Teen Drivers Ed
Enroll Your Teen Today &
Get Their Permit
TDLR-Approved course for ages 14-17 with live, scheduled virtual classes.
- TDLR-Approved #C2603
- Live Instructor-Led Virtual Classes
- Get Texas Learner Permit Faster
- Parent Taught Included
11 Seats Remaining
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Hybrid
Course
Teen Drivers Ed
May 4th – 14th
Mon-Thu | 8-days
Time: 5:30pm-8:30pm
04 May
Limited
Spots
Available
TDLR Lic #C2603
Teen Drivers Ed
- 8-Day Class (Live-Stream)
- 24 State-Required Hours
- DPS Written Exam
- Certificate to obtain permit & license
- Parent-taught driving hours
- Payment plan available
Total cost: $325
Start with only $100
Schedule of classes
4
May
May 4 – May 14
8-Days of Class
Time: Mon – Thu | 5:30-8:30pm
Few Spots Left! 🔥
08
Jun
Jun 8 – Jun 13
6-Days of Class
Time: Mon – Sat | 10am-2pm
Now Enrolling!
13
Jul
Jul 13 – Jul 18
6-Days of Class
Time: Mon – Sat | 10am-2pm
Now Enrolling!
Help your Teen Get Their Permit Faster!
Teen Drivers Ed courses are required for any teens Ages 14-17 looking to obtain their permit/license. This classroom will go over all the fundamentals you will need to start learning to drive as well as meet the state required classroom hours.
*If you are 18 & older visit Adult Drivers Ed
We have licensed over 26,233 students in the RGV!
How it works
1
Complete course and pass the knowledge exam
Submit to DPS
2
Submit certificate to DPS office to obtain your Texas driving permit.
3
Fill out driving logs
Students will complete
44- hours of incar training using driving logs. Parents will conduct this training.
Complete ITTD
4
Students will complete the Impact Texas Teen Driver Course (ITTD).
5
Pass Driving Test
Driving Zone will provide you with your test results. Submit this at the DPS to obtain your license!
What our customers say
FAQ’s
Teen Drivers Ed
On the first day of class you will only need:
- Computer or mobile device
- Google Classroom account
- YouTube App
Includes:
- 24 hours of Live-Stream classroom instruction
- Enrollment to our Parent-Taught Course for parent driving hours.
- DPS written exam for permit
- Certificate for Driver License
- Birth certificate
- Social security card
- Two(2) utility bills – parents name
- Verification of Enrollment (VOE – obtained at high school office)
- Learner License certificate (DE964)
Yes!
Driving Zone is authorized by TXDPS to administer the final driving test on behalf of DPS. Ask our office for pricing.
Yes. Texas law requires teens to hold their driving permit for a minimum of six(6) months. After this period they will be able to complete their final driving test to get their license.
Impact Texas Teen Driver course (ITTD) is a two(2)-hour state mandated course about distracted driving. All teens are required to complete ITTD after completing the all hours of classroom and driving instruction. This course certificate will be presented when taking the driving test.
