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Ages 14–17 · State-approved

Texas teen driver education — done right, done calmly.

Handing your teen the keys is a big step. We make it a safe one. Our state-approved program takes new drivers from their very first lesson to a confident DPS road test, with instructors who specialize in keeping nervous teens — and nervous parents — at ease.

Texas teen licensing, explained

Getting a Texas license at 16 has a few required steps.

Here's the simple version — and we help with every one.

01

Get the learner permit

Complete the classroom portion and pass the written knowledge test to earn the learner license.

02

Behind-the-wheel training

In-car lessons with a certified instructor, plus supervised practice hours logged with a parent.

03

ITTD course

The short Impact Texas Teen Drivers video, required before the road test.

04

Pass the DPS road test

Which you can take right here with us — no long wait at the DPS office.

Teen driver with instructor inside a training vehicle

A note on requirements

Verify exact Texas hour requirements (classroom, behind-the-wheel, observation) and ITTD/permit rules against current TDLR/DPS guidance before enrolling — specifics change.

What's included

Inside every teen package.

Classroom instruction

The required knowledge portion that prepares teens for the written test.

Behind-the-wheel

One-on-one in-car lessons with a certified, patient instructor.

Observation hours

Supervised in-car observation to reinforce real-world judgment.

Compare

The three teen packages.

Teen #1

Essentials

$480

Core behind-the-wheel hours to build first-time confidence.

Essential in-car hours
State certificate
Choose Essentials
★ Most popular Teen #2

Standard

$480

More in-car hours plus full road-test preparation.

Extended hours
Mock + DPS road test
Choose Standard
Teen #3

Complete

$480

Maximum practice hours and the DPS road test included.

Maximum hours
Road test included
Choose Complete
★★★★★

"My son was so anxious about driving. His instructor was endlessly patient and he passed first try. We've already booked his sister."

AW
Annie W.
Parent of a teen driver · Plano

What parents need to bring.

Proof of enrollment / school attendance (VOE form)
Your teen's learner permit once issued
Logged supervised practice hours

We'll walk you through every form — see our Resources page for the official DPS documents.

Enroll your teen today