You need to be at least 15 years old to get a learners permit in Texas. However you may enroll in an approved online drivers education course when you are 14 years old.

Texas law requires that you be at least 16 years old to receive your drivers license, and you must have had your learners permit for at least six (6) months.

You will need to take the following items with you when you go to take your drivers test:

• Your online drivers education class completion certificate (Form DE-964)
• Proof of Identity
• Social Security Number
• Verification of enrollment and attendance in school
• Proof of auto registration
• Proof of liability insurance
• Parental authorization signature
• A personal photograph
• Thumbprints

Complete instructions as well as access to these forms will be provided to you as during this online drivers education class.  We strongly recommend that you double-check this instruction form to ensure you have everything with you need to take with you before you head down to your local drivers license office to get your learners permit.

You have UNLIMITED opportunities to pass the Teen Driving Course Texas online drivers education course final exam at no additional cost!

There are 90 questions on the Teen Driving Course final exam.  While it sounds like a lot, the material covered on it will help ensure that you're ready to take and pass your drivers license test. 

To pass Teen Driving Course's online class, you will need to score at least a 75% on the final exam.  If you do not pass the final the first time, don't stress--you can retake it as many times as you need to in order to pass it, and there's no extra charge for doing so.

Yes, it does!  Teen Driving Course's online driver education class is fully- approved by the State of Texas and satisfies all drivers ed requirements.

Upon completing this course, and provided that you meet the minimum age requirements to drive in Texas, you will be ready to take your driving test!

As soon as you pass your final exam, Teen Driving Course will mail your certificate of completion to you.  Delivery time is approximately 7 to 10 business days.

However, if you're in a hurry to get your certificate, you can opt to have it sent to you by FedEx 3rd Day, 2nd Day, or Overnight Delivery.  There is an additional fee if you choose this expedited service.

You can start driving as soon as you've completed Module 1 of Teen Driving Course's Texas online driver education class, and have received your Texas learners permit.  However, you can never drive alone with only a learners permit.  Texas law requires that you must always be accompanied by a licensed driver who's at least 21 years old seated in the front passenger seat whenever you drive.  There are no exceptions to this law!

If you're under 18, you have to have had your learners permit for at least six (6) months and you also will need to have completed all of the state's driving education requirements before getting prior to getting a Texas drivers license.  If you're 18 or older you still need to complete some driver training, but the six (6)-month waiting period for holding a learners permit won't apply to you.  Please contact the Texas DPS for complete details.

Yes.  In Texas, you must complete both classroom instruction and behind-the-wheel driving training to qualify to receive your Texas drivers license.  

The good news is that Teen Driving Course's Texas online driver education class covers both the classroom and driving portions of your Texas drivers education, all from the comfort of your own home!  

Texas law requires that, in addition to the classroom training, you complete 44 hours of supervised driving, seven (7) of which must be behind-the-wheel.  The other seven (7) hours can be satisfied by taking Teen Driving Course's Texas online drivers education class.

If you hold a Texas learners permit, no passengers are permitted to ride with you except the required supervising driver who's at least 21 years of age sitting in the passengers seat.  (WARNING:  if you are caught driving without a licensed driver, don't expect to be driving again any time soon).  Family members may be allowed to ride with you, however you will need to check with the Texas DPS for complete details.


If you are under 18 and hold a restricted or provisional Texas driver's license, you must wait for twelve (12) months before driving with more than one (1) non-family passenger in the car who's under 21.  After this time period has passed, you will be eligible for a graduated Texas drivers license, and you may drive with passengers in the car.

Learners Permit Holders--you may never drive alone--PERIOD.  You must always be accompanied by a licensed driver who's at least 21 years old seated in the front passenger seat who is actively supervising your driving the entire time (if you violate this law and drive unsupervised, you may be kissing your driving privileges good-bye).

Drivers License Holders--if you're under 18, there are still some restrictions (though not as extensive).  During the first twelve (12) months after you receive your provisional drivers license, you may not drive at all between the hours of 12 midnight and 5am unless you are commuting to work, school, or are handling a medical emergency.  After this twelve (12)-month probationary period has passed, these restrictions are lifted.

Teen Driving Course's prices vary from season to season.  Please click on our "Course Options" tab to see a complete listing of our current prices.

You bet!  Teen Driving Course stands behind its product 100%.  If you decide for whatever reason that our online drivers education class isn't for you, simply let us know before we send out your completion certificate and we'll give you a full refund, with no questions asked.