DADAP stands for "Drug and Alcohol Driving Awareness Program." As its name implies, DADAP is a course that teaches about the dangers of driving after using drugs and / or alcohol. The course also teaches about Texas DWI laws, defensive driving strategies, and how alcohol affects a person's body and mind in general.
The 6-hour DADAP online course is approved by the Texas Education Agency as an alternative to a typical classroom DADAP course. Since the course can be completed 100% online, it is a great option for anyone who does not live in an area where a DADAP school is located.
If a Texas judge or court has ordered you to attend the DADAP course for a drug / alcohol / traffic related offense, you can take the course online after first obtaining permission from the court or judge.
You can take the course on the Internet, logging in and out at your convenience. This makes it easy to do the course on your own schedule. DADAP online involves reading, watching videos, and completing interactive exercises.
You must pass a final exam before your completion certificate can be sent to you. When you receive your certificate, you will need to turn it in to the court according to the instructions you have been given.
Section 469.007 of the Texas Health and Safety Code allows judges and courts, at their discretion, to order persons convicted of drug or alcohol related offenses to attend a DADAP course. The course must be one approved by the Texas Education Agency, such as the course offered through DADAPonline.com.
Again, DADAP course attendance is at the discretion of the Texas judge or court. Some judges or courts would prefer that a person attend a classroom course, or a course that requires more time to complete than DADAP does.
We reiterate that you should make sure you have permission from the Texas court or judge before you sign up to attend the online DADAP course.
Section 469.007 of the Texas Health and Safety Code stipulates that the commissioners court of a Texas county or a court may use other drug awareness or drug and alcohol driving awareness programs to treat persons convicted of drug or alcohol related offenses.
This law gives Texas courts and judges the option to allow someone to attend a DADAP course instead of an MIP (Minor in Possession) or Alcohol Awareness class. This is especially helpful when the convicted party lives in a remote area or in a location where these classes are not available.
Before signing up for DADAP online, you should make sure the court or judge will accept a DADAP certifcate of completion in place of an MIP class or Alcohol Awareness class.
If you have questions about your specific situation, please call 1-800-558-9887 for assistance.
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