Florida DUI Programs.org

DUI School Requirements

Based on Florida statutes 316.193,322.271,and 322.291

First DUI Conviction

Must complete DUI school before hardship reinstatement. Customers who wait out revocation period before reinstatement need only show proof of enrollment or completion to become re-licensed. If customer enrolls and is reinstated after revocation period expires, failure to complete the DUI school within 90 days after reinstatement will result in license cancellation; the driver cannot then be re-licensed until DUI school is completed.

Second DUI Conviction in 5 years "5-Year Revocation"

The second conviction in 5 Years is called a "5-Year Revocation". Customer must complete DUI school following conviction.

Third Conviction in 10 Years "10-Year Revocation"

Customer must complete DUI school following conviction.

DUI Manslaughter With No Prior DUI Related Conviction: (Permanent Revocation)

Must complete DUI school before hardship reinstatement.

Florida Title XXIII Motor Vehicles Chapter 316

The Florida Uniform Traffic Control Chapter 316 defines thousands of reules related to the use of roads, incuding skateboarding, cameras installed in cars, and of course driving under the influence.

Florida Motor Vehicle Statute Chapter 316.193 Driving Under The Influence/Penalties

Florida motor vehicle law 316.193 "Driving under the influence; penalties" sets out the conditions for one or more DUIs in Florida, including fines, penalties, jail time, and the DUI school requirements for anyone stopped for driving under the influence on Florida roads, or driving somewhere else while licensed to drive by the State of Florida.

Florida Motor Vehicle Statute Chapter 316.1932

Section 316.1932 addresses "Tests for alcohol, chemical substances, or controlled substances; implied consent; refusal".

Florida Motor Vehicle Statute Chapter 322.292

Chapter 322.292 sets out governance of authorized DUI Programs (also known as "DUI Schools" including how they are administered, criteria for authorization, review, inspection, and course content. DUI programs in Florida are licensed and regulated by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.

Is it illegal to drink or use drugs in Florida?

Basically, they have made it illegal to use any substance to "distort or disturb the auditory, visual, or mental processes" except for specific substances they allow (such as alcohol, and prescribed drugs). So yes, chances are very good that it is illegal to use non-prescribed drugs in Florida, whether or not you are driving. See statute Miscelleneous Crimes 877.111.

What is the cost of DUI School in Florida?

The following table demonstrates the fees associated with participation in the post DUI conviction DUI programs in Florida. Notice that these are various fees associated with participation, and do not represent a total cost of enrollment in a DUI program.

This table of fees was published by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, and was current as of May, 2017.

Incorrect or Incomplete Listings

If you have information about a DUI school location in Florida, please click the matching link for "Update this DUI program listing", or jump to "updates", and let us know so we can update the web page.

Why do some of these DUI programs only publish their office address, and not the actual place you need to go for DUI School?

Great question! We agree... the public should know where the DUI school is located, so they can consider traveling time, public transportation options, and the burden they may be forced to put onto friends and family, before signing up. FloridaDUIPrograms.org seeks to publish accurate, useful information about DUI program locations in Florida, even if the state only publishes office addresses.

If you have information about a DUI school location in Florida, please click the matching link for "Update this DUI program listing", or jump to "updates", and let us know so we can update the web page.

To Report Incorrect Data or Submit New DUI Program Data

To report an incorrect listing, or to submit updated information for a DUI program or school in Florida, please send your request by email to updates@FloridaDUIPrograms.org.

Please be sure to include all information for the DUI program, including name, address, and contact information. If you are reporting an error, please clearly indicate the specific program and the correction that needs to be made.

For ensure prompt updates, be sure to indicate your name and professional position, and a way to contact you to verify the information.

About DUI Program Information & Updates

This website includes information obtained directly from the agencies and professional associations involved with DUIs in the State of Florida, as well as individuals sharing their own knowledge of DUI programs they have attended.

Although the publisher takes reasonable efforts to maintain an accurate dataset, only the State and the individual program operators can ensure complete and current data, by submitting changes for consideration. This website will be updated periodically, from various sources, at the discretion of the publisher.

UPDATE:The State of New Jersey licenses and regulates a network of Indoxicated Driver Resource Centers (IDRC) in New Jersey, which provide the DUI retraining mandated by New Jersey law, similar to Florida's DUI Programs.

UPDATE: The State of Florida periodically publishes new lists of authorized DUI programs, but with incomplete information, and no indication of what, if anything has changed. We watch the data, sort through all of the information, fix errors and update outdated information, to keep FloridaDUIPrograms.org current and correct. We do our best, but can not guarantee accuracy or listings or information.

UPDATE: We have noticed that several DUI program operators in Florida are now only publishing their office or mailing address, while listing that as a DUI program for several different counties. We have updated our web page to warn visitors that they need to be careful, and call ahead to confirm an address before traveling to the DUI program listed. We strongly recommend that authorized DUI program operators publish the actual location, so that participants may plan properly for attending a DUI school near to their home or work.

UPDATE October 2019: Several listings have been updated, and marked as "UPDATED".