Starting July 1, 2025, Florida teens must complete the new DETS course to get a learner’s permit. Learn what DETS is, how it differs from TLSAE, and how to stay on track.
Texas teen drivers ed: 24 classroom hours + 44 behind‑the‑wheel hours, over at least 16 days. See the full timeline and your fastest legal path.
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Start driving in Florida with the TLSAE course. Learn about course options, permit requirements, driving restrictions, and how to pass your Class E test.
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Learn how to take Florida driver’s ed online in 2025. DETS now replaces TLSAE for teens under 18. Find course options, test tips, and permit steps.
Florida requires all new drivers to complete a four-hour drug and alcohol course to get a learner's permit. Find out why and how the course works.
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