eADAP (Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program) Georgia

By law, Georgia teens under the age of 18 are required to successfully complete ADAP in order to obtain their Class D Georgia driver’s license. In most cases, teens are able to complete ADAP through their high school. In some instances, however, teens may not be able to complete ADAP through their high school. This is especially true of teens that are home-schooled, have moved to Georgia from another state, or were absent from school when the classroom course was offered. In the past, these teens have relied exclusively on “make-up” classes taught by instructors certified by the DDS at various locations around the state. The eADAP course consists of four sections, or modules, each of which will take approximately 1 hour to complete.