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First Time Drivers
Licensing
Tests & Preparation
Search The Unofficial DMV GuideAs a beginner, you’ll want to consider taking a driver’s education course. Here you’ll learn the basics of driving well before you get behind the wheel. Then once you’re ready to get into the driver seat, you’ll clock valuable hours practicing on Texas roads. Most likely, the driver’s training program you enroll in will also have you practice night driving as well.
When you are ready to apply for a permit, be sure you spend quality time studying the TX driver handbook, memorizing the various road signs and taking an actual practice test or two. Keep the manual handy for reference purposes, and when it’s time to apply for your Texas driver’s license you’ll be well prepared.
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