Overview
- FLHSMV confirmed all knowledge and road-skills exams, including oral versions, will be given only in English beginning Feb. 6.
- The department has updated testing systems and ended interpreters and non-English printed exams statewide.
- Local tax collector offices say they must enforce the policy and expect impacts on customers who do not speak English.
- The shift replaces prior offerings that included multiple languages for most non-commercial tests, with CDL exams previously limited to English and Spanish.
- The move comes as Gov. Ron DeSantis voiced support and as federal transportation officials intensify enforcement of English-proficiency rules for commercial drivers, warning states over funding.