This defensive driving course is for the individual who is attending:

• To satisfy a court order
• Voluntarily to receive a reduction in violation points or insurance discount
• TCAC (Traffic Collision Avoidance Course)
• As an employer requirement

TLSAE – A First Time Driver Course that is required of all new drivers in Florida. The course covers information regarding Alcohol/ Drugs, New driver responsibilities and similar topics.
Also known as Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education

For more info: Call 888 497 4499

Normally ordered by the courts as part of a sentencing judgment, this course is for the individual who has:

• Received multiple traffic citations
• Received mandatory or serious traffic violations
• Been involved in numerous collisions

Traffic Survival Workshop Level III is a Florida defensive driving course for serious or habitual offenders. The Traffic Survival Workshop Level II is designed for the person who has had their driver’s license suspended by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles or has been court ordered. Certain courts require a violator to attend a defensive driving program for serious/habitual offenders and the Level II online defensive driving courses normally meets this mandate.

The Safe New Attitude Program (SNAP), A youthful offender course, was developed for drivers between the ages of 16 to 25 who have received traffic violations or been involved in a traffic collision. The Florida SNAP program is a behavior modification program which focuses on how their Values + Attitudes = Behavior ™

Normally ordered by the courts as part of a sentencing judgment, The Aggression Suppression Seminar is a Florida defensive driving course for the individual who has:

• Received several traffic violations in a short period of time
• Been identified by law enforcement as an aggressive driver
• A habitual traffic offender

The DWDLS/RSS (Driving while Driver’s License Suspended/ Revoked Support Seminar) was developed for use by the court system as part of sentencing requirements for those individuals convicted of operating a motor vehicle while their driving privileges were suspended or revoked.

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Florida State Statute 569.11 states it is against the law for any person under the age of 18 to knowingly posses any tobacco product. Individuals convicted of violations of this statute may be required by the juvenile court to attend an anti-tobacco program. Affiliates are encouraged to market this program to their local juvenile courts.

For more info: Call 888 497 4499