Answer:
30
Explanation:
Joshua's Law is a new law in driving license. It is a Georgia state law which was enacted in the year 2007 changing the teen driver's requirement to get a driving license. This law came into effect from 1st January of 2007 year.
Teen drivers in order to obtain a Georgia driving license should meet the new set requirements. To have a license at the age of 16 years, one should submit the proof of completing the approved driver training course which consists of 30 hours of classroom or theoretical study and at least 6 hours of practical study driving the vehicle with the instructor present.
The law got its name from Joshua Brown, who met with an accident in 2003 and died.
Thus the answer is -- 30 hours.
