Florida Online 4-Hour Traffic School (BDI)
The 4-hour Basic Driver Improvement course can be taken to dismiss points for a Florida moving violation, for mandatory court ordered attendance, or for TCAC (Traffic Collision Avoidance Course).
- Quick and easy 99.9% pass rate
- Great price for Florida traffic school
- DHSMV approved course accepted by all Florida counties
- Video and cartoons, not just reading

Florida Online Learners Permit Course (START)
All Florida teens must complete this 4-hour learner's permit course (or "drug and alcohol course") before they can get their first Class E license (learners permit). This course is also required for any adult who has never had a driver license. For more information, click on the FAQ link at the top of this page.
- Fun, easy course with video (not just reading)
- No classroom, no book, no 4-hour lecture
- 100% DHSMV approved course

Florida Online Advanced Driver Improvement (ADI)
Florida license suspended or revoked? Then you need this online 12-hour ADI course before you can get a hardship license or have your driver license reinstated. This ADI school can also be taken by Habitual Traffic Offenders (HTO's) and people who have been court ordered to attend a 12-hour course.
- 100% online, no driving to a classroom
- No 12-hour lecture or group discussion
- Get your enrollment letter immediately!
- Express certificate shipment available

Florida Online 8-Hour Traffic School (IDI)
This course can be taken by a driver who has elected 8-hour traffic school or who has been judge ordered to attend an 8-hour course. This is an Intermediate Driver Improvement course, NOT an Aggressive Driving Course. If you are not sure which type of course you need, please check your court paperwork or call the court.
- Quick, easy, and 100% online
- Accepted by all Florida clerks of the court
- Express certificate shipment available

Important Information about Your Florida Traffic Ticket
Your automobile insurance premium can go up hundreds of dollars for just one Florida ticket! Fortunately, if you receive a Florida traffic ticket, you can keep points off your license and keep your insurance from increasing by signing up for traffic school.
This is possible because Florida law states that if you elect to attend Florida traffic school for a moving violation and you did not cause a crash, your insurance company cannot raise your rate, cancel your policy, or refuse to renew it (§626.9541, Florida Statutes). Also, by signing up for Florida online traffic school, you will get to keep your safe driver status (if you had this before you got your ticket).
You can elect to attend Florida traffic school unless:
- You have already elected once before within the past calendar year;
- You have elected five times within your lifetime;
- You hold a Commercial Driver's License (CDL)*;
- You received a Florida speeding ticket for driving more than 30 mph over the limit.
*CDL holders might be able to attend the BDI course for point dismissal if they get a court order.
Contact the Florida Clerk of the Court
If you decide to go to traffic school, you must notify the clerk of the court in the county where you received your ticket. Each county has its own system for traffic school election. Please check the rules with the county in which you received the citation BEFORE you pay your ticket!
Once you have completed the Florida online traffic school course, you will need to turn your completion certificate in to the court. Although we report student completions to the court in many cases, it is ultimately YOUR responsibility to make sure the court has received your completion certificate. If the court does not receive proof of course completion, your driver license may be suspended by DHSMV.
In Miami-Dade County, you have 120 days from the date you pay your Florida ticket to complete your Florida traffic school course and turn in your completion certificate. In most other Florida counties you have 60-90 days from the date you pay your Florida traffic ticket. It's a good idea to make a copy of your certificate for your records before you send it to the clerk of the court.
Broward County Driver Improvement in the Classroom
If you live in Pembroke Pines or Broward County and you have received a traffic ticket, you can take your 4-hour basic driver improvement in the classroom. Be sure to read the section above regarding your duty of informing the court that you are electing to attend a defensive driving course!
B&A Traffic School currently offers the following courses in a classroom environment:
- 4-hour Basic Driver Improvement (BDI)
- 4-hour Traffic Collision Avoidance Course (TCAC)
- 4-hour court-ordered traffic school
- 4-hour learner's permit / drug and alcohol course
- 8-hour court or judge ordered traffic school (IDI)
- 8-hour Aggressive Driving Course
- 12-hour suspended license / Advanced Driver Improvement course
We are located in Pembroke Pines and serve all of the surrounding communities, including Deerfield Beach, Sunrise, Weston, Plantation, Davie, Hollywood, Wilton Manors, Pompano Beach, Lighthouse Point, Coconut Creek, Tamarac, North Lauderdale, and Fort Lauderdale. Our office address is:
B&A Traffic School 7750 Taft Street, Bay 5 Pembroke Pines, FL 33024
To sign up for a class, please call (954) 450-5686.



