Understand the three main ways to complete RADEP through Driver Training Solutions LLC: the 12-hour classroom pathway, the complete 12-hour online course, or the 4-Hour Supplemental RADEP course for qualifying students who already completed an acceptable 8-Hour Driver Improvement Clinic.
8-Hour Driver Improvement + 4-Hour RADEP Part 2
Complete the full RADEP program online when accepted
For qualifying students who already completed an acceptable 8-hour clinic
Start with the exact wording on your court paperwork, attorney instructions, or other referral. These options serve different situations.
Match the course name and number of required hours to your court or attorney instructions before selecting a registration option.
Complete RADEP through two classroom components.
Complete both the 8-hour and 4-hour classroom components.
Complete the full 12-hour RADEP program online when the online format is appropriate for your requirement.
Designed for students who already completed an acceptable 8-hour Driver Improvement Clinic and need the additional RADEP component.
A reckless-driving or aggressive-driving charge does not automatically mean that every driver needs the same RADEP course. Follow the instructions provided for your individual case.
Our classroom RADEP pathway combines an 8-Hour Virginia Driver Improvement Clinic with the additional 4-Hour RADEP component.
Two separate classroom registrations are required — one for the 8-hour Driver Improvement class and one for the 4-hour RADEP class.
Register separately for Part 1 and Part 2. Both components are required for the complete classroom RADEP program.
Each classroom component is $100 cash only. The complete 8-hour plus 4-hour classroom pathway totals $200.
Confirm the date, time, classroom location, identification requirements, and registration confirmation before attending.
Choose based on the requirement you were given, the format that is accepted for your situation, and how you prefer to complete the course.
| Feature | 12-Hour Classroom RADEP | 12-Hour Online RADEP | 4-Hour Supplemental RADEP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Instruction | 12 hours | 12 hours | 4 hours |
| Structure | 8-Hour Driver Improvement + 4-Hour RADEP | Single complete online RADEP program | Additional component after an acceptable 8-hour clinic |
| Format | In person | Online | Online option available |
| Registration | Two separate classroom registrations | Single online registration | Single supplemental registration |
| Best Starting Point | When classroom RADEP is required or preferred | When online RADEP is accepted | When you have an acceptable prior 8-hour completion |
The standalone 12-Hour Online RADEP course and standalone 4-Hour Supplemental RADEP course are not Virginia DMV Driver Improvement Clinics and do not themselves award DMV safe-driving points.
If the 8-Hour Driver Improvement component is completed for an attendance reason that qualifies under Virginia DMV rules, safe-driving-point eligibility is determined separately under those DMV rules and any applicable court restrictions.
Review Virginia DMV Attendance Rules
Completing RADEP does not automatically qualify you for five DMV safe-driving points. Your attendance reason matters.
Review the official DMV attendance-reason rules before registering if safe-driving-point eligibility is important to you.
Before registering for an online RADEP course, confirm that the court, attorney, or referring authority for your situation accepts online completion.
These regular Driver Improvement and RADEP courses do not satisfy a CDL-specific Driver Improvement Clinic requirement when Virginia DMV requires a separate commercial-driver clinic.
A specialized Virginia provider focused on Driver Improvement and RADEP education, with classroom and online options designed to make the correct course pathway easier to understand.
If your requirement is for an 8-Hour Driver Improvement Clinic rather than RADEP, choose the Driver Improvement course directly.
Classroom scheduling varies by date. Review the current schedule before traveling or registering.
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Confirm your selected date, location, and course before attending. Review the current schedule and your registration confirmation.
RADEP stands for Reckless & Aggressive Driver Education Program. It is traffic-safety education used in connection with reckless or aggressive driving matters. Your individual requirement should come from your court, attorney, or other referring authority.
No. A charge by itself does not determine the exact course requirement. Follow the instructions provided for your case and verify unclear requirements before registering.
The 12-hour program is the complete RADEP requirement. The 4-Hour Supplemental RADEP course is intended for qualifying students who already completed an acceptable 8-Hour Driver Improvement Clinic and need the additional RADEP component.
Our classroom pathway uses an 8-Hour Driver Improvement Clinic as Part 1 and a 4-Hour RADEP course as Part 2. Two separate classroom registrations are required.
A complete 12-Hour Online RADEP option and a 4-Hour Supplemental Online RADEP option are available. Confirm that online completion is accepted for your individual requirement before registering.
No. Standalone online RADEP is not a Virginia DMV Driver Improvement Clinic and does not itself award DMV safe-driving points. DMV point eligibility applies separately to qualifying Driver Improvement Clinic attendance.
No. If Virginia DMV requires a commercial-driver-specific clinic, you need the appropriate CDL Driver Improvement course.
Select the classroom 12-hour pathway, complete 12-Hour Online RADEP, or the 4-Hour Supplemental RADEP course based on the requirement you were given.