Texas Parent-Taught Driver's Ed. Permit-Ready in the First 6 Hours.
Your teen can sit the permit test after six hours of the course. The rest they finish at their own pace, on a phone or a laptop.
- TDLR-licensed provider C3593.
- 24 hours, self-paced, on any device.
- Permit test unlocks after the first 6 hours.
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Build A Strong Foundation For Safe Driving
Driving in Texas is unlike other states. We have long open highways.
Texan Driver prepares teens to get behind the wheel with confidence and knowledge to safely gain experience as a competent driver.
Texan Driver prepares teens to get behind the wheel with confidence and knowledge to safely gain experience as a competent driver.
We are a small and focused driving school. Get personal attention.
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Below we outline the steps for teens to obtain their provisional driver's license.
#1 Eligibility
Parents must first become a "parent taught instructor".
To do so, confirm your eligibility.
To do so, confirm your eligibility.
#2 Apply for Parent Instructor Authorization
A parent must apply to be an instructor. Pay the fee and download the Parent Taught Packet.
#3 Online Course Instruction
Your teen completes the required 24 hour online course here with Texan Driver. Note- after only the first 6 hours of instruction your teen can take the online test and get their certificate.
#4 Get the Learner Permit
Take the certificate to your local Texas DPS office to obtain your Learner's Permit.
#5 Drive
Equipped with their Learner's permit, the supplied curriculum materials and log sheets, spend time with your teen behind the wheel.
#6 Review the Handbook
Have your teen study the Texas Driver Handbook.
#7 Watch the required video
After the driving hours are done, your student watches a required 2-hour video, the Impact Texas Teen Drivers program. Take the driving skills test within 90 days of finishing it.
#8 Schedule Your Driving Test
Take the driving skills test at a Texas DPS office or an approved third-party testing school to secure your provisional license.
