3 day DUI course. Anyone whose Georgia driver's license or driving privileges have been suspended or revoked as a result of certain alcohol and drug violations, including Driving Under the Influence (DUI) and violating Georgia's Controlled Substance Act, to successfully complete a DUI Alcohol or Drug Use Risk Reduction Program from a certified program and show proof thereof as a condition of reinstatement. Individuals charged with or convicted of other offenses may also be required to complete a Risk Reduction Program at the direction of the court or as a condition of probation.

If a Georgia driver accumulates 15 points within a 24 month period, the Department of Driver Services will suspend their driving privileges for 6 months. Completion of this 6 hour Defensive Driving Program is required prior to restoration of driving privileges. If a licensed driver accumulates 15 points within 24 months for a second time, within a 5 year period, the Department of Driver Services will suspend their driving privileges for 1 year and, once again, the completion of a 6-hour program is required to reinstate your license. Some judges in the State of Georgia may dismiss or non-process a ticket for a moving violation if the offender completes the 6 hour program. Additionally, under Georgia law O.C.G.A. 33-9-42, a reduction of not less than 10% in insurance premiums shall be available to licensed drivers 25 years of age or older, provided they have a clean driving record and successfully complete a 6 hour defensive driving course.

This online driver ed meets the 30-hour classroom requirement established by Joshua's Law. After successful completion, you will be emailed your certificate and we will report your information to the Georgia Department of Driver Services for free. The main objective of the Georgia 30 Hours Online Driver’s Education Course is to provide the knowledge and skills required for novice drivers to effectively undertake basic maneuvering and space management tasks, and make appropriate, well thought out responsible decisions in response to observed hazards, as well as to the everyday traffic environment that a driver has to face in his or her daily commute as well as the requirements of Georgia vehicle licensing system, including the relevant traffic laws and rules of the road.