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What does ADAP stand for? Alcohol and Drug Awareness
What is the purpose of ADAP? Informing teens of the dangers of consuming
alcohol or drugs while driving.
In Georgia, teens under the age of ____ 18
must complete ADAP.
What does TADRA stand for? Teenage and Adult Driver Responsibility Act.
What is the leading cause of death Vehicle Crashes
for teens in the U.S.?
What are the three steps in Georgia's The Class C license, the Provisional License, and
Graduated Driver's Licensing Process the Instructional Permit.
(GDL)?
What are the steps involved in Step 1 At least 15 years of age, passed the knowledge
of the Instructional Permit? exam.
, What are the steps in Step 2 of the 16 or 17 years of age, held instructional permit, no
Provisional License? major traffic violations, passed road skills test,
completed ADAP, completed Joshua's Law
requirements, and certificate of school enrollment.
What are the restrictions for the Class D holders may not drive between 12 midnight
Provisional License? and 5 am, and have passenger restrictions based
on the duration of holding the license.
How can you satisfy Joshua's Law 30 hours of classroom instruction at a DDS
requirement using Method #1? approved school + 6 hours of Behind the Wheel
Training + 40 hours of supervised Driving with
parent/guardian.
How do you satisfy Step 3 in the GDL You must be at least 18, have held a Class D license
Process for your Class C License? for at least a year without major traffic convictions,
and pass a vision exam.
For Non-DUI TADRA suspensions, 6 months for the first conviction.
how long is the suspension for a first
conviction?
For Non-DUI TADRA suspensions, 12 months for the second or subsequent suspension.
how long is the suspension for a
second conviction?
What are the eight major non-DUI Hit and run, underage possession of alcohol while
traffic offenses? operating a vehicle, reckless driving, aggressive
driving, racing, offenses with 4 or more points,
fleeing police, and accumulating 4 or more points
in 12 months under 18.
Prevention: Key Laws and Risks | questions and
answers | latest update | 2027
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Terms in this set (55)
What does ADAP stand for? Alcohol and Drug Awareness
What is the purpose of ADAP? Informing teens of the dangers of consuming
alcohol or drugs while driving.
In Georgia, teens under the age of ____ 18
must complete ADAP.
What does TADRA stand for? Teenage and Adult Driver Responsibility Act.
What is the leading cause of death Vehicle Crashes
for teens in the U.S.?
What are the three steps in Georgia's The Class C license, the Provisional License, and
Graduated Driver's Licensing Process the Instructional Permit.
(GDL)?
What are the steps involved in Step 1 At least 15 years of age, passed the knowledge
of the Instructional Permit? exam.
, What are the steps in Step 2 of the 16 or 17 years of age, held instructional permit, no
Provisional License? major traffic violations, passed road skills test,
completed ADAP, completed Joshua's Law
requirements, and certificate of school enrollment.
What are the restrictions for the Class D holders may not drive between 12 midnight
Provisional License? and 5 am, and have passenger restrictions based
on the duration of holding the license.
How can you satisfy Joshua's Law 30 hours of classroom instruction at a DDS
requirement using Method #1? approved school + 6 hours of Behind the Wheel
Training + 40 hours of supervised Driving with
parent/guardian.
How do you satisfy Step 3 in the GDL You must be at least 18, have held a Class D license
Process for your Class C License? for at least a year without major traffic convictions,
and pass a vision exam.
For Non-DUI TADRA suspensions, 6 months for the first conviction.
how long is the suspension for a first
conviction?
For Non-DUI TADRA suspensions, 12 months for the second or subsequent suspension.
how long is the suspension for a
second conviction?
What are the eight major non-DUI Hit and run, underage possession of alcohol while
traffic offenses? operating a vehicle, reckless driving, aggressive
driving, racing, offenses with 4 or more points,
fleeing police, and accumulating 4 or more points
in 12 months under 18.
