Teen Driver Education
$45.0032-hour online teen classroom driver education with a first-six-hour learner-license milestone and complete progress tracking.

Choose the Texas driver-education path that matches your age and situation: Teen Driver Education, 6-Hour Adult Driver Education, or Parent-Taught Driver Education.
The right course depends on the student's age and whether the family is using the regular teen, adult, or parent-taught path. Open a course below for detailed requirements, duration, pricing, and next steps.
32-hour online teen classroom driver education with a first-six-hour learner-license milestone and complete progress tracking.
Six-hour online adult driver education for Texas road rules, signs, defensive driving, and safe decision-making.
Online Texas parent-taught driver education with classroom lessons, parent workflow, driving logs, and learner-license milestones.
For students from age 14 through the day before the 18th birthday. The online classroom program covers the required teen curriculum and learner-license milestones. Behind-the-wheel instruction is completed separately through the appropriate Texas path.
Learn about Texas Teen Drivers Ed →Texas generally requires a six-hour adult driver education course for first-time driver-license applicants ages 18-24. Drivers 25+ may take the course optionally for preparation.
Learn about Texas Adult Drivers Ed →For eligible families using the Texas parent-taught path. The student completes online classroom education while the parent instructor follows the PTDE requirements and supervised-driving process.
Learn about Texas Parent-Taught Drivers Ed →Choose the course that matches your age and driver-education method, then complete its lessons and assessments.
Teen students follow learner-license requirements; adult students complete the six-hour course before moving to the next applicable DPS step.
Where required, complete behind-the-wheel training, Impact Texas Drivers, and the driving skills test under current Texas rules.
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View Texas Parent-Taught Driver Education →Yes. Texas recognizes online driver education as one of the available driver-education options. The course path and licensing steps depend on your age and whether you are using a teen, adult, or parent-taught program.
A student may begin the classroom portion at age 14. A Texas learner license is not available until at least age 15 and the required classroom milestone has been completed.
Texas generally requires first-time driver-license applicants ages 18 through 24 to complete a six-hour adult driver education course. Drivers age 25 and older are not required by Texas to take driver education, although they may still choose to take a course for preparation.
Both paths include required classroom education. In a parent-taught program, an eligible parent or other approved adult serves as the driving instructor and follows the Parent-Taught Driver Education requirements. In a regular teen course, the behind-the-wheel portion is completed separately through the appropriate Texas driver-education path.
No. Completing driver education does not by itself issue a Texas driver license. Students must still complete the licensing steps that apply to their age and course path, including any required learner-license, behind-the-wheel, Impact Texas Drivers, and driving-test requirements.
Yes. Texas teen driver education can include an online classroom course. ABC offers the online classroom portion for eligible teen students and tracks the course milestones that apply before later licensing steps.
The six-hour adult driver education course covers Texas traffic laws, road signs, defensive driving, hazards, and safe driving principles. It is the adult driver-education course used for many first-time Texas applicants ages 18 through 24.
No. ABC provides online driver education. Texas DPS handles learner licenses and driver licenses. After completing the driver-education requirements that apply to you, follow the current Texas DPS licensing steps for your situation.