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Since the dismisal of Texas dps course 101, Course 102 with National Driver Training is the recommended and most cost effective alternative. Everything you need for 1 low price. Why pay the same as you would for a professional instructor if you are going to teach your own teen?  Parent Taught Driver Ed should not cost as much as a commercial driving school program. Start Now!

State Approved Approved by the state of Texas for ages 15 and up, Conditions apply.   Texas Course 102- 4 options Since the dismisal of Texas dps course 101, Course 102 is the preferred alternative. Texas Department of Public Safety Approved Driver Education Course #102. Texas residents have 4 programs to choose from. View your options here. The Parent Taught Driver Education Program is available to teenagers between the ages of 14 and 17. However, before the instructor (parent, stepparent, grandparent, step-grandparent, foster parent or legal guardian) begins teaching this course, the instructor must have a valid TEXAS driver license. The instructor must also have held a license for the preceding three years; if the instructor has not held a Texas license for the past three years, the instructor's driving record from the previous state of residence will be examined to determine eligibility. Active US military personnel and their spouse may participate as instructors if they hold a valid license from their state of permanent residence or last duty station for the preceding three years.   New Law in Effect July, 2009 House Bill 339 is now law in Texas and will go into effect September 1st, 2009. This law presents significant changes for teen drivers. In summary, those changes are: Texas law requires a minimum of 34 driving hours with at least 10 hours at night instead of 14 total driving hours. National Driver Training has required 50 hours of driving since our approval in 1997 and we will continue to hold to our high standard. Parent eligibility requirements now include: Must have held a Texas license for the past three years Must not have any felony driving convictions Must have less than 6 points on their current driving record Must not be disabled because of mental illness Driving tests are now mandatory for all new drivers. Teen drivers may no longer waive the skills test with a state trooper. Graduated Driver Licensing restrictions on the newly licensed driver are effective for the first year on the minor's license. The restrictions include: No driving between midnight and 5 am except for emergencies and school or work related activities No more than one passenger under age 21 who is not a family member No use of wireless communications devices except in the case of an emergency.

Point Reduction - (Colorado Approved) 8 hour online course -   $100 Please call 1-800-942-2050 for details.