Florida Drivers License Test

In an effort to ensure that Florida drivers who have not operated a vehicle for one year or more stay informed of driving laws, some people are required to retest on the written exam before a new driver’s license can be issued.

You are required to retake the driver’s license test (officially known as the Florida Class E Knowledge Exam) as well as your vision test before you can obtain your Class E Driver’s License in the following situations:

• Your Class E driver license has expired for one year or more, regardless of if it’s due to a license sanction or downgrading to an identification card.
• You completed the Florida Class E knowledge exam but did not apply to get your license issued within one year of the exam date.
• Your out-of-state driver’s license has been expired for one year or more and you are applying for a Florida Class E driver’s license.

If you are 18 or older, you must complete the Class E Knowledge Exam in person at your local DMV.

If it’s been a while, be sure to practice before you take the Florida Class E Knowledge Exam. It’s not as easy as it used to be!

The Florida Driver’s Handbook Course is a fully narrated course that goes over everything you could be tested on during the state exam. It significantly boosts your likelihood of passing your state exam on the first try.

There is also a practice test that includes a 500 question bank of randomized 40 questions that is a great study guide for the Florida Drivers license Test as it is very difficult and tricky.