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DUI school in Athens, GA
DDS-certified DUI school in Athens, GA (RRP Cert #10432). The $360 Risk Reduction Program, live online or in person, and every step to reinstatement.
Read →Our servicesDriver Improvement course in Athens, GA
Georgia's 6-hour Driver Improvement (defensive driving) course in Athens for a court order, point reduction, reinstatement or insurance. Points table and fees.
Read →Our servicesDUI clinical evaluation in Athens, GA
Need a DUI clinical evaluation in Athens, GA? Athena's is $150. Who needs one, what happens at the interview, the 7-day report, DBHDD review and treatment.
Read →Our servicesAnger management classes in Athens, GA
Anger management classes in Athens, GA for court, probation or personal goals, live online or in person. How to read your order and the FVIP difference.
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Georgia DUI school (Risk Reduction Program): the complete guide
Georgia DUI school is a $360 Risk Reduction Program: a 130-question assessment and a 20-hour class. Every rule, cost, deadline and special case, in one guide.
Read →Georgia DUI schoolHow much is DUI school in Georgia?
DUI school in Georgia costs $360 at every DDS-certified program: $100 assessment, $235 class, $25 workbook. See the breakdown and every other fee to plan for.
Read →Georgia DUI schoolCan you take DUI school online in Georgia?
Georgia DDS rejects self-paced online DUI courses, but certified schools can teach live over video. The rules, a student checklist and how to verify a school.
Read →Georgia DUI schoolHow long is DUI school in Georgia?
Georgia DUI school is a 20-hour class plus a 130-question assessment; most people finish in under a week. Session rules, deadlines, delays and the 120-day mark.
Read →Georgia DUI schoolWhat do you learn in DUI school?
Georgia DUI school is a private 130-question screening, then a 20-hour group class on alcohol, drugs and driving. What each part involves and what to expect.
Read →Georgia DUI schoolNot just DUI: drug possession, underage alcohol and BUI can also require Georgia's Risk Reduction Program
Georgia's Risk Reduction Program isn't only for DUI. Drug possession, DUI drugs, underage alcohol and BUI can require it too. What each means for your license.
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How to get your license back after a DUI in Georgia
After a first DUI at 21 or older, Georgia lets you reinstate after 120 days with a Risk Reduction certificate, SR-22 and $200 mail-in fee. Every step, by case.
Read →After a DUI in GeorgiaGeorgia limited driving permit after a DUI
A Georgia limited driving permit covers work, school and medical trips during a DUI suspension. Who qualifies, the DDS-1126 steps, $32 fee and what revokes it.
Read →After a DUI in GeorgiaIgnition interlock in Georgia
Georgia requires an ignition interlock for 12 months after a second DUI in 5 years. Who must have one, the $25 permit, $75 provider fee caps and removal.
Read →After a DUI in GeorgiaCan you start DUI classes before your court date in Georgia?
Georgia DDS accepts a DUI school certificate completed after your violation date, even before court. The rule, the DDS-1205 suspension link, and what to ask.
Read →After a DUI in GeorgiaGeorgia DUI under 21: the 0.02 limit, suspension and reinstatement
Under 21 in Georgia, a BAC of 0.02 is a DUI. A first offense suspends your license 6 or 12 months, no permit. Each suspension length, fee and step to reinstate.
Read →After a DUI in GeorgiaSecond DUI in Georgia: your license, the interlock permit and the clinical evaluation
A second DUI in Georgia within 5 years means an 18-month suspension, 120 days with no driving and an interlock permit, plus a clinical evaluation. Steps, fees.
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How long are court-ordered anger management classes?
Your court or probation order sets how many hours of anger management you need. There's no single Georgia number. Learn how to read your order and what to ask.
Read →Anger managementWhat do you learn in anger management classes?
Anger management classes teach you to spot triggers and warning signs, calm down fast, rethink angry thoughts and speak up without a fight. See what to expect.
Read →Anger managementCan you take anger management classes online in Georgia?
Whether an online anger management class counts depends on your court or probation officer. Learn what to ask first, live vs self-paced, and what proof to keep.
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