Is There A Free or Cheap DUI Class in Georgia?

Legally, no. If you need to satisfy Georgia’s state requirements, you must complete a course from a licensed provider that charges the state-mandated fee. Any program advertising itself as ‘free’ is not state-licensed and will not be recognized to fulfill your legal requirements.

No. All licensed DUI programs in Georgia must charge the same state-regulated fee. This is mandated by law. If you find a provider advertising significantly lower prices, they are not a licensed provider, and their completion certificate will not be accepted by the courts or the Georgia Department of Driver Services.

Your fee covers state-certified instruction, all required course materials, proper documentation and reporting of your completion to state authorities, and instruction from qualified teachers who meet Georgia’s certification requirements.

Georgia DUI Risk Reduction Program (RRP) consists of 20 hours of coursework typically spread over 3-4 days. We offer weekday, evening, and weekend scheduling options to accommodate your needs.

State regulations require full attendance. If you miss any portion of the class, you’ll need to reschedule. We understand emergencies happen, which is why we offer flexible scheduling options.

You’ll need a valid photo ID, your driver’s license or license number (if available), and payment for the state-mandated fee. Court paperwork related to your case is also helpful but not always required.

We recommend enrolling as soon as possible. Taking early action often looks favorable to the court and helps you fulfill requirements promptly. Many courts set specific deadlines for completion.