Advanced Driver  Improvement Courses Older Driver Courses  Licensed DUI Programs 86  ©2020 Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles  A full list of your options for satisfying  your traffic citation is on the back of the  citation. You are required to choose one  of the three options within 30 days of  receiving the citation.  A driving course just for older adults  (65+) can update drivers on traffic laws  and suggest useful ways to adapt driving  habits to accommodate aging. Some  courses even qualify older drivers for a  reduction in auto insurance costs.  Within 30 days from the date you  received the traffic citation and prior to  attending class, you must:  You may be required to complete a  licensed DUI program if your license  is administratively suspended for:  unlawful blood or breath alcohol level;  refusal to submit to a breath, blood,  or urine test; or conviction of driving  under the influence or possession of a  controlled substance.  If your Florida driver license was  suspended for points, as a habitual  traffic offender (non-DUI), or by court  order, you must complete an advanced  driver improvement course in order to  reinstate your driving privileges. If you  hold a Florida driver license and receive  a citation for a moving violation in  another state, that state may withhold  adjudication if you complete a FLHSMV- approved advanced driver improvement  course.  In some cases, you may choose to  attend a course to receive insurance  discounts. This discount is solely at the  discretion of your insurance company.  If, as a result of a moving violation, you  elect to attend and complete a basic  driver improvement course, you will  receive the following benefits:  2. Pay an election fee to the Clerk  of Court in the county where you  received the citation.  1. Inform the Clerk of Court in the  county where you received the  citation that you want to go to  traffic school, and  2. Points may not be added to your  driver license record if adjudication  of guilt is withheld. You may  not make an election under this  subsection if you have made this  election in the preceding 12 months.  A person may make no more than  five elections in a lifetime. To  determine if you are eligible to  make an election to attend traffic  school, check our website at  flhsmv.  gov .  1. Insurance companies cannot  impose an additional premium or  refuse to renew a policy for motor  vehicle insurance solely because the  insured committed a non-criminal  traffic infraction, with the following  exceptions: a second infraction within  18 months; a third infraction within 36  months; or exceeding the speed limit  by more than 15 MPH. 