At what age must individuals complete the ADAP course to obtain a Georgia driver's license?

To obtain a Georgia driver's license, individuals must complete the Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program (ADAP) course by the age of 15. This requirement is in place to ensure that young drivers are educated about the dangers of alcohol and drug use, particularly how these substances can impair driving abilities. The ADAP course provides essential information that helps to promote responsible behaviors and decision-making among young drivers, contributing to overall road safety. By completing the course by age 15, individuals are better prepared to navigate the responsibilities and risks of driving.