FDOT does not permit providers of MOT  training to offer the class in any language other than English.

You may ask why?

The answer is that the 600 series design standards, which are essentially the backbone of the entire MOT process are written in English and require a person who can fluently speak and read English.

FDOT changed the terminology from Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) to Temporary Traffic Control (TTC) a few years ago.

This training can be referred by either MOT or TTC as they are the same thing.

If your new to this training you may wonder what training level you need to take.

If you are not in charge of the traffic control zone and not working with barriers or crash cushions, the Intermediate training will be sufficient.

If you are in charge of the traffic control zone (Worksite Supervisor), work with barriers or crash cushions and or do are a Professional Engineer you will need the Advanced.

If you are ONLY flagging and not doing of the set up or take down you take the Basic (Flagger) training. We recommend taking the Intermediate.

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To attend any FDOT TTC training the requirements are as follows:

•A computer or laptop connected to the internet with a camera and microphone. (We need to be able to see and hear you during the training and exam.)

•Student must have a Valid State-issued Driver's License Number, Valid State-issued Identification Card Number or a valid Passport number prior to attending for class

•Student must present identification prior to sitting for exam Writing must be legible on Exam sheet (DL is used for identification purpose only, email is used to send student login instructions for exam results)

Intermediate Refresher, Advanced Refresher

•Student must have a Valid State-issued Driver's License Number, Valid State-issued Identification Card Number or a valid Passport number.

•A copy of current TTC training certificate or card that is not expired

All certificates are good for 4 years, you must take the refresher course before the expiration date. If your card expires you will need to take the course again.

•Exams may take up to 2 weeks to process after myTTConline submits your exam to the MOT Administrator (excluding weekend and holidays)

•Once exams are processed and grades posted, student will be notified by the Administrator via email, admin@motadmin.com

•If your email is misspelled, you will not receive your certificate.

•Pre-registration and pre-payment are required for all courses. Attendee may cancel in writing or via email without penalty up to 7 working days prior to the course. 

•Canceling other than stated will incur a 50% of the fee unless attendee reschedules for a future training. 

•Our policy does not allow refunds for No shows, However you can reschedule at no additional cost.

Don’t worry, you’ll pass but if by chance you miss too many questions, our Pay Once Exam Guarantee has you covered.

•Per the FDOT you will have to take the class again but with myTTConline you will not have to pay for the additional training course. Just send us an email, call or use the chat in the bottom of your screen and we’ll get you set up.

Yes, we provide these certificates FREE of charge. To get your certificate from us, email us after you have received your TTC Certificate.

You can only get a PDH certificate if you take the training with us.

•In most cases if your certificate is expired than you will NOT be able to take the refresher course.

•The MOT Administrator will have to verify with FDOT to make an exception

•Form 009 allows a Provider, Student, or Student's Employer to request an extension to attend a future Refresher class due to valid reasons listed on the form. This is ONLY for Student's whose TTC Certificate will expire prior to the original registered class. All information will be verified before approval is given. If extension is approved Student may not do any TTC work related to his/her expired certificate until a valid MOT Certificate is issued.

•Form must be filled out and emailed to admin@motadmin.com. After information is verified, form will be sent to FDOT. If a letter of approval is issued student must present it with the TTC Wallet Card/Certificate.

•NO, you do not have to take the intermediate before taking the Advanced.

•There are currently no prerequisites for the Intermediate or Advanced courses.

Absolutely! in fact this is a very popular option and we provide 2-3 private trainings a month on top of our regular scheduled trainings.

To verify this, you can see our training schedule on the FDOT MOT Administrator website. In order to be on this official FDOT website you must be approved and have an active license. Click, to view the FDOT TTC Administrator website and view our courses.