US EditionNew Law Requires Teens to Complete Course to Obtain Learner’s Permit
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New law requires teens to complete course to obtain learner’s permit
Photo courtesy of iStock MIAMI – In an effort to reduce teen crash rates, a new Florida law now requires adolescents to complete a six-hour driver’s education class before they can get behind the wheel. Previously, all new drivers in Florida were required to complete a four-hour Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) course. Now, teens ages 14.5-17 will need to complete a six-hour, instructor-led driver’s education course instead, eit…
• The aim of the new regulation is to reduce the rate of fatal accidents in this age group.
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