What Is DATA?

DATA, also known as the Drug Alcohol Traffic Awareness course, which was designed to teach students attending Homestead Senior High School, South Dade Senior High School, Corporate Academy South, Colonial Christian School, and Redland Christian Academy all they need to know to become a safe driver by educating them on driving techniques, safety rules, Miami-Dade County laws and regulations, as well as the effects drugs and alcohol could have on their ability to drive.

Florida Course For First Time Drivers (D.A.T.A.)

Enroll in the DriversEdDirect.com four-hour class from the privacy of your own Homestead home and complete it at your convenience. This From Home course will allow you to learn about how alcohol and other drugs affect your ability to drive, FL laws and responsibilities, safe driving techniques, and how to increase your awareness on Miami-Dade County roadways. This is the perfect D.A.T.A. course for teens attending Homestead Senior High School, South Dade Senior High School, Corporate Academy South, Colonial Christian School, and Redland Christian Academy. After completing the online course, you will be prepared to take your FL drivers license written exam online or at your local Florida DHSMV office, serving the cities of Leisure City, Richmond West, Cutler Ridge, The Crossings, Kendale Lakes, Sunset, Olympia Heights, and Pinecrest.

Completed the Course. Now What?

What happens after I complete the DATA course? Your information will automatically be reported to the DMV. You will receive a copy of your completion certificate for your own records but you do not need to bring this with you to the DMV.

Do You Have To Take Driver's Education?

Do you want the luxury of driving around Homestead but don't have a driver's license? When you enroll in our From Home first time driver's course, also known as the Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education program, you are fulfilling the necessary steps needed to getting on the road. Regardless of age, this course is required by the Miami-Dade County DHSMV.

Requirements To Get Your Florida Learner's Permit

• You must be at least 15 years of age. Under 18, must provide parental consent form
• Completion Certificate from a Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education Course
• Required documents, including: identification, proof of birth date, residential address, and social security number
• Complete your Florida DHSMV written permit exam
• Pass a vision and hearing test, and give your thumb print

Be Prepared!

What sets our From Home Driver License Test Prep Course apart from all the others is simple: We've designed it with Homestead first time drivers, such as yourself in mind. Meaning, we understand that taking your permit exam can be quite worrisome for new drivers, so we have carefully constructed this course, covering everything you need to know in order to pass your written exam with ease!

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Fearful that a traffic ticket may ruin your Miami-Dade County driving record? It very well could unless you do something about it. The results from receiving a moving violation can vary, but most include some kind of reflection on your DHSMV driving record. This is usually in the form of points. Negative points on your record can affect your car insurance, and possibly the suspension of your Homestead driver's license. Let our From Home traffic school help you dismiss those pesky points.

Miami-Dade County Traffic Tickets? Help Is On The Way

The best way for Homestead drivers to get rid of traffic tickets accrued in cities like Leisure City, Richmond West, Cutler Ridge, The Crossings, Kendale Lakes, Sunset, Olympia Heights, and Pinecrest is to enroll in traffic school. At TrafficSchool.com, we have been servicing Miami-Dade County motorists by helping them dismiss traffic tickets in a convenient, inexpensive and timely manner for over 15 years. Don't let tickets ruin your DHSMV driving record. Choose the #1 From Home traffic school in all of Florida.

• Official Traffic School Site at TrafficSchool.com
• How Traffic School works in Miami-Dade County
• Go To TrafficSchool - Homestead - Miami-Dade County - Florida

Required Car Premium For Miami-Dade County Drivers

Any vehicle with 4 or more wheels must be registered with the state by law. In order to complete this process, your vehicle must be insured by an insurance provider who is licensed by the Florida Department of Financial Services. The minimum insurance coverage for Miami-Dade County drivers is $10,000 in personal injury protection and $10,000 property damage liability. This is the very basic amount that your vehicle must contain in order to get registered in Homestead.