Safety 1st of Georgia

The Alive at 25 course was developed to assist drivers 15-24 years of age avoid crashes, which is the number one cause of death. The class is a highly interactive 4 hour course that teaches young drivers how to take control of situations by taking responsibility for their own driving behavior. Alive at 25 has been adopted by many states and courts for graduated licensing and traffic violator programs. Also serves as an excellent complement to standard driver education programs and is also ideal for young drivers who incur traffic violations. Through interactive media segments, workbook exercises, and role playing young drivers develop convictions and strategies that will keep them safe on the road. The Alive at 25 course has a strong focus on good decision making skills, skill practice and on-the-spot defensive driving techniques. Participants are encouraged to join in non-threatening, non-judgmental discussions — exploring how changing driving behavior makes personal, legal and financial sense.

Students taking our Defensive Driving class learn accident avoidance behavior and safe driving practices. Drivers who take the Defensive Driving course can significantly reduce the number of collisions and citations they experience. The 6-hour Defensive Driving Program recaps the basic rules of the road and covers many important Georgia highway laws.

Safety 1st of Georgia offers offers a great Drivers Education Program. Are you familiar with Joshua’s Law? It is a bill that changed the requirements that teen drivers must meet in order to obtain a Class D driver’s license. To get a Class D driver’s license at age sixteen (16), you must have completed a driver education course approved by the Department of Driver Services (DDS) and have completed a cumulative total of at least forty (40) hours of other supervised driving experience (including at least six (6) hours at night). If you have not completed an approved driver’s education course, you cannot get your Class D driver’s license until you reach age seventeen (17). Remember, forty (40) hour of driving experience, including six (6) hours of driving at night, is always required for a Class D driver’s license. Our 30-hour online driver’s education course was designed to meet Georgia’s Joshua’s Law requirements. New drivers are prepared for the challenges of driving and are educated on the rules of the road and defensive driving techniques. By taking the class online you will have the freedom to access the course anytime (24/7), complete the materials all at once or in sections, and log on and off as many times as you like. Upon successful completion of the course, a copy of your course certificate will be emailed to you and the Georgia Department of Driver Services will automatically be notified of your completion. The Joshua Law online course is only $50.00. Simply click on the Joshua Law icon register online and it will direct you to the appropriate page to register for the course. 30-hour Classroom Training For individuals desiring to take the 30-hour training in a classroom environment, we offer a 4 days training for $150.00. New drivers are prepared for the challenges of driving. They are educated on the rules of the road and defensive driving techniques. If you desire to sign up for one of our 30 hour classroom sessions, you may register online or in person. All sales are final and non-transferable/non-refundable. Students must be on time for class and attend the session in its entirety. Failure to do so will forfeit any fees paid for the class. Please note that we can accept cash, money order, debit card or credit card. However, we do not maintain cash on the premises, so if paying by cash, please have the exact amount.

Safety 1st of Georgia is state certified to offer the Risk Reduction Program/DUI Class. According to Georgia law, anyone charged with Driving Under the Influence (D.U.I), Boating Under the Influence (B.U.I.), drug offenses or under age possession of alcohol and/or drugs must attend a Department of Driver Services (DDS) approved DUI School and complete the Risk Reduction/DUI Program in order to be eligible for driver’s license reinstatement. The Risk Reduction /DUI Program has two components and the total costs of the program is $360.00, which is set by Georgia law.