MOT Student Frequently Asked Questions

Student FAQ’s:

Mot How long are TTC certifications good for?

Training or refresher courses for all three levels of TTC training are required every four (4) years

What are the prerequisites for TTC classes?

Basic Training and Intermediate Training - No experience necessary
Advanced Training - Not at this time
Refresher- The appropriate category refresher course taken before and must be current!

What are the requirement for students to sit in class and for exam?

Basic, Intermediate, Advanced

Student must have a Valid State-issued Driver's License Number, Valid State-issued Identification Card Number or a valid Passport number prior to sitting 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)
Students must attend full class. Cannot be late for any part of it and cannot leave early otherwise student will need to reschedule their class based on the training provider's policy

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 prior to sitting for class
Students must attend entire class. Cannot be late for any part of it and cannot leave early otherwise student will need to reschedule their class based on the training provider's policy
Instructor/Proctor will verify student's MOT Certificate has NOT expired before sitting for class, but it is the students responsibility to ensure they have not expired
If student sits for the Refresher class and has an expired MOT Certification, grade will not be granted and student will need to take the FULL MOT Course for that level.

What happens upon completion of a training course?

Upon successful completion of a training course (Passing grade: 70%), each individual will receive login instructions on how to print their wallet-sized card and full certificate, which shows the student’s name, the Provider’s name and ID # (not applicable for Flaggers when not instructed by a Provider), the instructor’s name, the course category, and the expiration date
For all classes taken through Providers, the Administrator will issue Certificates and list the individual in the website database

What happens if I fail the exam?

A failing grade on any course exam requires the student to retake that same course prior to retesting. There is no longer a requirement to retake the full Advanced or Intermediate course upon failure of a refresher course exam. If a certificate expires prior to passing a refresher course, the full Advanced or Intermediate course must be taken. Students should proactively schedule refresher courses well in advance of their certificate’s expiration date.

What is the length of each course?

Each course is taught independently

Provider/Instructor CANNOT combine a full course and refresher (i.e. IMOT and IMOTR 2^nd day)
Provider/Instructor CANNOT combine two different levels (i.e. IMOT, AMOT or IMOTR, AMOTR)
Provider/Instructor must verify ALL students sitting for a Refresher has an active MOT Certificate

Exam Results:

Exams may take up to 2 weeks to process after the provider has submitted them to the MOT Administrator (excluding weekend and holidays)
Once exams are processed and grades posted, student will be notified by the Administrator via email
Username to login is the student's TIN#, which is bubbled in on the TTC Exam
Once grade is posted no changes can be made to the TIN# since the grade and certificate are linked to it
If you do not provide an email you will not receive login instructions, contact the Administrator or use student guide
If your email is not legible you will not receive login instructions, contact the Administrator
It is the responsibility of the student to provide their employer with a copy of their certificate. Certificates are located in the student profile, you must login to print it. We do not email them or send them by mail.

Is TTC training provided in Spanish?

The FDOT does not permit providers of TTC 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.

Is there special accommodations for TTC training and exams?

No. Public Safety is at stake and any person responsible for Temporary Traffic Control must be able to comprehend course material and writing.

Do TTC Providers offer CEU/PDH credits to PE's?

Some training providers offer CEU/PDH credits for the Intermediate and Advanced TTC Training.
The FBPE considers TTC Training an "Area of Practice." If you are looking to receive credit make sure to ask the provider if they offer it.
If credit is available, it is the students responsibility to contact the training provider directly and report it to the board.
Provider is the company that actually did your training.

What happens if a Refresher class is cancelled by the Provider and the TTC Certificate expires before I can get rescheduled?

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.