Which demographic group is specifically targeted for education in the ADAP?

The primary target demographic for education in Georgia's Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program (ADAP) is young drivers. This focus is based on the substantial risks associated with alcohol and drug use among this group, particularly as they represent a significant portion of driving incidents related to substance use. Young drivers are often less experienced behind the wheel, and when combined with alcohol or drugs, this inexperience can lead to dangerous situations.

Education targeted toward young drivers aims to raise awareness about the effects of alcohol and drugs on driving abilities, emphasizing safety and responsible decision-making. Programs like ADAP utilize various strategies to engage this demographic, providing them with the knowledge they need to avoid substance use while driving, thereby promoting safer roadways for themselves and others.