Marietta, Georgia — Individuals who need to complete a DUI School or Risk Reduction Program (RRP) in Georgia can turn to AACS Atlanta for information about enrollment, assessment requirements, and course scheduling. The organization provides a structured educational program designed to help participants understand high-risk behaviors, recognize the consequences of alcohol and drug use, and make more informed decisions.

The Georgia DUI School Risk Reduction Program is commonly required by a court or the Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) following certain DUI or drug-related offenses. Completing the required program may be an important step toward meeting court obligations or addressing driver's license reinstatement requirements.

Understanding the Risk Reduction Program

The Risk Reduction Program is a structured educational course that focuses on the relationship between personal decisions, alcohol and drug use, and driving-related risks. AACS Atlanta uses the Prime for Life curriculum developed by the Prevention Research Institute (PRI).

The program encourages participants to examine high-risk behaviors, understand the potential consequences of impaired driving, and consider healthier, lower-risk choices. It is intended to support awareness and responsible decision-making rather than simply provide a classroom experience.

For individuals who have received a court order or DDS instruction, understanding the enrollment process and completing each required step can help them manage their obligations more effectively.

Two Steps to Complete the RRP

According to AACS Atlanta's service information, completing the Risk Reduction Program involves two main steps.

Step 1: Complete the Needs Assessment
Participants must register for and complete the required needs assessment before enrolling in the 20-hour course. The assessment fee listed on the website is $100.

Step 2: Attend the 20-Hour DUI School
After completing the assessment, participants must attend the full 20-hour Risk Reduction Program in person within the specified timeframe. The listed course fee is $260, consisting of a $235 class fee and a $25 book fee.

The website lists the combined cost of the assessment and course at $360. Individuals should contact AACS Atlanta to confirm current fees, class dates, payment deadlines, and registration requirements before enrolling.

Attendance and Scheduling Requirements

Attendance is an important part of completing the Risk Reduction Program. Participants are expected to arrive on time and remain present for all required sessions. Arriving late, missing a session, or leaving early may result in having to repeat the course at additional cost, according to the program's attendance policy.

AACS Atlanta typically offers classes during evenings and weekends. Prospective participants should confirm the available schedule and review their personal commitments before selecting a class.

It is also important to verify the specific requirements stated by the court, probation officer, or DDS. Completing the RRP does not automatically satisfy separate requirements, such as a DUI clinical evaluation or additional treatment, when those services have been ordered independently.

Get Started With AACS Atlanta

Understanding the Risk Reduction Program can help individuals prepare for enrollment and avoid preventable delays. From completing the initial assessment to attending the required classroom sessions, following the program instructions is essential.
AACS Atlanta provides information about its DUI School and RRP services to help individuals understand the process and determine their next steps.

About AACS Atlanta

AACS Atlanta provides DUI education, clinical evaluations, and related counseling services for individuals in Georgia. Its services include the DUI School Risk Reduction Program for people seeking to address applicable court, probation, or Department of Driver Services requirements.

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AACS Atlanta
Phone: 800-683-7745
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Website: https://aacsatlanta.com/
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