TEXAS DRUG AND ALCOHOL DRIVING AWARENESS PROGRAM
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State Approved
Our online course is approved by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) and formerly by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) as a Drug and Alcohol Driving Awareness Program (DADAP) making it an acceptable course option for a variety of alcohol & drug offenses by minors.
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100% Online
Our course is accessible 24 / 7 using any internet ready device (PCs, laptops, tablets, and smart phones) from any location with access to the internet.
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Only $59.95
Our program is priced at a level far below what it would cost to go through other classroom options.
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How it Works
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What Customers Are Saying
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I was told by the court to take an alcohol awareness or drug and alcohol driving awareness program. The classroom options didn’t fit my work schedule, so I took your online course. It was convenient and I learned a lot. Thanks!
J. StevensSatisfied Customer -
With my class schedule at school I needed a course to take at night. Your site was exactly what I needed.
S. SosaSatisfied Customer
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Common Questions
Is this course state approved? Yes. Our course is approved by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) and formerly the Texas Education Agency (TEA) as a Drug and Alcohol Driving Awareness Program (DADAP) for both alcohol related offenses and insurance discounts. Section 106.115 of the Alcoholic Beverage Code mentions our course as an acceptable option for courts to use with minors convicted or placed on deferred disposition for a variety of alcohol related offenses. Some of those offenses include but are not limited to: Attempt to Purchase Alcohol by a Minor, Consumption of Alcohol by a Minor, and Possession of Alcohol by a Minor (MIP). Since the circumstances for each case can be unique, we recommend contacting the court to verify acceptance prior to registration.
I got an MIP. Can I take this course? Yes, our course is an acceptable option. Texas law gives the judge / court presiding over your case the discretion to accept our online course for your alcohol related offense. However, just because it is an acceptable option by law doesn’t guarantee that the court will accept it. For this reason, if you did not get our site information from the court then we recommend that you contact the court to verify your requirements prior to registration.
I got a DUI / DWI. Can I take your course? Typically not. Most courts will require a 12 hour classroom only DWI course offered by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS). However each case is unique, so if you would like to take our online course we recommend contacting the court to verify your requirements prior to registration.
How do I get my certificate? Upon successful completion of our online drug and alcohol awareness program, our office will process and send out your certificate of course completion via the delivery method chosen. The certificate must be signed and turned in to the court if you are taking the course for a citation or to your insurance company if taking the course for an insurance discount. If you complete the course by 3PM on any business day (Monday thru Friday, excluding Holidays), your certificate is processed on the same day. If you finish the course after 3PM on a weekday, on the weekend, or on a Holiday, your certificate will be mailed out the following business day. Express delivery options are available during course registration and post completion by contacting our support staff. Certificates sent via regular mail should be received within 3-5 business days.
How long is the course? State regulations require that the course be six hours in total length. However, remember that you can log in and out at your leisure and the course keeps your progress. That allows you to work at your own pace and do a little bit at a time, or all of it in one sitting. It is completely up to you.
Can I take the course for a ticket in other States? Each state has their own laws and regulations that mandate what is required based on the specifics of each case. If you think our course might be considered by the court or if you are not a resident of the state where you received your citation and our online course might fit your needs, we recommend contacting the court to determine if they would accept our course prior to registration.