Your Florida DUI school certificate reaches DHSMV through your licensed DUI program, which reports your completion directly to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. You do not mail it to the state yourself. If you lose your certificate,…
Third DUI in Florida: When It Becomes a Felony
A third DUI in Florida becomes a third degree felony when the new offense happens within 10 years of a prior DUI conviction. If both earlier convictions are older than 10 years, the charge usually stays a misdemeanor. That single date…
What Happens If You Don’t Complete DUI School in Florida
If you don’t complete DUI school in Florida, the DHSMV cancels your driver license and keeps it canceled until you finish the course. That applies to hardship licenses and fully reinstated licenses alike. On top of the license cancellation, missing your…
Florida DUI Substance Abuse Evaluation: What to Expect
The Florida DUI substance abuse evaluation is a one-hour private interview with a licensed evaluator that every DUI offender must complete. It is required by Florida law as part of your DUI program, and it happens before or alongside your classroom…
Florida DUI License Suspension Periods: How Long?
A Florida DUI license suspension can last anywhere from six months to permanently, depending on your BAC, your test results, and your prior record. Most drivers face two separate suspensions after a single arrest. The first comes from the DMV right…
Florida BAC Limits: Legal Limits & DUI Rules
The legal BAC limit in Florida is 0.08% for most drivers aged 21 and older. BAC stands for blood alcohol concentration, and it measures the amount of alcohol in your bloodstream. If you drive with a BAC at or above this…