How can I enroll? There are three options for enrollment. You can enroll in person at any of our office locations. You can enroll by mail by calling and requesting a mail-in enrollment pack or by downloading the DUI Program forms for your County and mailing them back to the office. Or, Palm Beach and Pasco County clients have the option of enrolling on-line by choosing the link below. It's that easy!

Why enroll by mail or on-line? When you choose one of these options, you can be very quickly enrolled in the program, which can make it faster to reinstate your driver license. Plus, you will save your valuable time by eliminating one trip to the office. We contact you with your class and evaluation schedules. And, you can always call us with any questions you might have.

You need to live, work or attend school in the county where you enroll in DUI School.

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Please note that there is a $7.00 convenience fee to enroll on-line.

What is the difference between a Level One and a Level Two? The Level One class is for persons who have never been convicted in any State of a charge that would require DUI school attendance and who has never attended a prior DUI program. A Level Two has either prior conviction or school completion or has been specifically Court-ordered to complete Level Two.

What do I need to enroll? In addition to the minimum fee, described above, you will need to bring a copy of the ticket you received at the time of the offense and some type of positive identification. We need to be able to document your Blood/Breath Alcohol Level or the fact that you refused to take the test. Eventually, you will need a copy of your probable cause / arrest report. This is available from the arresting agency or the Clerk of Court. If you have an attorney, they may have already obtained a copy that you can bring with you.

What if I am not convicted? You may still have to complete the Program for the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles before they will reinstate your license. Program fees are not refundable.

Can you clear me for a hardship license? No. The DUI Programs are private or governmental agencies that are not part of DHSMV. But, DUI School enrollment or completion is required to receive reinstatement of your license. If you have not been convicted yet, you only need proof of enrollment. If the Court has convicted you, you need to prove completion of the classes.

How long does it take to complete? We try to have as many available classes and appointments as possible. Depending on your schedule, you can complete the entire process in only a couple of weeks. By Statute, you MUST complete the Evaluation and Education components within 90 days of the day you first enrolled. If you fail to complete or be actively involved in the Program by the end of 90 days, you will lose all fees paid to date and have to start over again.

When can I take classes? Pride offers many different class schedules. You will have the chance to choose from all available classes. Most of our classes take place on weekday evenings and on weekends. Once you sign up for a class, you have to attend that class from start to finish. You can reschedule classes up to five business days before the class. If you fail to attend class, there may be re-set fees. You will get full details about your class when you sign up.

How do I get a hardship license? Once you have completed your period of "hard time" suspension, you may be eligible for a business license for the rest of your suspension period. You will need to go to the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles - Bureau of Administrative Review office in your county. You cannot do this part at a drivers' license branch. To find out where the office is located, you can obtain information from any Pride DUI office or look in the local phone book. You can also call the DUI Programs office in Tallahassee at 850-487-1227.

Where are Pride Offices located? Pride has 3 enrollment locations in Palm Beach County and several other classroom sites. We have 2 offices in Pasco County.

Who has access to my records? Federal and State Laws concerning confidentiality protect your entire DUI Program file. NO PERSON can get any information about your enrollment unless you give the DUI Program your permission in writing. Even members of your immediate family cannot obtain your information without your consent. We will verify enrollment and completion to the Court, but nothing in your file can be used to investigate or prosecute you on the charge.

What is required to complete the Program? The basic rules are actually very simple. Within 90 days of enrollment, you need to do the following:

1. Attendance at all assigned classes, on time and in sequence.
2. No alcohol or other non-prescribed drug use within 24 hours attendance at any program appointment or class.
3. Completion of all assignments and cooperation with all paperwork, including evaluation.
4. Payment of all program fees.
5. If required, completion of any substance abuse treatment referral.

What if I have other questions? Please call or come by any of the offices that are listed on this page. Trained and helpful personnel will try and answer any questions that you might have.