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Driver's Education Program:

The Driver's Education course consists of 30 hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours of private in-car lessons. During the classroom instruction, the student will learn about traffic laws, rules, regulations, signs, signals and markings, parts of the vehicle, how to change a tire, and how emotions, drugs, and alcohol affect driving and defensive driving techniques.

The in-car private driving time is set up around the student's schedule and driving ability. On the first driving lesson, the student's driving ability will be assessed and they will practice for the DMVS road test. The following driving lessons will be set up using the best methods to advance the student's driving ability and to help them become a safe and competent driver

ON-LINE DRIVERS EDUCATION

Virtual DDS Approved On-line Driver's Education Course:
Our on-line course is interactive and fun. It includes 9 videos from AAA Auto Club. For a sample lesson and registration, click here:. This course will comply with the educational component of Joshua's Law. You will need to then complete the actual drive time with one of our instructors, or your parents can teach 40 one hour lessons needed in the Parent comprehensive course. The cost of the course is $99.00 and upon your completion Department of Driver Services (DDS) will be notified. If you want the full course with actual drive time, you want to take the 6 hours of driving after competing the on-line course, or you need a copy of the 40 one hour lessons Parent Comprehensive course, click here.

Benefits:

Other than the most important benefit of developing knowledge and skill to become a safe and more experienced driver, students are eligible for a 10% reduction in insurance premiums and parents are eligible for a $150.00 Georgia State Income Tax deduction.

DMVS Road Testing Program:

The Georgia Department of Motor Vehicle Safety (DMVS) has licensed A Driving Advantage to conduct DMVS road tests for those students who have completed the full 30/6 Driver's Education Program.

Students who have successfully completed the state-approved program consisting of thirty hours of classroom time and six hours of behind-the-wheel training from A Driving Advantage, are eligible for this service currently. After the student has passed the on-the-road test, the driver training school will issue a certificate which the student will take to a DMVS Customer Service Center (CSC) to be issued a Class D or Class C driver's license. The student will not be retested at the CSC.