Florida DMV practice tests

$48 for an original Class E, a figure that already includes the learner's license, and $48 again at renewal. A replacement card is $25. Expect an extra $6.25 service fee at a county tax collector office.

Fifteen for the learner's license and sixteen for the Class E driver license. Nothing lets you start earlier — Florida has no hardship or agricultural route below 15.

50 multiple-choice questions on traffic laws, safe driving practices and identifying traffic controls. State law requires at least 25 items in the question bank to cover bicycle and pedestrian safety.

Ten. You need 40 of 50 right, which FLHSMV publishes as 80 percent. Miss an eleventh and the attempt is over.

Yes — 60 minutes. FLHSMV's Automated Driver License Testing System produces a timed, 60 minute, 50-question test drawn at random from a bank of roughly 800 questions, and the same system runs the exam in driver license offices, in tax collector offices and at contracted third-party administrators.

Yes, if you are under 18, through a registered third-party administrator. Form 71144, the Parent/Guardian Online Test Proctoring Form, has to be notarized or signed in front of an examiner. Applicants 18 and over must test in person.

It depends on the office, because county tax collectors run much of the counter work. FLHSMV says a location may be walk-in or appointment-only, and directs you to each tax collector or license plate agent's own website to find out which.

Yes, and a hearing test with it — Florida screens both for Class E. Vision of 20/40 or better in each eye clears with no referral; the minimum field of vision is 130 degrees; telescopic lenses do not count toward the standard.

You pay $10 for each subsequent knowledge test and $20 for each subsequent skills test, both set by statute. FLHSMV publishes no statewide waiting period between attempts. Motorcycle retests are $5 and $10.

FLHSMV contradicts itself: the English exam page says English only, while the Spanish version of the same page lists Arabic, Chinese, English, Haitian Creole, Russian and Spanish. Ask your office or provider directly. The handbook is definitely published in English, Spanish and Haitian Creole.

Eight years. You can renew up to 18 months early, and online renewal through MyDMV Portal is offered every other renewal period, so the cycle after an online renewal has to be done in an office.

One primary identity document, one proof of Social Security number, and two different proofs of Florida residential address — your current license does not count as one, and most dated documents must be within 60 days. After that first visit you only produce them again if your information changes.