Any person between 14 and 25 years old.

To get a duplicate certificate of completion (the DE-964 or DE-964E Certificate of Completion), please contact us. We will place the $25 fee in your student account. This fee must be paid prior to us creating the new certificate. 

Yes. Persons under 18 must be enrolled and attending school as a condition of being licensed to operate a motor vehicle, unless the person has a high school diploma or GED.

If the VOE is issued the last week of school or during the summer, it is valid for more than the normal 30 days; i.e. until school starts after summer vacation. If you are applying during the summer and are still enrolled in school, your last report card for the most recent school year is acceptable if it has the student's name, a list of absences, and a complete listing of grades.

No. Teen driver education classroom hours cannot be applied to the 6-hour adult driver education classroom hour requirements. You must complete the full adult driver course or complete the full teen driver education program.

This is a 6-hour course offered by a licensed driver education school. It may be completed online or in-person. 

Yes we do offer the course with private lessons and the road test. Visit our adult page for the services. 

First you would have to take the adult course if you are between ages 18-25. The adult course is a 6 hour course. Once you have completed the course from the school you attended you have two options.

1. Schedule a DPS appt and take all your required paper work to DPS and take the state road test with dps. 
2. Schedule a DPS appt to obtain your driver's license with the B restriction (adult permit must drive with someone 21 and older). Once you have the the DL with B restriction (paper copy is accepted as long as it is not expired) then log into your student account and schedule drives for days and times that best fit you and your family. 

Yes, you may transfer to another driver education school. For more information about transfers, please contact driver education and safety program staff.

Out of state hours do not transfer to Texas. You will need to enroll into a Texas driver education program to complete the classroom and driving requirements necessary to obtain a Texas learner's permit and driver license. Please check with DPS for more information.

Please check with DPS for more information on transferring your learner license to Texas .

You must hold a Texas learner's permit for a minimum of six months (unless you turn 18) prior to obtaining your provisional license.

Yes, that can be done but there are requirements:

• Your child must complete the entire classroom phase at the licensed driver education school or high school. You must obtain an official transfer of classroom hours from the high school or licensed driver education school, so you can prove to DPS that they completed the classroom phase. The transfer is also used to obtain their permit.
• You must apply for a TDLR Parent Taught Driver Education Program Guide and receive it before you and your child begin the in-car phase. Your child must also have a valid learner's permit issued by DPS before any driving instruction may be given.

You must complete the requirements as specified in the TDLR Parent Taught Driver Education Program Guide, but only those that apply to the in-car phase.

The parent taught program is complex and requires parents, guardians, and designees to work with multiple entities. The Driver Education Teen course consists of a minimum of 32 hours of classroom instruction, 7 hours of in-car observation, 7 hours of behind the wheel supervised instruction, and 30 additional hours of behind the wheel instruction.

Before beginning a parent taught course, thoroughly read all webpages to avoid unnecessary costs, delays, or invalidated training hours.