Yes. The Florida Basic Driver Improvement (BDI) final exam is open book. You may refer to the course material at any time while the exam is in progress. There is no time limit.
What Open Book Means
Open book means you are permitted to look up information while answering exam questions. You do not need to memorize the course material. You can navigate back through any lesson or topic while the exam is open.
How to Use Course Material During the Exam
While taking the exam, you can navigate back through the course content to find answers. Take your time reading each question and refer to the relevant section before selecting your answer.
Because there is no time limit, there is no penalty for taking extra time. Reviewing the material carefully before answering can help you achieve a passing score on your first attempt.
What Is the Passing Score?
You must score 80% or higher to pass — 32 correct answers out of 40. If you do not pass on your first attempt, you can retake the exam immediately at no charge. There is no limit on retakes.
Tips for an Open Book Exam
Familiarize yourself with the course structure before starting the exam — knowing where each topic lives makes looking things up faster
Pay particular attention to Florida-specific laws, which are commonly tested
Take your time on each question — there is no penalty for spending more time
Quick Facts
Detail | Information |
Exam type | Open book |
Time limit | No |
Number of questions | 40 |
Passing score | 80% — 32 out of 40 |
Can you refer to course material | Yes — at any time during the exam |
Retakes if failed | Unlimited, at no charge |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use outside resources such as other websites during the exam? All exam questions are based on the Driving Logic course content. For best results, use the course material provided — outside sources may not match the content being tested.
Can I take the exam across multiple sessions? No. The exam must be completed in one continuous session. You cannot save your progress and pause mid-exam.
What if I close the browser during the exam? Your exam attempt in progress may not be saved. When you return, you may need to restart the exam. Your completed course content is not affected.