Question 1

What is the Georgia Risk Reduction Program?

Accepted Answer

Georgia's Risk Reduction Program is a 20-hour educational course required by the Department of Driver Services (DDS) for certain driving offenses. It combines a Risk Reduction Assessment and a Risk Reduction Intervention component.

Question 2

How much does the class cost?

Accepted Answer

Tuition is $355, which includes Georgia state fees. Students purchase their required workbook separately. See our pricing page for full details.

Question 3

Do I need a workbook?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every student is required to have the state-approved Risk Reduction Program workbook prior to class. We provide clear guidance on where to purchase it after you register.

Question 4

How do Zoom classes work?

Accepted Answer

Once you register, we email your class confirmation, materials list, and Zoom link. You'll join a live, instructor-led session on your scheduled day and participate in real time from any device with a camera and microphone.

Question 5

How long is the class?

Accepted Answer

The full program is 20 hours. It is typically completed over a weekend (Friday evening plus a full Saturday, or across Saturday and Sunday).

Question 6

What do I need before class?

Accepted Answer

You'll need a valid photo ID, your workbook, a reliable internet connection, a device with camera and microphone, and a quiet space to focus.

Question 7

How do I receive my certificate?

Accepted Answer

Upon successful completion of the program, your certificate is issued and your completion is reported per Georgia DDS requirements. You'll receive clear instructions from our team.

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