Florida Driver's License Instruction Permit

What is the minimum age requirement for applying for a temporary instruction permit?

What is the duration of a temporary instruction permit?

Who must accompany a permit holder while driving a motor vehicle?

What type of vehicle can a permit holder operate under the supervision of a licensed driver?

What is the purpose of a temporary permit issued by the department?

Who can apply for a temporary commercial instruction permit?

What happens to a temporary permit when the applicant's license is issued or refused?

Who is eligible to accompany a permit holder operating a motorcycle?

Instruction Permits and Temporary Licenses

Applicants aged 18 or older, who lack instruction in operating a motor vehicle, can apply for a temporary instruction permit.
The permit allows driving a motor vehicle of the type requiring a Class E driver license on highways for 90 days, accompanied by a licensed driver at least 21 years old and licensed to operate the same class of vehicle.

Temporary Permits for Class E Driver License

The department may issue a temporary permit to applicants for a Class E driver license, allowing them to operate a motor vehicle while the department completes its investigation.
The permit is valid until the applicant's license is issued or refused for good cause.

Temporary Commercial Instruction Permits

Applicants who lack instruction in operating a commercial motor vehicle can apply for a temporary commercial instruction permit.
To be eligible, applicants must:
- Possess a valid Florida driver license.
- Be accompanied by a licensed driver at least 21 years old, licensed to operate the same class of vehicle, and occupying the closest seat to the right of the driver.
The permit allows driving a commercial motor vehicle on highways.

Learn about the requirements and rules for obtaining an instruction permit for a Class E driver's license in Florida. Understand the age restrictions and qualifications for obtaining a temporary permit.