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You receive your welcome kit
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Hands-on or classroom training begins with our experts.
You get your license
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Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about how our online driving courses work? We’ve gathered the most common questions from our students to help you find clear and quick answers. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, our support team is always ready to assist you.
At what age can I start the Texas Driver Education course?
You can begin at 14 years old, but you must be at least 15 to apply for your learner’s permit.
Do I need to live in Texas to take this course?
Yes. You must be a Texas resident or legally authorized to stay in the U.S. to apply for a Texas permit or license.
What documents do I need to start the process?
Proof of identity, proof of Texas residency, and a Social Security number (if applicable).
Is parental consent required?
Yes, if you are under 18, a parent or guardian must give permission for you to take the course and apply for a permit.
Do I need to be enrolled in school?
Yes, if you are under 18 you must present a Verification of Enrollment (VOE) form from your school.
How many hours of instruction are required for teens?
Teens must complete 24 hours of classroom instruction and 44 hours of behind-the-wheel practice (including 10 at night).
How many hours of instruction are required for adults?
Adults must complete 24 hours of classroom instruction. Adults 25+ may take the knowledge test directly but are encouraged to complete the course.
What is included in the course?
Lessons on traffic laws, signs, defensive driving, accident prevention, the dangers of alcohol and drugs, and preparation for the DPS exam.
Where do I take the official test?
At your local Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) office.
What happens if I fail the DPS test?
You may retake the test. DPS will provide guidance on scheduling a retest.
Can I complete this course online?
Yes. This course is fully online and approved for Texas driver education.
How long do I have to complete the course?
The timeline may vary, but most students complete it within a few weeks depending on their schedule.
Is the course mandatory?
Yes. it is required by law.
What if I already know how to drive?
You still need to complete the state-required education hours and pass the DPS exams to become licensed.
Will this course lower my insurance rates?
In many cases, completing driver education may qualify you for discounts. Check with your insurance provider.
Do I need to take a vision exam?
Yes. All applicants must pass a vision exam at the DPS office.
Can out-of-state residents take this course?
You may take the course, but only Texas residents can apply for a Texas driver’s license.
How do parents participate?
Parents/guardians may guide their teen’s behind-the-wheel practice and ensure all required hours are completed.
What’s the next step after completing the course?
After finishing the course and passing the exam, the next step is to complete your required practice driving hours and then schedule an appointment with DPS to apply for your learner’s permit or driver’s license.