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Guide: Florida BDI

Florida BDI: 4 hours for moving violations

Basic Driver Improvement reduces points for non-criminal violations. Authorized for all Florida counties. CDL holders are not eligible.

4 hours
BDI course length
$5.94
Aceable price with offer shown Oct 5, 2026

Aceable, Florida Driver Improvement Course, read Oct 5, 2026. See source

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  1. Who BDI is for
  2. Florida BDI details
  3. Sources

Who BDI is for

Florida's Basic Driver Improvement course is for drivers who received a non-criminal moving or non-moving violation that results in points. The 4-hour course is state-authorized for all Florida counties1.

CDL holders are not eligible. Aceable delivers the Florida BDI through partner I Drive Safely. Listed at $34.95; Aceable showed an offer at $5.94 on the date we read it.

Florida BDI details

  • Course length: 4 hours; authorized for all Florida counties1.
  • Violations covered: non-criminal moving or non-moving violations resulting in points; CDL holders are not eligible1.
  • Delivery: Aceable delivers the Florida BDI through partner I Drive Safely1.
  • Listed price: $34.95 listed; Aceable showed $5.94 with an offer on October 5, 2026 - offers change, check the course page1.

Sources

  1. Florida Driver Improvement Course (BDI)Aceable, read Oct 5, 2026

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