The Impact Texas Drivers (ITD) program, specifically the Impact Texas Adult Drivers (ITAD) version for adults 18 years or older, takes approximately one hour to complete. This free online course focuses on distracted driving awareness. You must complete ITAD within 90 days before your Texas DPS road test. Remember to bring the ITAD certificate to your driving test appointment at the Texas DPS office.
No, adults aged 18 and older in Texas are not required to maintain a driving log when applying for a Texas driver’s license. However, practicing with a licensed adult before attempting the Texas DPS driving test is strongly recommended, even though there is no official hour requirement for adults. This practice helps you gain experience and build confidence.
Our Texas adult drivers education course is just $34.95. This affordable price includes access to all course materials, allowing you to meet the state’s requirements for driver education easily and conveniently. Professional in-car driving lessons, if desired, may range from $120 to $180 per session.
Yes, Texas requires adults aged 18 to 24 to complete a state-approved 6-hour Texas adult drivers ed course before applying for their driver’s license. For those aged 25 or older, drivers education is optional but highly recommended, as it prepares you for the Texas DPS written test and may allow you to bypass it entirely if completed.
The DE-964 certificate is for teen driver education courses, not adults. Adults completing a Texas adult drivers ed course receive an ADE-1317 certificate. To get yours, enroll in and complete a state-approved adult driving course. Afterward, your certificate will be emailed to you, ready to use for your driver’s license application.
To apply for a Texas driver’s license as an adult in Presidio County, follow these steps:
- Complete a Texas Adult Drivers Ed Course (if aged 18-24 or optionally if 25+).
- Finish the Impact Texas Adult Drivers (ITAD) Program within 90 days before your driving test.
- Gather Required Documents, including proof of identity, residency, and your ADE-1317 certificate.
- Schedule an Appointment at your local DPS office.
- Pass the Vision Test, Texas DPS road test, and any required exams (depending on whether you completed drivers ed).
- Pay the License Fee, currently $33, and receive a temporary license while waiting for your official Texas driver’s license to arrive.
Our Texas adult drivers ed course is accessible to residents across the state, not just in Presidio County. This includes cities like Marfa, the county seat of Presidio County, as well as neighboring areas and beyond. Whether you're in Reeves County, Harris County, Brazoria County, Grayson County, Jefferson County, Randall County, or Kendall County, you can benefit from our state-approved program.
In addition to these counties, we proudly serve students from cities like Odessa, Pecos, Beaumont, Houston, and Boerne. Our online platform ensures that you can complete the Texas 6-hour driving course conveniently from your home, regardless of your location in Texas.
So, whether you're preparing for a Texas drivers license test in Marfa or practicing for the road in Beaumont, our course provides the same comprehensive education to help you succeed.
Yes, parallel parking is one of the essential skills evaluated during the Texas DPS driving test. Make sure to practice this maneuver beforehand. If you’re nervous, consider taking a driving lesson focused on mastering this skill to boost your confidence.
Adults aged 18 and older in Texas do not receive a traditional learner’s permit like teens do. Instead, you can apply for a Texas restricted license with a B restriction, which allows you to practice driving with a licensed adult. This step is optional but helpful if you want extra practice before taking the Texas DPS road test.
After passing the Texas DPS driving test, you’ll receive a temporary paper license valid for 90 days. Your permanent Texas driver’s license will be mailed to you within 2–3 weeks. Be sure to verify your mailing address with the DPS to avoid delays.
A Class C license in Texas allows you to operate standard passenger vehicles, such as cars, trucks, and vans, for personal or commercial purposes (if not requiring a special license). It’s the most common license type issued to adult drivers in Texas.
The Texas learners permit test or DPS written test online fee is included in the driver’s license application fee, which is $33. Completing a Texas adult drivers ed course includes the written test, saving you a trip to the DPS office.