Access Georgia Department of Driver Services online services, including practice tests and secure login.

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When applying for a GA driver's license or instructional permit, most first-time applicants must take and successfully pass a road signs test and road rules general knowledge test. All information necessary to pass the test is included in the driver's manual.

DDS Online Services. Simply print your receipt to carry as proof of a valid license when driving. Online Services Include: Skip a Step! and your application/ paperwork will be uploaded to your record and waiting when you arrive at DDS! Reinstatement Services to pay fees, ob-tain detailed information, reinstate and replace a license.

To register your court for GECPS, contact [email protected]. NEW COURT CONTACT INFORMATION . All courts are requested to submit their contact information to DDS even if they are not yet ready to register for GECPS.

If you are a Georgia resident, use the list below to locate a DDS certified Driver Improvement School. If you are not a Georgia resident, you should contact the National Safety Council or AAA (American Automobile Association) to find where you can take a Driver Improvement Course in your home state.

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The Department of Driver Services (DDS) offers individual Motor Vehicle Reports (MVR) via the Internet to all authorized requestors. If you have already certified and would like to request an MVR, please Sign-In

List of schools offering DUI programs certified by the Department of Driver Services.

The Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) has expanded its Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program (ADAP) by introducing a new internet-based course (eADAP) to better serve teens that are not able to complete ADAP at their high school