Georgia DDS Service Centers are the first stop for all your driving-related needs. From your learner’s permit to scheduling your road test and renewing your driver’s license, these centers offer the essential services you need to drive legally and confidently in Georgia.
If you’re getting ready for your road test our directory has you covered. Use it to find the nearest Georgia DDS location and driving test routes available. Check out our interactive map above or browse the A-Z list below to find a center near you. Don’t forget to also visit our additional information section for useful tips and resources.
As a learner driver in Georgia, knowing the road test routes in advance is one of the best ways to build confidence. The routes provided on our website and the recommended app guide you through every step of the driving test, starting from the DDS Service Center and leading all the way to the finish.
Yes, they are! These Georgia driving test routes are based on real data, including insights from examiners, GPS recordings from actual tests, and in-depth analysis of completed video routes. Each route is verified and updated regularly to reflect any changes, detours, or adjustments, ensuring you always have the most accurate information.
The easiest and most effective way to practice is by using the app, available on both iOS and Android devices. The app offers clear, turn-by-turn directions, interactive maps, and the ability to download routes for offline use.
For those who prefer web access, many of the routes are also available on our website, though the app provides the most current and comprehensive experience.
With locations in major cities like Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, and Columbus, as well as smaller cities like Warner Robins and Gainesville, Georgia DDS offices make it easy to access the services you need.
Why Does Georgia Have DDS Instead of DMV Centers?
In Georgia, the Department of Driver Services (DDS) handles driver-related services instead of a traditional Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). This is because Georgia divides responsibilities between different state agencies. The DDS specifically focuses on licensing, driving tests, and driver records, while other tasks typically handled by a DMV, such as vehicle registration and titling, fall under the Georgia Department of Revenue.
Teen drivers under 18 must complete a Joshua’s Law-approved driver education course. Georgia DDS centers provide information and resources to help you meet these requirements.
Access state-approved driving schools for hands-on training and learn defensive driving techniques to ensure safety on the road.
While the Georgia DDS primarily handles licensing, it also offers information about vehicle registration and title services through partnerships with local county offices.
Passing your driving test requires preparation and practice:
Common maneuvers tested include parallel parking, lane changes, turning, and stopping at traffic signals so practice these repeatedly until you’re confident.
Each DDS center has unique test routes with varying levels of complexity. Use the test routes app to practice these routes so there are no surprises on exam day.
Your car must meet safety requirements, including working lights, turn signals, and brakes. Bring all required documents, such as proof of insurance and registration.
Arriving 15–30 minutes early gives you time to settle in. During the test, focus on staying calm and following all traffic rules.
Here are some of the most visited DDS centers in Georgia, perfect for learner drivers:
Check out the full list of DDS locations and test routes to practice in our directory, or use our interactive map to find a center near you.
Georgia DDS Official Website | Access official information about licenses, permits, road tests, and more from the Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS). |
Georgia Driver’s Manual | A comprehensive guide to road rules, traffic signs, and safe driving practices in Georgia. |
Practice Permit Test | Prepare for your learner's permit with sample questions similar to the real written test. |
Teen Driving Resources | Information and requirements for teen drivers, including the Joshua’s Law course and supervised driving hours. |
Schedule a Road Test | Book your driving test appointment at a DDS location quickly and easily online. |
Joshua’s Law Requirements | Learn about the mandatory driver education requirements for teen drivers. |
Approved Driving Schools | Locate state-approved driving schools offering lessons and Joshua’s Law courses. |
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