You Already Completed 8 Hours
You previously completed an acceptable Virginia 8-Hour Driver Improvement Clinic and have documentation of that completion.
Already completed an 8-Hour Virginia Driver Improvement Course and later learned that you need the complete 12-Hour RADEP requirement? You may not need to repeat another eight hours.
Driver Training Solutions LLC offers a 4-Hour Supplemental Online RADEP Course for qualifying students who already completed an acceptable 8-Hour Driver Improvement Clinic and need only the additional reckless and aggressive driving component.
Register for the 4-Hour Supplemental Course only when you have already completed an acceptable 8-Hour Virginia Driver Improvement Course and your court, attorney or referring authority permits that previous completion to count toward your requirement.
You should also confirm that the remaining four hours may be completed online.The complete RADEP structure can be understood as an 8-hour Driver Improvement component followed by an additional 4-hour reckless and aggressive driving component.
The supplemental course may be appropriate when each of the following conditions applies.
You previously completed an acceptable Virginia 8-Hour Driver Improvement Clinic and have documentation of that completion.
Your court, attorney or referring authority will accept the previous eight-hour completion as the first portion of your requirement.
The authority handling your requirement permits the remaining four-hour reckless and aggressive driving component to be completed online.
You do not have to repeat Driver Training Solutions LLC's own 8-Hour Driver Improvement Course simply because your original eight hours were completed with another Virginia Driver Improvement provider.
Driver Training Solutions LLC accepts qualifying 8-Hour Virginia Driver Improvement Clinic certificates from other schools for enrollment in the supplemental RADEP course.
Our acceptance of your previous certificate does not determine whether your court will accept it toward your individual requirement. That decision belongs to the court or other referring authority.
A student who already completed acceptable Driver Improvement education should not automatically assume that the only option is to repeat an entire 12-hour program.
The supplemental format provides a focused option for qualifying students who need only the additional reckless and aggressive driving component.
Correct course selection matters: choose the four-hour course because it matches your requirement, not simply because it costs less or takes less time.
Confirm your previous Driver Improvement completion and keep the documentation available.
Confirm that the previous eight hours will count and online completion of the remaining four hours is permitted.
Submit payment and registration using accurate identifying and contact information.
Work through the required lessons, activities, quizzes and educational material online.
After successful completion, your certificate is processed and sent by email.
The supplemental course focuses on the human side of risky driving — the decisions, emotions and repeated behaviors that can contribute to reckless or aggressive driving.
Virginia DMV safe-driving-point eligibility is associated with qualifying Driver Improvement Clinic completion under applicable DMV rules and the student's reason for attendance.
The four-hour course serves a different purpose: supplemental education focused on reckless and aggressive driving.The 4-Hour Supplemental Course may be appropriate when you have acceptable prior 8-Hour Virginia Driver Improvement completion, your court accepts that previous completion, and online study is permitted.
If you have not already completed an acceptable first eight hours and have been instructed to complete the full RADEP requirement, the four-hour course alone is not sufficient.
Qualifying students can complete the supplemental course online without traveling to a Hampton Roads classroom. This makes the course accessible to eligible students throughout Virginia.
Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Hampton, Newport News and surrounding communities.
Richmond, Fredericksburg, Northern Virginia, Charlottesville and surrounding areas.
Eligible students elsewhere in Virginia can use the online format when it satisfies their individual requirement.
If you already completed an acceptable 8-Hour Virginia Driver Improvement Course, confirm that your previous certificate will count and that online completion is permitted. Then complete the remaining four-hour supplemental RADEP component.
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Virginia Driver Improvement & RADEP specialists serving qualifying students throughout Virginia.
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