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(Free-Press-Release.com) August 27, 2008 -- SAN DIEGO, Calif., August 2008 / FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Students who are just learning how to drive for the first time, whether teens or adults, will require a Florida learners permit. National Driver Safety Services (NDSS), through the web site www.florida-firsttimedriverscourse.com, are making a class available to students to prepare for their permit test while working from the comfort of home on any Internet-enabled personal computer.

“We know that it is intimidating to try to find a Florida first time driver's course that works with our students’ busy schedules,” a representative from NDSS explains. “To make it as convenient as possible for these new drivers, we’re offering a course that they can take from anywhere, at any time.” The class, which is fully web-based and does not require software installation in order to be accessed, helps new drivers prepare to receive their Florida learners permit. Students may log in and out of the course at any time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and may work for as long or short a duration as they wish during each class session, though the material has been divided into 20-minute segments for the student’s convenience.

Once a student has completed the entire four-hour program, they will receive a certificate of completion in the mail that they can use as proof of mastery. They will also be taking and must pass a final exam of 40 questions about the material before this happens.

“There’s really no easier way to go about this,” the representative continues. “I wish it were available when I was first learning to drive, because the ability to take a class about learning to drive without having to get someone to drive you to that class is the height of convenience.”

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