Florida Permit Test: Licensing Practice Questions

Correct answer: 15

You must be at least 15, complete the TLSAE course (unless exempt) and pass the vision and Class E Knowledge exams.

Source: Chapter 1: Driver Licenses & ID Cards – Requirements for Class E Learner's & Driver License

Correct answer: Anyone who has never held a license anywhere

First-time applicants who have never held a license in any state or country must complete TLSAE, unless they passed an approved driver education course.

Source: Chapter 2: Driving Schools & Test Providers – Traffic Law Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) Course

Correct answer: 50

The exam has 50 multiple-choice questions on traffic laws, safe driving practices and traffic controls; you need 40 correct (80%) to pass.

Source: Chapter 2: Driving Schools & Test Providers – Driver License Testing (Class E Knowledge Exam)

Correct answer: 20/40 or better in each eye, corrected or not

20/40 or better in each eye passes; worse vision may be referred to an eye specialist.

Source: Chapter 2: Driving Schools & Test Providers – Driver License Testing (Vision Screening)

Correct answer: You must wear corrective lenses whenever you drive

Restriction B requires glasses or contact lenses at all times while driving.

Source: Chapter 1: Driver Licenses & ID Cards – Restriction Codes

Correct answer: 30 calendar days

You must obtain a new license within 30 calendar days of any change to your mailing or residential address.

Source: Chapter 1: Driver Licenses & ID Cards – Address and Name Changes

Correct answer: 30 days

Non-residents who take a job, run a business or enroll a child in public school in Florida must get a Florida license within 30 days.

Source: Chapter 1: Driver Licenses & ID Cards – Who Needs a Florida License to Drive?

Correct answer: Six to eight years

Class E licenses are valid for six to eight years; expiration may differ for non-immigrants.

Source: Chapter 1: Driver Licenses & ID Cards – License Renewal

Correct answer: 80 or older

Drivers 80 and older must pass a vision exam to renew, either at a service center or through their own eye doctor.

Source: Chapter 1: Driver Licenses & ID Cards – Drivers 80 Years Old and Older

Correct answer: 12 points

12 points in 12 months brings a 30-day suspension; 18 in 18 months, 3 months; 24 in 36 months, one year.

Source: Chapter 3: Your Driving Privilege – Point System

Correct answer: A one-year suspension

24 points within 36 months results in a one-year license suspension.

Source: Chapter 3: Your Driving Privilege – Point System

Correct answer: 4 points

Violating a traffic signal, sign or device carries 4 points; texting while driving carries 3.

Source: Chapter 3: Your Driving Privilege – Common Violations and Associated Point Value

Correct answer: 6 points

Unlawful speed resulting in a crash carries 6 points; speeding 15 mph or less over is 3, and 16 mph or more over is 4.

Source: Chapter 3: Your Driving Privilege – Common Violations and Associated Point Value

Correct answer: No, not for more than 30 mph over the limit

The BDI election to avoid points is not available when charged with exceeding the speed limit by more than 30 mph.

Source: Chapter 2: Driving Schools & Test Providers – Basic Driver Improvement (BDI) Course

Correct answer: Five at most

You may elect the course no more than once in 12 months and no more than five times in your lifetime.

Source: Chapter 2: Driving Schools & Test Providers – Basic Driver Improvement (BDI) Course