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2.2 - Florida Classified Driver Licenses

The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles issues the following classes of licenses: Class A, B, C, and E. Classes A, B, and C are

for drivers of commercial motor vehicles such as large trucks and buses. Class E is for drivers of non-commercial vehicles. There is a separate

manual entitled Commercial Driver License Manual for truck and bus drivers. This manual is available at any Motorist Services or Tax Collector

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licensing agent office that offers driver license services or on the Department's web page at www.flhsmv.gov. If you wish to drive a motor vehicle

you must be properly tested and licensed.

2.3 - Who Needs One?

• If you live in Florida and want to drive a motor vehicle on public streets and highways.

If you move to Florida and have a valid license from another state, you must get a Florida license within 30 days of becoming a resident.

You are considered a resident of Florida if you:

a. Enroll your children in public school, or

b. Register to vote, or

c. File for a homestead exemption, or

d. Accept employment, or

e. Reside in Florida for more than six consecutive months.

Your primary residence is the one you live in for more than six months.

Yes, military people often have this. For example, I had a TX license with no picture that was current with a KY address on it until I made KY my residence and got a KY OL.