Requirements, cost & FAQ
Texas driver’s ed, answered.
Getting a license takes a state-approved course, behind-the-wheel training, and a learner-permit period. Here is what applies in El Paso, what it costs, and how to start, so you can enroll online without a phone call.
Requirements at a glance
Teen driver's ed in Texas
- Start classroom driver education at age 14.
- Get a learner license at 15 after finishing the first six-hour module.
- Complete the full 68-hour program: 24 classroom hours, 7 behind-the-wheel hours, 7 in-car observation hours, and 30 supervised practice hours (at least 10 at night).
- A parent or guardian signs the license application for drivers under 18.
Adult driver's ed in Texas
- First-time drivers ages 18–24 complete a six-hour adult driver education course.
- Drivers 25 and older aren't required to take driver education.
- Drivers with a valid license from another state don't need the course.
How it works
- 01
Pick your program
Choose the program that fits how much behind-the-wheel time you want.
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Enroll & schedule online
Pay and book the first lesson in minutes, no phone tag.
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Class + behind the wheel
Classroom or online hours, then 1-on-1 driving with a local instructor.
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Pass & get road-ready
Take the included road test and drive off confident.
Frequently asked questions
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Signing up is as easy as swinging from a vine! Register online through our "ENROLL NOW" tab, call us by jungle-phone, or stop by in person.
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You have the requirements, the cost, and the process.