Reckless and Aggressive Driving Education Program
12-Hour Reckless and Aggressive Driving Education Program (RAEDP)
The Reckless and Aggressive Driving Education Program (RADEP) is a court-ordered, 12-hour course that helps drivers recognize and change the attitudes and behaviors behind reckless and aggressive driving. It combines the 8-Hour Driver Improvement Clinic with an additional 4 hours focused specifically on the causes, psychology, and prevention of risky driving. Through defensive driving principles, behavioral psychology, guided reflection, and self-assessment, the course builds personal accountability and practical strategies for lowering crash risk. Rather than simply reviewing traffic laws, RADEP helps students understand why risky driving happens — and how to build safer habits that last.
4-Hour Reckless and Aggressive Driving Education Program (RAEDP)
This course completes the 12-hour RADEP requirement for drivers who’ve already taken the 8-Hour Driver Improvement Clinic. This course goes beyond traffic law review to explore the psychology behind reckless and aggressive driving. Through guided reflection, self-assessment, and behavioral psychology, students examine why risky habits feel normal, what emotional triggers (stress, control, freedom) drive unsafe choices, and how to build safer habits that last.