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Find an FLHSMV-licensed DUI program in Florida

People often search for approved DUI classes; Florida's official source lists FLHSMV-licensed DUI programs. Use this page to open the official FLHSMV directory section for your county and to see what to confirm before you enroll.

Not legal advice. AnswerSignalApp is not a law firm or a medical provider and does not give legal or medical advice. This page summarizes, in general terms, what the official sources linked below say, and points you to them.

Open the official FLHSMV directory for your county

The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) Bureau of Motorist Compliance provides oversight for licensed DUI programs statewide. Each link below opens the official directory. Where FLHSMV publishes a section link for the county, we use it; otherwise the link opens the directory and you can look for the heading shown.

Open the full FLHSMV directory: FLHSMV licensed DUI programs directory (official site, opens in a new tab)

Appearance in this finder is not a recommendation, ranking, endorsement, paid placement or legal advice. AnswerSignalApp has no relationship with any DUI program.

Level I and Level II, in FLHSMV's words

FLHSMV describes DUI programs as nonprofit organizations that provide drug and alcohol education to satisfy judicial and driver-licensing requirements. It describes two courses: Level I for first-time offenders and Level II for persons with multiple offenses. Florida Statutes section 322.292 says DUI programs must be operated by governmental entities or not-for-profit corporations, and that DUI education courses must be taught by a certified DUI instructor in a classroom with face-to-face instruction rather than over the Internet, by home study or by distance learning.

Which course applies, and whether a particular format satisfies your individual requirement, should be confirmed with the licensed program and checked against your own court or licensing paperwork and your FLHSMV status. This page does not promise that any course meets your requirement.

Before you enroll: what to confirm

  • The program appears on the current FLHSMV licensed DUI programs directory.
  • Whether your paperwork calls for Level I or Level II.
  • Which county or counties the program serves.
  • Whether an evaluation is required and how it is scheduled.
  • The physical classroom location and delivery format.
  • Class schedule and how many sessions there are.
  • Current fees, asked directly of the program.
  • Documents to bring.
  • Language or accessibility accommodations you may need.
  • How completion is recorded and how you get proof of it.
  • Whether you have separate treatment or ignition interlock obligations.

Related but separate requirements

DUI education, the DUI evaluation, any treatment referral, ignition interlock device (IID) requirements, court-ordered conditions and driver-license reinstatement are related but distinct. Completing one does not necessarily satisfy another. FLHSMV's DUI and IID overview is the official starting point; a licensed Florida lawyer can explain how court conditions apply to you.

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Editorial note: compiled from the linked official government and federal sources — the FLHSMV licensed DUI programs directory and DUI/IID overview, and Florida Statutes section 322.292 as published by the Florida Legislature. County section headings were checked against the FLHSMV directory on the review date; program names, fees and schedules are deliberately not copied here. It was not written or reviewed by a lawyer or a medical professional and is not legal or medical advice. Rely on the official agencies and on licensed professionals for current instructions. Last internally reviewed: October 13, 2026.

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Florida licensed DUI program FAQ

Is an "approved DUI class" the same as an FLHSMV-licensed DUI program?
People often search for approved DUI classes. Florida's official source, the FLHSMV directory, lists FLHSMV-licensed DUI programs. Use that official directory rather than a search ad or a commercial course listing to check whether a program is licensed.
What is the difference between Level I and Level II?
FLHSMV describes Level I as the course for first-time offenders and Level II as the course for persons with multiple offenses. Which level applies to you comes from your own court or licensing paperwork, not from this page.
Can I take a Florida DUI education course online?
Florida Statutes section 322.292(4) says DUI education courses must be conducted by a certified DUI instructor in a classroom using face-to-face instruction, and may not be conducted via the Internet, home study, distance learning or similar methods. Confirm the current delivery format with the licensed program and against your own paperwork and FLHSMV status.
Does being listed here mean AnswerSignalApp recommends a program?
No. This finder only points you to the official FLHSMV directory for your county. It is not a recommendation, ranking, endorsement, paid placement or legal advice, and it does not list program names, fees or schedules.
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