driving well, or performing the maneuvers correctly.
If requested, the examiner may give you a summary or breakdown of your exam at the end of your exam.

If you’re too nervous about the exam, you can ask the examiner:
* To drive with music on at a low volume.
* To repeat each instruction 2 or 3 times.
* To lower your side window (The outside noise can help sometimes ease the nerves).

It depends. Knowing how to drive includes knowing the rules of the road (I.E.: when to yield, use your signals, or where/how long to wait at a Stop Sign). It also means knowing how to properly perform all the maneuvers.
If “knowing how to drive” to you means driving the car straight and making an occasional left/right turn, then you should practice more and/or take driving lessons with a licensed professional.
If you insist on taking the driving exam unprepared, you might fail the exam or get disqualified.

You may, but it is not recommended. Driving very slowly during the driving exam can be as dangerous as driving over the speed limit.
The recommended speed on the exam is 20-24mph, and 10mph on the curves/turns.

Yes, you may retake the driving exam a 2^nd time 24hrs after the first attempt; and a 3^rd time 24 hrs after the second attempt.
In the absolute worst-case scenario, the 4^th and 5^th attempts will only be done at the Driver License Office.

Our examiners have been trained and certified by FLHSMV agents. The point system and standard followed during the exam are assigned by the FLHSMV dept. Also, the tablets used during the exam were provided by the FLHSMV.
You may request a summary of your test at the end and may even briefly discuss some items. However, our decision/test results are final and will not be altered after the exam.

In most cases, they will only require you to turn in your learner’s permit. However, they may require more documents depending on your legal status in the U.S.

Unfortunately, we cannot. We are only allowed by the state of FL to administer the Knowledge and Driving exams. Obtaining an appointment is the responsibility of each applicant and/or their parents.

No, we do not have CDL classes. However, we do offer some CDL-related online courses.

No, we do not teach driving manual transmission, only automatic transmission.

No, we do not provide motorcycle riding classes.