Drivers Education Joshua's Law

Courses recognized by every County across Georgia

30-hour Drivers Education course offered LIVE via Zoom

Special Offers

Buy 6 or more hours of Behind the wheel lessons, get 30-hour Drivers Education for only $95

Prerequisites

In Georgia, Joshua's Law mandates that 16 and 17-year-olds must complete a 30-hour Driver's education course and at least 6 hours of Driving lessons with a certified school, such as 1 ACT Driving School, to obtain their license.

We provide a package pricing option that enables you to pay BELOW the standard value for both the driving lessons and the course

Awareness about Georgia's
Driving laws

Understand traffic control

Assess risks while driving

Clear understanding of signs, signals, markings and intersections

With Driving Lessons (Combo)

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Significant Aspects of the Course

Interactive Learning Experience

Prepare Teens for Any Driving Situation

Our comprehensive curriculum is designed to equip teens with the skills and knowledge needed to handle various driving scenarios confidently and safely.

30-HR Driver's Education Class DOES NOT INCLUDE the ADAP (Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program) certification.You can get the ADAP certification by checking with the student's high school to see if they completed it there or visit DDS to complete it https://dds.georgia.gov/adap

Enrolling your child in a certified Driver's Training course can be a great MONEY-SAVING move!

Discount on Insurance Premium

Completing a certified Driver's Education program can reduce your Car Insurance Premium by at least 10% as stated by OCGA 33-9-42.

Tax Credit

According to OC.G.A. 48-7-29.5, enrolling your child in a Driver's Education course offered by a licensed private company like 1 ACT qualifies you for a Tax credit of the amount paid for the course or $150 on your Georgia state income taxes.

Frequently Asked Question

What is Joshua's Law, and how does it impact driver's education requirements?

Senate Bill 226, also known as Joshua's Law, was passed during the 2005 General Assembly. Beginning January 1, 2007, all 16- and 17-year-olds applying for a Class D driver's license must complete an approved 30 hour driver's education course as well as at least 6 hours with a Georgia Department of Driver Services certified driving school.

What are the benefits of enrolling in a DDS - approved Driver's education course?

The class is being taught by a well experienced certified driving instructor who goes over all material and is available to answer any questions or doubts.

What topics are covered in the Driver's education course offered by 1 ACT Driving schools?

We teach the curriculum offered by AAA called "How to Drive" The material takes a comprehensive approach to reduced-risk driving and introduces new drivers and their families to The Highway Transportation System, best driving practices, rules of the road, and modern-day vehicle safety technology systems.

How can parents monitor students under 18 during the course?

Parents may access the zoom link provided to check up on their child or they can stay up to date with the instructor s attendance on the student/parent portal.