Find DUI Classes in California
Official DHCS-licensed DUI program directory — 199 programs across 50 California counties. Search by zip code, county, or program type.
Which program do you need?
- First Offender Program (FOP): First DUI — 3, 6, or 9-month depending on BAC level
- 18-Month Program (SB38): Second DUI offense — 52+ hours group sessions + individual counseling
- 30-Month Program (SB1176): Third or subsequent DUI — most intensive with ongoing monitoring
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Showing 20 of 199 programs
Bi-Bett Educational Program
License: 0100201120
PMCS-Driver Safety Awareness Program
License: 0100801120
Prevention Education Program, Inc.
License: 0400101123
Solutions for Positive Choices
License: 0400301123
Second Chance, Inc.
License: 0100301120
📍5600 Mowry School Road, Suite 250
Newark, CA 94560
🏛️Alameda County
Solutions for Positive Choices
License: 0400302123
Alcohol & Drug Abuse Council Of Contra Costa, Inc.
License: 0700201120
📍2020 North Broadway, Suite 101
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
🏛️Contra Costa County
Future Solutions
License: 0700301120
Addiction Recovery Colusa
License: 0600301120
Lifestyle Management, Inc.
License: 0300201120
Dawn Center
License: 0700302120
HASP DUI Program
License: 0800301123
Neighborhood House Of North Richmond
License: 0700501120
📍3065 Richmond Parkway, Suite 114
Richmond, CA 94806
🏛️Contra Costa County
Calaveras County Driving Under the Influence Program
License: 0500101120
📍891 Mountain Ranch Road
San Andreas, CA 95249
🏛️Calaveras County
D.A.T.E.
License: 1000201120
D.A.T.E. (Satellite)
License: 1000201120
EDCA Lifeskills
License: 0900201120
Pueblos Del Sol Education Program
License: 0700303120
D.A.T.E. (Satellite)
License: 1000201120
Kings View Community Services
License: 1000301120
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About California DUI Programs
California law requires anyone convicted of a DUI to complete a state-licensed drinking driver program (DDP) through the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS). This directory contains all 199 DHCS-licensed providers across 50 California counties.
Program Types
- First Offender Program (FOP): For first-time DUI convictions. Includes 3-month (AB541, BAC under 0.15%), 6-month (AB1353, BAC 0.15-0.20%), and 9-month (AB1353, BAC 0.20%+) tracks. Covers alcohol/drug education, group counseling, and individual sessions.
- 18-Month Program (SB38): Required for second DUI offenses. Minimum 52 hours of group sessions plus individual counseling and community reentry planning.
- 30-Month Program (SB1176): For third or subsequent DUI convictions. The most intensive program with extended monitoring and ongoing counseling requirements.
What to Expect
DUI programs include education about the effects of alcohol and drug use, group counseling sessions, individual interviews, and community reentry planning. You must enroll promptly — courts and the DMV both require proof of enrollment. Most programs offer day, evening, and weekend sessions for flexibility.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much do DUI classes cost?
Costs vary by program length: First Offender programs typically cost $500-$900, 18-month programs $1,800-$2,500, and 30-month programs $2,500-$3,500. Some programs offer payment plans.
Can I attend DUI classes online?
California DHCS began allowing some virtual participation during COVID. Check with your specific provider about current virtual/hybrid options.
What happens if I miss a class?
Missing classes can delay your completion and may be reported to the court or DMV. Most programs allow make-up sessions — contact your provider immediately if you need to reschedule.
Do I need to enroll before my court date?
Yes — enrolling early shows the court good faith. The DMV also requires proof of enrollment for license reinstatement. Don't wait.
Data source: California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) Licensed DUI Provider Directory. Last updated March 2026. For the most current information, contact the provider directly.