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What Are the Identity Verification Questions in the Florida BDI Course?

What are the Florida BDI identity verification questions? Timed questions throughout the course, required by Florida law.

What Are the Identity Verification Questions in the Florida BDI Course?

The Florida Basic Driver Improvement (BDI) course includes time-limited identity verification questions that appear throughout the course — not just at the end. These are separate from the final exam and are required by Florida state law.

What These Questions Are

Identity verification questions are short questions that appear at various points during the course to confirm that the registered student is the one completing it. The questions ask about you and specific events within the course content you have just completed.

The number and placement of these questions vary.

You must answer these questions correctly and within the time limit shown on screen.

Why They Exist

Florida law requires BDI course providers to verify student participation throughout the course — not just at the exam. This is a state compliance requirement, not a Driving Logic policy. Every Florida-approved BDI provider must include this type of verification.

What Happens If You Miss One

If you fail to answer an identity verification question correctly, or do not answer within the time limit, your course will fail. This is treated as a course failure under Florida law.

A course failure due to identity verification means: - Your course is closed - No completion certificate is issued - Your course fee is not refunded - You would need to repurchase the course to start over

If you failed a verification question by accident, contact support with your account email address and a description of what happened; these situations are evaluated case by case.

Tips for Getting Through Them

  • Stay engaged with the course content — the questions are based on what you just read

  • Do not leave the course open unattended — the questions are timed

  • Complete the course yourself — another person completing it on your behalf is misrepresentation and will result in failure with no refund

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