GA HB1134

Expands the definition of "driver training school" to include public school systems offering driver training courses after regular school hours or on non-school days where fees or tuition are charged, and limits enrollment in such programs to full-time students registered with the sponsoring school system

Requires public schools offering fee-based after-hours or non-school-day driver training programs to first solicit proposals from private driver training providers within their jurisdiction before providing such programs themselves

Prohibits public school driver training programs from cross-subsidizing costs with funds from any source other than tuition or fees paid by participating students, requiring full-cost accounting of all direct and indirect costs

Mandates that public schools prepare and publicly publish a three-year cost-benefit analysis in a local newspaper for two consecutive weeks and send copies via certified mail to all licensed private driver training providers in the county

Requires public schools operating after-hours driver training programs to file annual income and expense reports with the Georgia Department of Education and General Assembly within six months of their fiscal year close; the Act takes effect July 1, 2012