624 Ave H #206, Levelland, TX 79336
The Texas adult drivers ed course takes 6 hours to complete, as required by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). This time is sufficient to thoroughly cover crucial topics such as Texas traffic laws, defensive driving strategies, and safe driving practices. The course is flexible, allowing you to study at your own pace. Some students complete the program in one day, while others prefer to space it out over multiple days or weeks.
One of the key benefits of taking this course online is the automatic progress tracking. This feature means you can log out anytime and return later to pick up right where you left off. Additionally, there’s no expiration date for completing the course, so you can take your time if needed. Whether you’re a busy professional, a full-time student, or just someone who learns best at a slower pace, the online format ensures you can work through the material without feeling rushed.
Nothing at all! You don’t need to request any documents, permissions, or approvals from the state before enrolling in a Texas adult drivers ed course. Simply register online and begin learning. This streamlined process makes it easier for adults to start the journey toward obtaining their Texas drivers license.
The only requirement before enrolling is ensuring you have a reliable internet connection and a device to access the course. Once you’ve completed the program and received your ADE-1317 certificate, you can proceed to the next steps in the licensing process, such as completing the Impact Texas Adult Drivers (ITAD) program and scheduling your driving test.
Enrolling in a Texas adult drivers ed course is straightforward. Visit our website, click on the Start Now button, and follow the instructions to sign up. Once registered, you’ll gain immediate access to the course materials, which are available 24/7 on any internet-connected device.
The course is specifically designed for adults aged 18 and older, ensuring it meets all Texas state requirements. After completing the program, you’ll instantly receive your ADE-1317 certificate by email. This certificate is required when applying for your Texas drivers license at the Department of Public Safety (DPS). The flexibility and ease of online registration mean you can start your journey to becoming a licensed driver in minutes.
No, our Texas adult drivers ed course isn’t limited to Hockley County! While we proudly serve residents in Levelland and throughout Hockley County, we also offer our course to students across the state. For example, you can enroll in our program from Zavala County, Parker County, Smith County, Tarrant County, Brazos County, Eastland County, Rockwall County, and Van Zandt County.
Additionally, students from cities like Crystal City, Weatherford, Tyler, Fort Worth, Denton, Midland, Bryan, and Rockport can also take advantage of our online, state-approved driving course. This flexibility ensures that wherever you are in Texas, our adult drivers ed course is accessible, convenient, and tailored to meet your needs.
Whether you’re preparing for your Texas DPS drivers license, practicing with a permit test, or completing your required driver education, we’re here to help every step of the way. Our goal is to make sure you’re equipped with the knowledge and confidence to become a safe and responsible driver, no matter where you live.
Before you get behind the wheel, make sure you’re fully prepared. If you’re a new driver, ensure you’ve obtained a Texas adult permit (restricted license) or a full drivers license, as required by state law. Always carry proof of insurance and a valid form of identification when driving.
Additionally, review the Texas drivers handbook to refresh your knowledge of road signs, traffic rules, and defensive driving strategies. If you’re practicing, you’ll need a supervising driver seated in the front passenger seat. This supervising driver must be at least 21 years old and hold a valid Texas drivers license. Being thoroughly prepared ensures safety for yourself and others on the road.
Yes, the Texas adult drivers ed course costs $34.95. This affordable fee includes full access to all course materials, which are designed to help you pass the Texas permit test and meet state licensing requirements. There are no hidden charges, and you can complete the course entirely at your own pace.
For this price, you’ll receive an engaging and easy-to-follow course with automatic progress tracking, quizzes, and comprehensive content covering Texas driving laws and road safety practices. Your ADE-1317 certificate is included at no extra cost, making this course a great value for adults working toward their Texas drivers license.
No, the driving test (also known as the road test) cannot be taken online. This test must be conducted in person at a Texas DPS office or an authorized third-party testing facility. During the road test, a licensed examiner evaluates your ability to operate a vehicle safely and follow traffic laws.
However, the written portion of the test is included in the Texas adult drivers ed course for those aged 18–24. By completing the course, you’ll skip the written knowledge test at the DPS. Adults aged 25 and older who don’t take the course will need to pass the written portion at the DPS before obtaining a permit or license.
Once you pass the driving test, the DPS will issue a temporary paper license the same day. This temporary license is valid for up to 90 days while you wait for your permanent Texas drivers license to arrive in the mail.
The permanent license usually arrives within 2–3 weeks, though this timeline can vary depending on processing times and demand. To avoid delays, double-check that the mailing address you provide is accurate. If you haven’t received your license after three weeks, contact the DPS to check the status of your application.
With a Texas adult permit, also referred to as a restricted license for adults, you can legally practice driving under supervision. A licensed adult who is at least 21 years old must be seated in the front passenger seat while you drive.
Practicing with an adult permit allows you to gain valuable driving experience before taking the Texas DPS driving test. However, it’s important to note that driving alone with a permit is prohibited. The goal is to help new drivers build confidence and skills in a safe and supervised environment.
Yes, there is a written portion of the Texas drivers license test. This part evaluates your knowledge of traffic laws, road signs, and driving safety. However, adults aged 18–24 who complete a Texas adult drivers ed course have the written test included in the curriculum.
For adults 25 and older who don’t take the course, the written test must be completed at the DPS. To prepare, review the Texas drivers handbook and take Texas practice written driving tests to build your confidence.
The Texas permit test assesses your understanding of essential driving rules, road signs, and safe driving practices. If you’re 18–24 years old and complete an approved Texas adult drivers ed course, this test is included in the program. This means you won’t need to take it separately at the DPS.
Adults aged 25 and older who opt not to take the course must pass the permit test at the DPS office. To prepare, study the Texas driver license book and practice with Texas drivers ed practice tests available online.
To apply for a new Texas drivers license, bring the following to your DPS appointment:
- Proof of identity (e.g., a valid U.S. passport or birth certificate).
- Proof of Texas residency (e.g., a recent utility bill or rental agreement).
- Social Security Number.
- Your ADE-1317 certificate, if applicable.
- Proof of insurance for the vehicle you’ll use for the road test.
Ensure all documents are up-to-date and that you’ve completed the Impact Texas Adult Drivers (ITAD) program within the required timeframe. Being well-prepared will make your DPS visit smoother and help you obtain your license faster.
