Rhode Island Alcohol Awareness Classes, DUI Programs, Drug Education and Minor in Possession (MIP) Courses

• Online Alcohol Awareness Classes for Road Island. Don’t miss school or work to attend your court-ordered alcohol awareness classes, complete your requirements online instead. If you’ve been issued a DUI in Rhode Island, our online class’s flexibility and convenience make setting things right a whole lot easier.

• DUI Classes for Rhode Island. The state of Rhode Island does not allow online classes for a DMV DUI requirement. You must find a local provider if you are a resident of this state. A link to their provider list can be found here. More information about the DUI process in RI can be found here.

• Online Drug and Alcohol Classes for Rhode Island. Increase your knowledge and complete court requirements for substance-related offenses in Rhode Island on your own time. Our low cost online drug and alcohol classes are available to you at any hour and from any computer.

• Online Classes for Minor in Possession in Rhode Island. Between school and work, finding the time to attend the required classes after receiving a MIP in Rhode Island can be tough. Thankfully, our online Minor in Possession classes make it easy with 24/7 access from any computer.

Rhode Island might be a small state, but it doesn’t mean DUI and drug laws are any less lenient than larger states.

Here’s an overview of Rhode Island’s DUI laws and consequences you may be facing:

First Time Offender (BAC between .08-.10%) In your first offense in Rhode Island, you’re looking at fines of $100-$300, a suspended license for up to 6 months, plus up to one year in jail, 10-60 hours of community service, a Highway Safety Assessment ($500 fee) conducted by the Community College of Rhode Island, and possible enrollment in a driving school and/or an alcohol treatment program.

First Time Offender (BAC between .10-.15%)

If your Blood Alcohol Content is higher, your fines can go up to $400, plus a year in jail and suspended license, plus up to 60 hours of community service.

Second Time Offender within Five Years (BAC between .08-.15%)

If you don’t learn your lesson the first time you’re convicted, and are convicted again of a DUI within five years of your first one, you’re looking at a $400 fine, license suspension for two years, a year in jail, alcohol or drug treatment program, and possible ignition interlock on your car.

Third Time Offender within Five Years (BAC between .08-.15%)

The third strike in Rhode island can come with even more penalties including higher fines, up to three years in jail and two to three years without your license, plus alcohol or drug treatment program and ignition interlock for two years after you’re out of jail.

How Our Classes Can Help

If you’ve been arrested for DUI, you will likely have to take drug and/or alcohol awareness classes. Ours are the perfect option for everyone. Not only do we offer a variety of classes, but we offer all of these courses online so that you can take your course from the convenience of your own home, on your own computer or smart device. You can sign in and out as you please, and completely go at your own pace. This is important, especially because you don’t want to miss any work going to classes when you’re looking at serious DUI fines to pay.

While we have participants taking our programs throughout many counties and cities in the state of Rhode Island. Some of the most common areas include: Bristol, Cumberland, East Greenwich, Harrisville, Lincoln, Newport, North Kingstown, North Providence, Portsmouth, Providence, Wakefield, Warwick, West Warwick and WOONSOCKET.

Money Back Guarantee

We know you’ll be happy with our courses, so we offer a money back guarantee to assure you of this. From the date of purchase you have 30 days to receive a full refund if you are dissatisfied.

Top Ten Tourist Attractions in Rhode Island

• Waterfire Providence: A seasonal, multi-sensory art installation in downtown Providence that attracts 1 million people per year, called “one of the top 20 events in North America by National Geographic Traveler Magazine.
• Newport Mansions: The Preservation Society of Newport County operates nine different homes that were once the “summer cottages” of America’s wealthiest families.
• Pawtucket Redsox: During baseball season, more than 750,000 people head to McCoy Stadium in Pawtucket, Rhode Island to watch the Pawtucket Red Sox, the farm club for the Boston Red Sox.
• Roger Williams Park Zoo: Named the “finest zoo in New England” by The Boston Globe, attracts more than 500,000 visitors per year.
• Performing Arts in Providence: The performing arts are a big draw in Providence. People flock to the Providence Performing Arts Center to see Broadway shows, concerts, plays and more.
• Providence Children’s Museum: One of the best Rhode Island attractions for younger children. Your family will have several hours of fun playing in the water area, crawling through subterranean tunnels and climbing the new one-of-a-kind play sculpture.
• International Tennis Hall of Fame: The museum has a large collection of tennis memorabilia, including a fun exhibit of tennis fashions through the years. The beautiful grounds include 13 grass tennis courts that are still used today.
• Crescent Park Carousel: Open from Easter through Columbus Day, this National Historic Landmark gets more than 100,000 visitors each year!
• Rhode Island Beaches: With 400 miles of coastline and more than 100 salt and freshwater beaches, Rhode Island has lots of options if you want to head to the beach.
• Rhode Island Casinos: Twin River Casino in Lincoln, RI and Newport Grand Slots in Newport, RI are very popular destinations for Rhode Islanders, as well as out-of-state visitors.