What does the RADEP Course entail?
The RADEP Course, also known as the Virginia Reckless Aggressive Driver Education Program, is a comprehensive 12-hour driver education course that is divided into two parts. In order to fulfill the 12-hour requirements of the reckless / aggressive driver education program (RADEP), the course combines the American Automobile Association's 8-hour Driver Improvement Program Course (Part 1) with the National Safety Council's 4-hour Attitudinal Dynamics of Driving Course (Part 2). The first session (Part 1) consists of the standard Virginia DMV 8-hour Driver Improvement Course, while the second session (Part 2) is an additional 4-hour class that specifically addresses reckless and aggressive driving behavior. Typically, this two-part 12-hour course is assigned by a Virginia court to drivers who have committed offenses such as reckless driving that do not involve alcohol.
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