Car Teen Learning and Pricing
Come and join the BEST way to take Driver Education guided all the way by Texas Certified Instructor Oversight. You can purchase the Part One and Part Two separately or get the BEST Value with purchasing the complete package.
Part 1- 32 hours In-Class instruction
Part 1- 32 hours In-Class instruction:
Car Teen is affiliated with the National Highway Safety Administration who provides all In-Class Instruction, Records, Grading and Testing. (Saves the Parent 32 hours over Parent Taught)
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- On-Line
- Self-Study
- Includes Permit Test
- Practice Tests included
- Engaging Videos
- Call-in Number for any needed support
- 32-hour On-Line Self Study Course preview: Click Here
Part 2- In-Car Parent Taught
- Texas requires 44 hours In-Car Instruction
- 14 hours TDLR approved curriculum
- 30 hours Parent Log Car Teen provides the TDLR approved In-Car Parent Taught Package. (14 hours)
- Discount Bundle for purchasing both In-Class and In-Car
- PLUS Free “Unstoppable New Driver” E-Book for keys to passing the DPS Driver Test.
Prerequisite to get Learner permit from Department of Public Safety (DPS)
- Application completed.
- DEE-964 Form from National Highway Safety Association
- Texas Residency Affidavit with two items to verify residency.
- Your original birth certificate or a certified copy, or a passport or green card.
- Proof of School enrollment-call school attendance office (VOE).
- Your social security card-Original.
- Parent or Legal Guardian accompanies Teen to DPS.
- Cash or check for Permit issuance by DPS
Pricing
Car Teen regular prices are below. Please call Customer Service at Car Teen at 281-789-8260 for a Discount Code.
| Description |
Price |
| 32 hours In-Class instruction |
$64.95 |
In-Car Parent Taught
|
$50.00 |
| Total |
$114.95 |
TDLR approved for 32-hour classroom Requirement for Texas Teen Driver Education – Classes will be two hours each over 16 days via an Instructor Led Live Virtual Classroom. A virtual Live classroom is a digital replica of a traditional classroom. The instructors teach, and the participants learn in real-time, face-to-face, but via internet-enabled technology devices. The classroom staple – whiteboard – remains intact. Discussions happen in real-time. Tests are given and taken with reports available right after the session is over.