DUI classes by state
Court-Ordered DUI Classes by State
DUI/DWI class rules are set state by state — the program name, the number of hours, and whether you can take it online or must attend in person all change depending on where your case is. Pick your state to see how it works and where to find a class your court will accept.
"In person near me" vs. online: some states (like California) require an in-person, state-licensed class and don't accept a self-paced online DUI program; a few (like Texas) accept an approved online class for many cases. Each state page links you to the official approved-provider list — the one your court is most likely to accept.
In person vs. online, at a glance
| State | Program | In person or online? |
|---|---|---|
| Arizona | DUI screening, education & treatment | Mostly in-person |
| California | Driving-Under-the-Influence (DUI) Program | Mostly in-person |
| Colorado | Level I / Level II DUI education and therapy | Online OK (approved) |
| Florida | DUI Program (DUI school) | In-person only |
| Georgia | DUI Alcohol or Drug Use Risk Reduction Program | In-person only |
| Illinois | DUI Risk Education (with DUI evaluation) | Varies by court |
| Michigan | Substance use assessment + Alcohol Highway Safety class | In-person only |
| New Jersey | Intoxicated Driver Resource Center (IDRC) program | Mostly in-person |
| New York | Impaired Driver Program (IDP) | In-person only |
| North Carolina | DWI substance use assessment + ADETS | Mostly in-person |
| Ohio | Driver Intervention Program (DIP) | In-person only |
| Pennsylvania | Alcohol Highway Safety School (AHSS) + CRN evaluation | Mostly in-person |
| South Carolina | Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Program (ADSAP) | Mostly in-person |
| Texas | DWI Education Program | Online OK (approved) |
| Virginia | Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program (VASAP) | In-person only |
| Washington | Alcohol/drug assessment + ADIS | Mostly in-person |
"In person or online" is a quick summary only — acceptance depends on your court, offense level, and the provider. Always confirm with your court and the state licensing agency before you enroll or pay.
DUI program guides, by program name
Many states give the DUI class an official name that appears on your court paperwork. These guides explain each program in detail: who has to take it, how long it runs, whether online counts, and how completion reaches the court or DMV.
- California: Wet reckless program (SB 1176) · AB 541 first-offender program · AB 1353 (and AB 762) programs · SB 38 multiple-offender program
- Colorado: Level I, Level II Education and Level II Therapy
- Florida: Level I vs Level II DUI school
- Georgia: Risk Reduction Program guide
- Illinois: DUI evaluation and risk levels
- New Jersey: IDRC: 12-hour vs 48-hour program
- New York: Impaired Driver Program (IDP) guide
- North Carolina: ADETS and the DWI assessment levels
- Ohio: Driver Intervention Program guide · Toledo / Lucas County DIP rules
- Pennsylvania: Alcohol Highway Safety School (AHSS) + CRN
- South Carolina: ADSAP guide
- Texas: DWI Education Program (12-hour DWI class) · DWI Intervention Program (“32-hour” class, 30-hour minimum)
- Virginia: VASAP guide
- Washington: ADIS (Alcohol/Drug Information School)
Don't see your state yet? We're adding states across the country. Tell us where your case is and what you were ordered to complete through our contact page, and we'll help you identify options to confirm with your court.