Florida Aggressive Driving (AGG) Course Details

In some counties in Florida, most commonly Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Orange, and Hillsborough counties, drivers may be ordered by a Florida judge or a Florida court to attend an 8-hour aggressive driving course. In Florida, the term "aggressive driving" indicates that a law enforcement officer has observed a driver committing two or more serious moving violations (such as speeding and reckless driving) at the same time. Drivers who have been ordered to attend a Florida aggressive driving course will have received an administrative order from the judge or court in the county in which the aggressive driving incident(s) took place.

Any driver who has been ordered to attend a Florida aggressive driving course can take DTA's 8-hour Florida Aggressive Driving Course.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The 8-hour Florida Aggressive Driving Course is NOT the same as an 8-hour Intermediate Driver Improvement Course (IDI), also sometimes called "8-hour traffic school." The 8-hour Florida Aggressive Driving Course is also NOT the same as a Driving While License Suspended or Revoked Course (DWLSR).

If you need an IDI or DWLSR course and you take the Florida Aggressive Driving Course by mistake, the court or judge might not accept your course completion certificate! If you are not sure which course you need, please contact the judge or court that issued your administrative order.