Virginia State Alcohol Awareness Classes, Drug Classes, Minor in Possession (MIP) and DUI Programs

• Virginia Alcohol Awareness Classes Online. After being charged with a DUI or other alcohol-related offense in Virginia, alcohol classes may be required. Now, VA residents can complete the court’s requirements by taking their courses online. These convenient and informative online alcohol classes are also ideal for VA residents seeking to become better educated on the consequences of alcohol use.

• Virginia Minor in Possession (MIP) Classes Online. Persons under the age of 21 who have been charged with a drug or alcohol offense in VA, or those interested in risk prevention, can complete the court required courses online, and around their own schedule in the comfort of their home.

• Online DUI classes for VA. Virginia currently does not allow VASAP classes to be taken online. If you received a DUI in VA but now live in another state, you may be able to take our online class to meet a court only requirement. Please contact the court to gain approval before enrolling. If you have obtained approval for our online DUI class from the proper authorities, then please go ahead and register for the correct class from our listing below.

• Virginia Drug and Alcohol Classes Online. Have you been ordered by the court to attend a drug education class? We offer the most widely accepted drug and alcohol classes online, allowing you to quickly and conveniently attend and complete your VA court-ordered requirements from anywhere at anytime.

The state of Virginia is fervently dedicated to keeping intoxicated drivers off the road. Their continuing Checkpoint Strikeforce initiative is just one way they plan on routinely combing streets and highways for individuals driving under the influence. With some of the strictest and most readily enforced DUI and MIP laws, it pays to be responsible and educated about substance use in Virginia.

Benefits of Taking Online Courses

The state of Virginia is serious when it comes to enforcing DUI laws. As with most states, Virginia would prefer to prevent its residents from getting behind the wheel while under the influence, and the state is therefore a huge proponent of preventative education. Our classes aren’t just for those who have been convicted and are required to take a course to fulfill their obligations to the court. These courses are also for those who would like to ensure they never get convicted of a DUI by educating themselves on how to prevent this devastating type of conviction, or even worse, prevent an accident while under the influence where the driver or an innocent bystander is hurt or killed.

Our classes are designed to fit into your schedule. No matter what your busy life entails, from work to time with your family, these online courses can fit into your schedule. By being able to login and logout anytime, from wherever you are, we offer convenience. You don’t even have to be sitting at home in front of your computer - you can use your smartphone as well, from anywhere.

Satisfaction Guaranteed

We have no doubt you will be satisfied, so we guarantee it. We can also ensure that our courses will meet the requirements of your court ordered mandate. However, it’s still important that you get prior approval from the judge or official in charge of your case.

While we have participants taking our programs throughout many counties and cities in the state of Virginia. Some of the most common areas include: Alexandria, Arlington, Ashburn, Centreville, Chesapeake, Fairfax, Fredericksburg, Leesburg, Norfolk, Oakton, Portsmouth, Richmond, Springfield, Virginia Beach and Woodbridge.

What to do in Virginia

You don’t need to drink to have a blast in Virginia. Richmond, VA is home to several historic sites, including the Richmond National Battlefield Park and the Edgar Allen Poe Museum. Are you a Civil War enthusiast? Check out the Museum of the Confederacy, the American Civil War Center at Historic Tredegar, or the Arlington National Cemetery.

Not into history? Virginia is well known for it’s beautiful coastline, be it Virginia Beach or Sandbridge Beach. Take a bike ride down the Virginia Beach boardwalk, the worlds largest recreational beach, with two amusement parks, several museums and statues, bands, magicians, puppeteers, and just about anything else you can imagine. Check out free summer concerts and Neptune’s Park, or head on over to Norfolk to take a tour of the USS Wisconsin, a genuine World War II battleship that served in the Pacific theater. You don’t need to be intoxicated to enjoy the state of Virginia. Whether your into history, maritime attractions, or just pure relaxation, the “Old Dominion” has it all for you.