In Partnership w/ Martin County Library System
Driver License and Motor Vehicle Service Center: 3485 SE Willoughby Blvd.
Stuart, Florida 34994

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Website: mcls.driving-tests.org/florida

Program Description

Whether you'll be driving a car, motorcycle, or commercial vehicle we have DMV practice tests and references to help you find the right answers when taking the test. And what if you are going to be transporting something hazardous like rocket fuel? The commercial driver's license HazMat practice tests will tell you exactly how to answer any tricky questions before you launch.

Services Available Through This Program

Education- Alternative

Hours of Operation

Eligibility Requirements and Important Information

Florida Driver's License: When You Can Apply Age Type of License Prerequisites ◦15 (First Timers) | Learner's License ‣ Complete a Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) course. Also pass a Knowledge Test, a Vision Test, and a Hearing Test. ◦16+ (Learner's License Holders | Intermediate License ‣Must have held Learner's License for one year. Practice driving for 50 hours (10 hours at night) and pass a Driving Test. ◦18+ (First Timers) | Full-Privileged (Adult) License ‣Complete a Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education (TLSAE) course. Also pass a Knowledge Exam, a Vision Test, a Hearing Test, and a Driving Test. ◦18+ (Learner's License Holders) | Full-Privileged (Adult) License ‣Pass a Driving Test. ◦18+ (Intermediate License Holders) | Full-Privileged (Adult) License ‣None.

Availability and Fees

Current Wait List:	NO
Handicapped Access:	NO
Accepts Medicaid:	NO
Accepts Medicare:	NO
Accepts Private Insurance:	NO
Financial Assistance Available?:	NO
Sliding Scale:	NO

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Other Useful Information

The Division of Driver's Licenses has offices located everywhere throughout the state of Florida. Office hours are Monday through Friday 8 a.m. until 5p.m. You can find all of the locations along with their contact information at http://www.flhsmv.gov/offices/ . The permit test can also be taken online in Florida in conjunction with a Drug and Alcohol course. Schools such as www.123driving.com can provide this for you.