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Drug and alcohol course requirements by state
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Verified states
Verified so far: 1 of 51 states
| State | What the state says | Last checked |
|---|---|---|
| Florida | Yes, if you're 18 or older and apply for a Florida driver license, unless an exception fits you. By law, you must first take a traffic law and substance abuse course. You can skip it if another jurisdiction licensed you. You can also skip it if you finished a Department of Education driver course. The course runs at least four hours. |
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