12-Hour ADI Class in Florida | Advanced Driver Improvement Course
Florida 12-Hour ADI Course for License Reinstatement
Need to complete a 12-hour Advanced Driver Improvement (ADI) course in Florida because your driver’s license has been suspended?
Affordable Driving Traffic School offers an easy, convenient 12-Hour ADI Class in West Palm Beach, Florida for drivers who need an approved Advanced Driver Improvement course for license reinstatement, court requirements, or certain out-of-state traffic matters.
Our in-person 12-hour ADI class is designed to make completing your requirement as simple as possible, with an experienced instructor, scheduled breaks, and no traditional tests or essays.
Why Choose Affordable Driving Traffic School?
- 12-hour Advanced Driver Improvement (ADI) course
- Florida FLHSMV-approved course
- Convenient West Palm Beach location
- In-person classroom instruction
- Online course option may also be available
- No tests or essays for our in-person class
- Breaks included during the class
- Ask questions and get help from an instructor
- Certificate of completion provided
- Completion reported as required
- $100 total — no hidden fees
- Same-day proof of enrollment available after registration
Need to complete your ADI requirement?
📞 Call (561) 969-0150
📍 3167 Forest Hill Blvd., West Palm Beach, FL 33406
What Is a 12-Hour ADI Class?
The Advanced Driver Improvement (ADI) course is a Florida-approved 12-hour driver improvement program that may be required when a person's driving privilege has been suspended because of certain traffic-related circumstances.
According to the Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) Driver Handbook, an ADI course may be required when a Florida driver license has been suspended for points, as a habitual traffic offender (HTO) for a non-DUI matter, or by court order.
An FLHSMV-approved ADI course may also be relevant when a Florida driver receives a moving violation in another state and that state requires completion of an approved Florida ADI course.
If you have received a suspension notice, court order, or reinstatement requirement, it is important to verify exactly which course you are required to complete before registering.
Who Needs a 12-Hour ADI Course in Florida?
A 12-hour ADI course may be required for drivers dealing with situations such as:
License Suspended for Points
Florida drivers who have accumulated too many points may have their driving privilege suspended. An ADI course may be required as part of the reinstatement process.
Habitual Traffic Offender (HTO)
Drivers classified as Habitual Traffic Offenders may be required to complete an ADI course for reinstatement, depending on the circumstances of the suspension.
Florida law defines an HTO based on qualifying convictions accumulated within a five-year period. The statute includes 15 convictions for moving traffic offenses for which points may be assessed, as well as certain specified major offenses.
Court-Ordered ADI
A judge or court may require a driver to complete an Advanced Driver Improvement course as part of a court order.
If your paperwork specifically says that you must complete a 12-hour ADI course, Affordable Driving Traffic School can help you complete the classroom requirement.
Three Crashes in Three Years
Some drivers are required to complete an advanced driver improvement program following multiple crashes within a specified period.
If your notice refers to a "3 in 3" requirement, contact us before registering so we can help you confirm the course you need.
Out-of-State Traffic Requirements
Some states may require a Florida driver to complete an FLHSMV-approved ADI course following an out-of-state traffic violation.
If another state's court or motor vehicle agency has instructed you to complete an ADI course, confirm that the specific course meets that state's requirement before registering.
12-Hour ADI Class in West Palm Beach
Our classroom is conveniently located in West Palm Beach for drivers throughout Palm Beach County and surrounding areas.
Affordable Driving Traffic School
📍 3167 Forest Hill Blvd.
West Palm Beach, FL 33406
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In-Person 12-Hour ADI Class
For many students, our in-person ADI class is the easiest way to complete the 12-hour requirement.
Instead of completing the class alone, you attend a classroom session with an instructor who can explain the material and answer your questions.
Benefits of Our In-Person ADI Class
No traditional tests or essays
Our in-person classroom format is designed to be straightforward and easy to attend.
Scheduled breaks
Breaks are included during the long classroom session.
Ask questions
Have a question about the course material? You can ask the instructor during class.
Certificate of completion
After successfully completing the course, you receive your certificate of completion.
Reporting
Course completion is reported through the required process.
Simple registration
Call us or register online to reserve your place.
How Long Is the Florida ADI Course?
The ADI course is 12 hours.
Our current classroom schedule includes:
Wednesdays
10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Saturdays
8:30 AM – 8:30 PM
Need a different schedule?
Call us at (561) 969-0150. Depending on the course requirements and available scheduling, we may be able to arrange the required hours over multiple sessions.
How Much Does the 12-Hour ADI Class Cost?
$100 Total
Our 12-hour ADI class is $100 total, including the applicable course certificate and reporting services.
No hidden fees.
