Yes. You can return to any completed lesson to review the material before retaking the Florida Driver Education Traffic Safety (DETS) Course final exam. Once the exam begins, you cannot access lesson content — so complete your review before you start your next attempt.

After a failed exam attempt, return to your course dashboard. From there you can open any completed lesson and review the content. You can also retake any of the 4 unit quizzes — doing so exposes you to questions from the same 500-question bank used on the final exam, making quizzes an effective study tool.

After a failed attempt, focus on the topics where you missed questions. The final exam covers all 4 lessons, so broad review is better than focusing on a single area.

Once you start an exam attempt, you cannot refer to lesson material during the attempt. Do all of your reviewing before you begin the exam, not during it.

Can I go back and read the lessons before my next exam attempt? Yes. You can review any completed lesson as many times as you like before starting a new exam attempt.

Can I look up answers during the exam? No. The final exam is not open book. You must answer from memory once the exam begins.

Should I retake the unit quizzes before retaking the final exam? Yes. Unit quizzes draw from the same 500-question bank as the final exam, so retaking them is good preparation.

Is there a waiting period before I can review and retake? No. You can review course material immediately after a failed attempt and start a new exam attempt whenever you are ready.

How do I know which topics to focus my review on? After a failed attempt, review the questions you missed and note which lesson topics they covered. Return to those lessons before your next attempt.