Drivers license bureaus florida

Below is a list of all 67 Florida counties each of which has DMV offices. We recommend you attempt to complete your DMV needs online first as it may save you valuable time. By selecting a county from the list above you will see a variety of information including contact information for the local DMV offices, sheriff and police contact information, and the address for the Clerk of the circuit court. The county clerks office provides a wealth of information and services.

Example — some DMV offices do not offer driving tests road test. Relocating to Florida If you are a new Florida resident, you are required to register your vehicle within ten days and get a Florida drivers license within 30 days. Typical office hours are from: to pm or pm But some counties have an office that opens earlier am and stay open later pm Check the location you are going to visit for their schedule.

Services Not every DMV offices offers the same services. Example — some DMV offices do not offer driving tests road test Check the location you are going to visit for their schedule. For more details on a restricted license read the Learners Permit page.

If you are 18 years or older, you are not required to retain a Learners License but you still must complete the required course and tests before going in for a behind-the-wheel driving test. A learners permit is also known as a Restricted License because there are very specific rules you must follow when driving with a learners in Florida. To get your Drivers License if you are under 18 you must have your learners permit for 12 months or until your 18th birthday.

You must also have 50 hours of driving experience supervised and 10 of those hours should be at night. If you are getting a drivers license for the first time and are 18 years or older, you must complete the four-hour Drug and Alcohol Traffic Awareness DATA course and the written DMV test on road signs and road rules. Once you complete the DATA course and DMV test you can then make an appointment with your local drivers license office to take the behind-the-wheel driving test.