Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Practice Exam

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What is the orientation of a driver's license issued to individuals over the age of 21 in Florida?

Horizontal
Vertical
Diagonal
Square

The correct answer is: Horizontal

In Florida, the orientation of a driver's license issued to individuals over the age of 21 is horizontal. This design choice helps to distinguish between different age groups and provides a clear visual cue for law enforcement and others who may check the license. The horizontal format is standard and aligns with widespread recognition for adult identification documents, making it easier for individuals to present their licenses during encounters that require verification of age, such as purchasing age-restricted products. In contrast, licenses issued to individuals under 21 are typically vertical, serving as another way to indicate the person’s age at a glance. The other options—diagonal and square—are not typical formats for driver's licenses and would not be recognized or used in Florida for this purpose. This systematic approach helps ensure clarity and efficient identification within the state's licensing framework.