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Teen Driving Program
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Teen Practice and DPS Authorized Road Test for Only $120
Teen Driving School in Arlington, Texas
For AGE 15 and Above
Start driving at a Younger Age
How to Obtain Teen Driver's License in Texas:
Texas has special rules for keeping teen drivers safe on the road. This involves teen driver ed and practice before getting an unrestricted license. Obtaining a teen driver’s license in Texas involves a few steps as part of the Graduated Driver License (GDL) program.
Here’s are some key points:
Texas Learner License (Phase I)
Allow driving practice with a licensed adult.
- Age Requirement: 15 years old.
- Driver Education: Take a state-approved driver education course. This comprises 6 hours of classroom instruction or Teen 32 hours for block courses.
- Documentation: Teen must give proof of enrollment, either a high school diploma, or a Verification of Enrollment and Attendance (VOE) form.
- Restrictions: Teen must have a licensed adult (21+) in the front passenger seat when driving, Teen’s should not use any cell phone, and teens should hold the learner’s permit for at least 6 months. If Teen license is suspended at any time while holding a learner license, the initial six-month period increases by the number of days of the suspension. This is to make sure Teen hold a valid learner license for a full six months.
Texas Provisional License (Phase II)
Allows independent driving with some restrictions.
- Age Requirement: 16-17 years old.
- Requirements: Teen must hold a learner license for at least 6 months, complete behind-the-wheel training (7 hours of observation, 7 hours of driving, and 30 hours of practice with 10 hours at night), and passed the Impact Texas Teen Driver Program.
- Restrictions: No more than one passenger under 21 who is not a family member, driving curfew is implemented from midnight to 5:00 a.m., and Teen should not use any cell phone while driving.
Full Unrestricted License
- Age Requirement: 18 years old.
- Requirements: Teen must successfully complete the provisional phase without any suspensions or violations
Texas State Approved
Experienced Instructors
Private In-Car Training
DPS Authorized Road Test
Convenient Scheduling
Required Documents
- Original Birth Certificate, State ID, Passport, or Naturalization Certificate.
- Original Social Security Card.
- Verification of Enrollment (VOE) from student's high school.
- Proof of Texas Residency.
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Teen 32-Hour Driver Ed Course
The 32-hour Teen driver ed course is to prepare teenagers who wish to drive for the various situations they might face in the real world.
Some of the topics include:
- Traffic Rules and Regulations in Texas: Learning all the rules surrounding Texan traffic like: signs, signals, and pavement markings.
- Defensive Driving Techniques: The ability to foresee danger along with controlling space and speed. Strategy is also used to control adverse conditions of the road.
- Driving Capability and Vehicle Handling: Simply the basic vehicle operation of steering, brakes, and gas pedals.
- Road Safety and Avoidance of Accidents: Encouraging strangers to drive safely along with basic tips to avoid accidents.
- Driver Ethics and Responsibility: Highlighting importance of seat belt and child restraint safety. Also, the importance of having motor vehicle Insurance liability and its requirements. The Impact of Drivers on Public Safety.
- Emergency Procedures: How to handle emergencies like car problems or accidents properly. Basics of first aid during emergencies.
- Environmental Awareness: Keeping in mind the extreme weather condition, road surface, and driving.
- Human Trafficking: Recognizing what is human trafficking and knowing how to report suspicious behavior to concern authorities in saving lives. What drivers can do in preventing human trafficking.
7 Hours, Teen Behind-the-Wheel Course
In the context of enhancing young driver abilities, the 7 Hours Teen Behind-the-Wheel course is one that should be viewed as a priority training program. It is intended to include practical, in-hand training. This course provides teens with the chance to experience actual driving situations using real-world conditions under the guidance of our trained instructors.
Some of the topics covered includes:
- Covers varied driving situations (city streets, rural areas, highways).
- Emphasizes defensive driving skills.
- Improves hazard perception and vehicle control.
- Works to increase confidence and ability.
- A systematic approach guarantees thorough training.
- Prepares teenagers for driver’s license examination.
- Instills safe driving practices for a lifetime.
- Encourage responsible and alert driving.
- Decreases accident risk among young drivers.
- Helps develop greater road safety awareness.
- Critical step in developing responsible drivers.
- Part of overall community safety.
TEEN Drivers Ed
Classroom + Lessons
$300
32 Hour
- 32Hr Local Classroom
- Certified Instructors
- Flexible Scheduling
- Package does'nt include road test fee
No credit card required
Teen Behind the Wheel
TEEN Driving Lessons
$700
14 Hour
- Private In-Car Instruction
- DPS Road Test Readiness
- 7 Hours Behind the Wheel
- 7 Hours Observing Peers
- Vehicle Provided
- Student Discounts
No credit card required
FAQs for Teen Driving Class
Teen Drivers Ed makes one become a better and safer driver by learning driving rules, how to handle emergencies, and gaining practical driving experience under expert supervision.
The minimum age is different from state to state but usually around 15 or 16 years of age.
Teen Drivers Ed in Texas takes Classroom Instruction 32 hours, Behind-the-Wheel Training 44 hours (with 7 hours of in-car observation, 7 hours behind-the-wheel driving, and 30 hours other practice).
Teen drivers ed cost in Texas will depend upon what kind of course you go through.
Teens usually need to be a minimum of 15 years of age and with parental permission in order to register.
It is highly advisable to already have your Learner's permit prior to enrollment, but we can be accommodating.
If a teen fails, he or she can be required to retake the course or part of it.
The course meets Parent-Taught driver education requirements as certified by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. It is an alternative to traditional classroom teaching that provides the convenience of home-based study and practice, completed in your neighborhood and at your own pace, with a responsible parent or legal guardian's guidance.