Yes, if you’re under 18. Younger applicants can take the Class E knowledge exam online through an FLHSMV-approved third-party provider, which reports the result to FLHSMV automatically. Online testing requires a Parent Proctoring Form that is notarized or signed in front of a driver license examiner. Applicants 18 and older generally test in person at a driver license office or authorized tax collector office.
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Finish the 4-hour TLSAE course before your appointment. Your completion is recorded electronically and is required before you can be issued a learner’s license.
USA Class E Knowledge Exam: Quick Facts
- Administered by
- Florida HSMV (FLHSMV) and approved providers
- Questions
- 50 multiple-choice (road rules + road signs)
- Passing score
- 80% (40 of 50)
- Online option
- Applicants under 18 through FLHSMV-approved providers
- Required course
- TLSAE: 4-hour Traffic Law & Substance Abuse Education
- Study source
- Official Florida Driver License Handbook
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