Is A Auto Driving School approved by Texas DPS?
Yes. A Auto Driving School is fully approved by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) and the Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation (TDLR) to provide state-authorized online driver education. Our approval allows us to offer the following official Texas courses:
6-Hour Adult Driver Education Course (Adult Driver Ed)
Teen Parent Taught Driving Course (PTDE)
Defensive Driving Course for Ticket Dismissal or Insurance Discounts
Am I take the course online at home?
Absolutely! Our Texas online driver education can be done from home on any device — phone, tablet, or computer.
How do I get my certificate?
After completing your Texas DPS-approved online driving course, you’ll receive your certificate instantly From our website student dashboard.
Who can take courses from A Auto Driving School?
Anyone living in Texas—U.S. citizens, immigrants, international visitors, permanent residents, and non-residents—can take our courses. The Texas driving laws allow all legal residents to complete the course online as long as they have the required documents for license application. Even students with limited English skills can complete our lessons because they are simple, clear, and mobile-friendly.
Can immigrants or non-U.S. citizens take your courses?
Absolutely. Thousands of immigrants and non-citizens take our course every year. As long as you have valid identity documents and lawful presence papers (passport, I-94, visa, etc.), you can enroll. Our course content is designed to be easy to understand, even if English is not your first language.
What documents do I need to start your online course?
To start any online course with us, you only need:
Your full legal name
Your date of birth
An email address
However, to apply for your learner permit or driver license, DPS will require identity documents, residency proof, and lawful presence documents. We provide a complete checklist inside our course dashboard.
What devices can I use to access your courses?
Our courses work on all devices:
Android phones
iPhones
Tablets
Laptops
Desktop computers
Your progress is saved automatically, so you can switch devices anytime.
Can I use this course to get my Texas driver’s license?
Yes, completing our course fulfills all state requirements for a Texas driver’s license course 6 hour or teen driver’s ed.
Who must take the 6-hour adult driver education course in Texas?
Anyone between 18 and 24 applying for a Texas driver’s license must complete this course.
Can adults over 25 take this course?
Yes! Adults over 25 can also take the 6-hour driving course Texas for extra confidence and to meet insurance discounts.
Do I need to take a written test at the DPS after this course?
No written test is required at DPS if you pass the online exam included in our Texas DPS-approved online driving course.
Does this course include the road test?
No, but you can schedule your driving test separately at your local DPS office after receiving your certificate.
What topics are covered in the 6 Hours Adult Driver ED course?
You’ll learn traffic laws, road signs, defensive driving skills, and safe driving habits — all part of the Texas online driver education curriculum.
Do I need a learner’s permit before taking this course?
No, the 6-hour adult driver education course Texas is for adults applying for their first driver’s license.
What documents do adults need to take the 6-hour adult driving course Texas?
No paper need for online, But You need ID (passport or Texas ID) Proof of lawful presence (for immigrants) Social Security number (if available) Texas residency document For Some offline school.
Who can take the Parent-Taught 101 course?
Teens aged 14–17 can enroll in our Parent Taught 101 and begin learning online with their parent as the instructor.
Can my teen start driving right after starting the course?
Once your teen completes the first section and gets a learner’s permit, they can begin driving with supervision.
What documents do teens need for the parent taught drivers ed Texas course?
Parent Taught Program Guide (PTDE 101) Teen’s proof of identity (birth certificate or passport) Texas residency document Social Security card (or lawful presence document)