1257 FM 2047, Baird, TX 79504
While we proudly serve residents of Callahan County, including those in the county seat of Baird, our Texas adult drivers ed course is available throughout the state. Whether you're in Reeves County, Fort Bend County, Lubbock County, Williamson County, Howard County, or Hunt County, our course is accessible online for your convenience.
We also cater to residents in cities like Pecos, Richmond, Lubbock, Georgetown, and Brownsville. No matter where you’re located, you can complete the same state-approved 6-hour course designed to prepare you for your Texas drivers license.
This flexibility allows you to study at your own pace and receive your ADE-1317 certificate, required to apply for a driver's license, no matter which Texas DPS office you visit. Our course is tailored to meet the needs of adult drivers across Texas, ensuring you’re ready to hit the road with confidence.
Our Texas adult driver education course is priced affordably at $34.95. This fee includes full access to all course materials, interactive lessons, and automatic progress tracking. As a fully state-approved course, it meets all requirements for adult drivers education in Texas.
Additionally, there are no hidden fees, and you’ll receive your ADE-1317 certificate electronically upon completion. This low-cost option ensures you’re well-prepared for the Texas DPS written test, helping you take an important step toward obtaining your Texas driver’s license without breaking the bank.
Unlike teen drivers, adults in Texas are not required to log a specific number of supervised driving hours to qualify for a driver’s license. However, gaining hands-on experience is invaluable. Practicing under the supervision of a licensed adult or enrolling in professional driving lessons can significantly improve your readiness for the Texas DPS driving test.
Supervised driving provides an opportunity to navigate various road conditions, practice defensive driving techniques, and develop confidence behind the wheel. Even without a mandated minimum, most adults find that spending time on the road before their driving test helps them feel more prepared.
Driver education is a comprehensive program that equips new drivers with the knowledge and skills needed to operate a vehicle safely. For adults in Texas, driver ed typically involves a 6-hour online course that covers essential topics such as:
- Texas traffic laws:
Understand the rules of the road, traffic signals, and driving etiquette.
- Defensive driving:
This course prepares adults for the Texas DPS written test, streamlining the path to obtaining a Texas driver’s license. For many, it also boosts confidence in handling real-world driving scenarios.
The state of Texas mandates that adult drivers education programs for individuals aged 18–24 be six hours long. This requirement ensures that all critical topics, from road safety to traffic laws, are thoroughly covered.
The 6-hour course can be completed in one day or spread over multiple sessions, thanks to the flexibility of our online platform. You can log in and out as needed, and your progress will be saved automatically, allowing you to study at your own pace. For those who are 25 or older, while this course is optional, many find it beneficial for its convenience and ability to simplify the process of obtaining a Texas driver’s license.
Completing the Texas adult driver education course is an important milestone. Here’s what comes next:
- Download Your Certificate:
Upon finishing the course, you’ll receive your ADE-1317 certificate via email. Print and save this document, as you’ll need it for the next steps.
- Complete the Impact Texas Adult Drivers (ITAD) Program:
By following these steps, you’ll be fully prepared to navigate the final stages of the licensing process.
Yes, a Texas restricted license, which functions similarly to a learner’s permit for adults, typically expires six years after its issue date. Keep in mind that using this time wisely to prepare for your driving test is essential. If your license expires before obtaining your unrestricted Texas driver’s license, you will need to restart parts of the licensing process.
Unfortunately, yes. If your Texas restricted license expires, you will need to retake the Texas DPS permit test to requalify. To avoid this inconvenience, schedule your Texas DPS driving test well in advance of your license’s expiration date. Staying proactive helps ensure a smooth progression toward earning your unrestricted Texas driver’s license.
The cost of obtaining a Texas driver’s license is $33. This fee includes the application and testing at the Texas DPS. Additional expenses, such as professional driving lessons or third-party road testing, may vary.
Planning for these costs ahead of time ensures a smoother process as you work toward earning your license.
A Class B license allows you to operate large vehicles such as buses, trucks, or trailers with a gross vehicle weight rating of over 26,000 pounds. This type of license is typically not required for personal vehicle use, as most Texas drivers only need a Class C license for passenger cars and light trucks.
The Department of Public Safety (DPS) oversees the issuance of Texas driver’s licenses and ensures road safety across the state. At the DPS, you’ll take tests, submit documents, and receive your license upon meeting all requirements. It is the central authority for Texas drivers and a crucial part of the licensing process.
To pass the Texas DPS driving test, focus on mastering the following:
- Basic vehicle control:
Demonstrate your ability to operate the car smoothly and safely.
- Traffic laws and signals:
Practice with the Texas driving handbook and consider taking professional driving lessons if you’re unsure of your skills. The more confident and prepared you are, the better your chances of success.
