Internet Helps Teens Cut Line at Florida DMV

Update to release of July 1. Almost 400,000 driver licenses are issued to new drivers every year in Florida - most of them to teenagers in the form of a Learners Permit. To get a Florida Learners Permit you are required to take a Drug and Alcohol Traffic Awareness (DATA) course and a DMV Exam. Now teens can take both the DATA course and DMV exam online on the Florida Drivers Association website at http://www.123Driving.com on the "Learners Permit" page.

Palm City, FL (PRWEB) July 8, 2004 -- Taking the Florida Learners Permit exam online means shorter lines at the DMV. As of now, teenagers getting their first drivers license can cut the line by going online.

Parents and their teenagers can now speed through the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) when getting a Learners Permit. No, there isn't a car pool lane, but there is a high-tech shortcut.

Parents and teens are thrilled that both are now available on the Internet. Parents no longer have to spend hours waiting at the DMV for their kids to take the required exams.

According to Florida Drivers Association president Donna Meyerson, "Parents and teens are thrilled that both are now available on the Internet. Parents no longer have to spend hours waiting at the DMV for their kids to take the required exams."

With the DATA and DMV Exam Certificate of Completion in hand, the new driver goes to the DMV for only an eye exam, hearing test and photo. With an appointment, the entire process can take 30 minutes or less.

About Florida Drivers Association
The Florida Drivers Association is an Internet Traffic School providing driving instruction for Learners Permits, Tickets, Accidents and Insurance Discounts. Drivers who have taken these courses have shown significant reductions in traffic collisions, alcohol-related and fatal crashes. More than 2 million Florida drivers have taken these courses.

For more information on the history of the DATA exam and its effectiveness in reducing alcohol-related and fatal crashes, email info@123Driving.com, call 1-888-272-1493 or
go to http://www.123Driving.com. For more information on the American Safety Council, go to http://www.americansafetycouncil.com/about_us.html.

This release can be found on The Florida Drivers Association Website at http://www.123Driving.com/pr/pr01.html

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