No. To obtain a Texas driver license prior to the age of 18, all driver education hours in both the classroom and in-car must be attended or made up. Therefore, all absences must be made up no matter if the absence is excused or unexcused. Each school is responsible for developing a make-up plan based on state guidelines.

Schools must limit the number of absences that are allowed and must require students with excessive absences to re-enter or repeat the course.

Print out contract and bring with you to school.

Pay by credit card on line.

Come and fill out an contract.

Parent must sign the contract.

Pay the down payment.

Choose class date and time.

Your best manners and attitude!

Days 1-3; learn the Signs, Laws and Rules of Texas Roads.

Grade of 70 required on all work!

Final Written Exam is given at our location, not DPS!

Each class is 2 hours long.

During the summer, we offer classes morning, evening and afternoon classes. In the fall, winter, and spring, classes are offered 4:30p.m. - 6:30pm - 7:00p.m. - 9:00pm. View class schedule

The driving portion is a total of 14 hours (7 hours driving and 7 hours observing). Driving lessons can be scheduled concurrently with the classroom portion as soon as the student has received his learner's permit.

Driving lessons can be scheduled seven days a week, before or after class, as the student's and instructor's schedules permit. Once a student has registered for the driving education course, made full payment, and received his learner's permit, he can schedule his driving appointments online.

Teen as early as 14 years old can register for the driving education course.

Missed classes can be made up by attending the class during the same day at a different time (if available) or attending the missed class during the next course.

Yes. We will accept a deposit to enroll in the course and get started. However, the instructional permit and certificate of completion will not be issued until full payment is made.

No, adults 25 or over are not required to take driver education. In order to obtain a license; however, adults 25 or over must pass a written test over the Texas Driver's Handbook and an eye exam to obtain a driving permit. Once a permit is obtained, you must pass a driving test with a State Trooper at the DPS office in order to obtain your final license.

The driver education course exclusive for adults includes information on alcohol and drug awareness; traffic laws; highway signs, signals, and markings that regulate, warn, or direct traffic; and issues commonly associated with motor vehicle accidents, including poor decision-making, risk taking, impaired driving, distraction, speed, failure to use a safety belt, driving at night, failure to yield the right-of-way, and using a wireless communication device while operating a vehicle.

Yes. You will be given a certificate which must be presented to the Department of Public Safety when you submit your application for a permit or driver's license.

You can study the Texas Driver Handbook on your own or enroll in our 6-hour adult driver education.

To prepare for the driving test students are encouraged to take driving lessons with Licensed Driving School.