Texas Parent Taught Driver Education

Teaching Your Teen How to Drive May Seem Difficult... With Our Course, We Make it Easy.

Designed for You and Your Teen

Our parent-taught online Texas Driver’s Ed course is designed by professionals in the driver education industry to make taking and teaching driver’s ed as easy and convenient as possible. Unlike other courses, our online course was created with both teens and parents in mind. Our course contains all of the information you’ll need to teach your teen to be a safe and knowledgeable driver.

You’ll Have Everything You Need

When you and your teen enroll in our course, you’ll be provided with all the necessary materials. You don’t have to worry about purchasing extra software or workbooks; everything you’ll need to effectively teach your teen how to drive is included in the price of our course. And, you can even download a Parent-Teen Safe Driving Contract which can be edited to fit your specific needs before you print it.

And Did You Know…

You may qualify to receive an insurance discount once this course has been completed! It’s just another one of the great benefits of taking our Texas Teen Driver’s Ed course. Please check with your insurance company for specific details on exactly how much you can save. Make sure you keep a copy of the Certificate of Completion as proof that the course was successfully taken.

We’re Here to Help, 24/7

We understand that you may have some concerns about teaching your teen how to drive, but relax; we’re here to help. If you have any questions about our course, you can contact one of our expert Customer Support Representatives at any time, day or night, and they’ll be happy to assist you.

Toll Free Customer Support Line

866-796-9479

Remember: Safety on the Road Starts with You

Teaching your teen to be a safe, smart, responsible driver starts even before they get behind the wheel. Your teen will learn their initial driving habits from you, and will try to drive just like you do. It’s important that you don’t start them off on the wrong foot by being a bad example when you’re behind the wheel. Just remember: you’re the most influential person in the process of your teen learning how to drive. If you exhibit good driving habits, it’s likely that your teen will do. Conversations about what it means and the skills that are needed to be a safe driver are very important, and should begin long before your teen is ready to drive.