Driving is an everyday occurrence in the lives of many. Whether you commute to work or are driving your kids to school, there are always risks that accompany this everyday activity. At AGLC in Georgia, we educate and empower drivers to confidently move around town or across the country. There are several situations in which you might find yourself while driving your car, here are four of them and how to handle them! Looking for more education and training when it comes to driving? Take one of our defensive driving courses in Georgia today!

The weather is getting warmer and that means more people will be hitting the roads for vacation. While it is always important to drive safely, it is especially important during the summer months when there are more cars on the road and people are in a hurry to get somewhere. In this blog post, the team at AGLC DUI School is here to discuss some safe driving tips that everyone should keep in mind while they are behind the wheel.

Duluth has always known AGLC DUI School as a quality and trusted resource, and as restrictions for in-person gatherings continue to affect us, we are happy to now be offering a virtual DUI class, making it possible for you to receive your certificate without ever leaving your home. Right now, we’ll be educating you on many of the details of our virtual DUI classes, including how you can partake in them, and what is needed for you to do so. To learn more about our virtual DUI class, contact us today.

In April of 2020 the Department of Driver Services (DDS) approved virtual classes. While we plan to resume in-person classes in the near future, providing you with the best DUI classes in Duluth has always been our goal, and adapting our programs with consideration to Covid 19 related restrictions will allow us to continue doing so so. Taking our virtual classes versus other remote options satisfies the requirements of this mandate, making it possible for you to get the training you need and move on with your life.

AGLC DUI and Defensive Driving School has been providing Duluth drivers with DUI and defensive driving courses for years, helping them improve their driving skills, learn from their mistakes and improve their lives as a result. The safety and well-being of the community have always been a main focus for us, and through our virtual DUI and Defensive Driving classes, we’ve been able to provide drivers with the tools they need to succeed. Whether you’ve had your license suspended, received a reckless driving ticket, wish to reduce points off your driver’s license or otherwise, our virtual DUI and Defensive Driving classes are designed with your convenience in mind. To learn more about our DUI and Defensive Driving courses, contact us today.

COVID-19 has impacted our ability to host in-person courses at this time, but we are fortunate enough to be able to offer our courses virtually via Zoom. Much like our DUI/Risk Reduction program, our defensive driving course is also available virtually. While this is not a road test or a driver’s ed course, this course can help drivers in a variety of ways, some of which we’ve covered previously. Let’s take a look at a few more of the benefits that can come from taking our virtual Defensive Driving course.

The holiday season is a time for family, friends, and joy. While the holidays are often filled with happy memories, they can also cause more stress on drivers as they try to get from place to place. With so much going on during this busy time of year, defensive driving becomes even more important than usual. Luckily, AGLC DUI School offers defensive driving classes that can help you prepare for the busy holiday season. Explore our website to learn more and continue reading for a few extra tips on how to stay safe this holiday season.

Many people assume that everyone has the right to drive a vehicle. They often forget that driving is a privilege, not a right. There’s a great deal of responsibility that goes along with being in control of a machine that can easily cause destruction or in the worst cases, take someone’s life. Therefore, the state of Georgia (like other states) considers reckless and negligent drivers to be a danger to the welfare and safety of the general public. In today’s post from AGLC DUI School, we’re going to discuss some of the ways you can lose your driving privileges. Keep reading, and if you are required to complete a Georgia Defensive Driving or Risk Reduction Course, give us a call or register for our next class.

Drinking and driving is a serious issue. Although it may not seem like a big deal to drive home after having a few drinks with friends, the ramifications of driving under the influence can haunt you for years. In today’s post from AGLC DUI School, we hope you will think about the consequences before getting behind the wheel, and this is why we want to discuss the potential repercussions in more detail. Keep reading, and if you find yourself being charged with a DUI and looking for an Atlanta DUI school, contact us to fulfill your education course requirements.

When you get behind the wheel, chances are you are thinking of a million different things and driving safely is not usually not the most important. With more and more drivers on the road and many of them being distracted with their cell phones and being in a rush to get to their destination, it is more important than ever to drive defensively and with focus. In today’s post from AGLC DUI & Defensive Driving School, we are here to share some of the easiest ways that you can practice safe driving. Read our blog and if you are interested in attending a local defensive driving class, please give us a call or register for our next class.

It is that time of year again. The holidays are upon us and for many, that means holiday parties, taking time off to spend with friends and family, and plenty of reasons to celebrate. During this festive time, there are more people out on the roads driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs than any other time of the year. Because of this, DUI arrests usually go up as well. Before you head out to your next holiday event or celebration, take a moment to read through our holiday driving safety tips. If you or someone you know happens to get a DUI this season, contact AGLC DUI School in Duluth.

According to the Georgia Department of Driver Services, defensive driving programs, also known as driver improvement programs, teach drivers about safe driving attitudes and behaviors. According to this definition, a defensive driving program sounds like a class that should be taken by new drivers as a safety precaution. However, for many drivers, their first experience with this type of program is when it is ordered by court mandate.

At AGLC DUI school, we offer a Georgia DDS-approved 6-hour defensive driving course, and we would like to help you learn a little more about it. First and foremost, you should know that defensive driving courses have several purposes beyond fulfilling a legal requirement. There are several benefits of voluntarily taking our class, which we will explain in today’s post. Keep reading, and then give AGLC DUI school a call to sign up for an upcoming class.

Hello, and welcome to AGLC DUI School! We are the premier school for DUI classes and defensive driving courses. We’re here to help you fulfill court-mandated requirements, reduce or dismiss traffic violation tickets, license reinstatement or just learn how to be a better driver.

Every year, millions of people are charged with traffic violations ranging from speeding and reckless driving to driving under the influence or worse. If you are faced with one of these charges, you probably have dozens of questions, but likely the first thing on your mind is how to get everything behind you so you can get back on the road again. At AGLC DUI School, we will make the entire process of getting your course certificate as easy and painless as possible.

If you have questions about safe driving, traffic violations or ways to possibly reduce your insurance premiums, our blog page is where to look. We will post articles that will give you the information you’re looking for and maybe even teach you a thing or two that could ultimately save you from getting into an accident.

In today’s post, we are going to review a few of the most common questions that people have about our school. Keep reading and if you have additional questions, please stop by our office or give us a call and we would be happy to help!