Virginia Court-Approved Online Reckless And Aggressive Driver Education Program (RADEP)

12 Hour Reckless and Aggressive Driving Education Program (RADEP)

You should take the 12-hour course if you received a reckless driving ticket, were charged with aggressive driving, or were specifically ordered by a judge to complete a 12-hour course.

4 Hour Reckless and Aggressive Driving Education Program (RADEP)

The 4-hour course is for drivers who were ordered to complete a 12-Hour Reckless and Aggressive Driver Education Program after having already completed an 8-Hour Driver Improvement Clinic for the same citation.

No — you can complete the course at your own pace. Start and stop anytime, your progress is automatically saved, and it works around your schedule. Most students complete it in multiple sessions.

Yes. In Virginia, people often use different names for the same requirement. A 12 hour driving class, 12 hour driving course, 12 hour reckless driving class, and RADEP online course refer to the 12-Hour Reckless and Aggressive Driver Education Program.

You can take the course on any device, including phone (iPhone or Android), tablet, laptop, or desktop computer. As long as you have internet access, you're good to go.

Yes. After you complete the course, your certificate is issued digitally so you can download it and submit it to the court, your attorney, or the appropriate agency. This helps you show that you completed the course by the deadline without waiting for anything to arrive in the mail.

Yes, but it's easy. It's based on course material. You'll be prepared if you go through the content. To date, we've never had someone not be able to pass the exam.

Yes. Our 12 hour driving class is fully online and self-paced. You can start from your phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop and log in and out as needed. Unless your judge specifically requires an in-person class, this RADEP online course lets you complete the requirement from anywhere in Virginia.

The 12-hour RADEP course is the full 12 Hour Reckless and Aggressive Driver Education Program. Students ordered to complete RADEP must satisfy this requirement. You can do so by completing the 12-hour RADEP course or by completing an 8 Hour Driver Improvement Clinic and the 4-hour RADEP course.

Yes. If you searched for a reckless driving class online after receiving a reckless driving ticket in Virginia, this course is designed for that situation. RADEP focuses on reckless and aggressive driving behavior, court compliance, and safer decision-making behind the wheel. If your paperwork says RADEP or Reckless and Aggressive Driver Education, this is the course you are looking for.

They are not the same course. An 8-hour driver improvement course is a DMV-style clinic, while RADEP is a reckless and aggressive driving education program ordered by Virginia courts. If your court ordered a "12-hour RADEP course," you usually need the full 12-hour RADEP program. If you are unsure, check your court paperwork or ask your attorney before enrolling.