Because course requirements and reinstatement circumstances can vary, we recommend confirming your specific requirement before registering.
Get Proof of Enrollment for License Reinstatement
If you need documentation showing that you have enrolled in an ADI course, we can provide a School Enrollment Form after registration.
This documentation may help you begin the reinstatement process while you work toward completing the required course.
You have 90 days to complete the course, according to our enrollment process.
Need your license reinstated?
Don't wait until the last minute.
Call Affordable Driving Traffic School at (561) 969-0150 to discuss your ADI requirement.
What Is a Habitual Traffic Offender in Florida?
A Habitual Traffic Offender (HTO) is a driver who meets the statutory definition based on certain qualifying convictions recorded within a five-year period.
Florida law currently provides for an HTO designation when a driver's record shows either:
- Three or more convictions for specified major offenses arising from separate acts; or
- 15 convictions for moving traffic offenses for which points may be assessed.
The exact offenses that count toward an HTO designation are established by Florida law.
If your license has been revoked or suspended as an HTO, review your official FLHSMV information and reinstatement requirements to determine exactly what you must complete.
Is a 12-Hour ADI Course Required to Reinstate a Suspended Florida License?
In certain situations, yes.
The Florida Driver Handbook states that an advanced driver improvement course is required when a Florida driver license has been suspended for points, as a non-DUI habitual traffic offender, or by court order.
However, every suspension is different.
Your reinstatement requirements can depend on the reason for the suspension, court requirements, your driving record, and other circumstances.
If you are unsure which course you need, call us before registering.
Will I Receive a Certificate of Completion?
Yes.
After you successfully complete the required 12-hour ADI course, you will receive documentation of course completion.
Affordable Driving Traffic School also processes the required reporting associated with the course.
For court-ordered requirements, make sure your court or licensing agency has received everything required for your particular case.
Frequently Asked Questions About the 12-Hour ADI Course
What does ADI stand for?
ADI stands for Advanced Driver Improvement.
A 12-hour ADI course is a driver improvement program used in Florida for certain license suspension, reinstatement, court, and traffic-related requirements.
Is the 12-hour ADI course approved in Florida?
Affordable Driving Traffic School provides an FLHSMV-approved Advanced Driver Improvement course. Florida's Driver Handbook identifies ADI courses as a requirement for certain suspended licenses and court-related reinstatement situations.
Can I take the ADI class in person?
Yes. Affordable Driving Traffic School offers an in-person classroom option in West Palm Beach.
Do I have to take a test?
Our in-person ADI classroom course does not require traditional tests or essays, making it a straightforward way to complete the classroom requirement.
How many hours is the ADI class?
The course is 12 hours.
Can I complete the ADI course online?
An online option may be available. If you are completing the course because of a specific court or license-reinstatement requirement, verify that the format you choose satisfies your particular requirement.
Can an ADI course help me reinstate my Florida driver's license?
An ADI course can be one of the requirements for reinstating a suspended Florida driving privilege.
However, completing the course does not automatically reinstate your license. You must satisfy all applicable FLHSMV, court, and other reinstatement requirements.
Can I take the ADI class for an HTO suspension?
Yes, an ADI course is specifically identified by FLHSMV as a requirement for certain non-DUI habitual traffic offender suspensions.
Does the ADI course apply to a court order?
If your court order requires an Advanced Driver Improvement course, an appropriate FLHSMV-approved ADI course may satisfy that requirement. Always confirm the exact wording of your court order.
Can I take the class for an out-of-state traffic ticket?
Possibly. The Florida Driver Handbook notes that a Florida driver receiving a moving violation in another state may have adjudication withheld by that state if the driver completes an FLHSMV-approved ADI course.
Because requirements differ by state and case, contact the court or motor vehicle agency handling your citation before registering.
Where is Affordable Driving Traffic School located?
We are located at:
3167 Forest Hill Blvd.
West Palm Beach, FL 33406
How do I register for the 12-hour ADI class?
You can register online or call us directly.
📞 (561) 969-0150
Ready to Complete Your 12-Hour ADI Requirement?
If you need an Advanced Driver Improvement course in Florida, Affordable Driving Traffic School can help make the process simple.
Our 12-hour ADI class in West Palm Beach provides an easy-to-follow classroom experience with an instructor, scheduled breaks, course completion documentation, and required reporting.
Start Your ADI Course Today
📞 Call: (561) 969-0150
📍 Affordable Driving Traffic School
3167 Forest Hill Blvd.
West Palm Beach, FL 33406
12-Hour ADI Class • West Palm Beach • Florida License Reinstatement • HTO • Court-Ordered ADI • Advanced Driver Improvement
