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How do I get a Texas PTDE program guide packet?

To request your guide, you have two options, online or by mail. Online: Fill out the Texas Request for Parent Taught Driver Education Program Guide on the TDLR website. Here you may select to have the PTDE program guide emailed or mailed to yourself, and you can pay the $20 fee with a credit card.

Can you drive at the age of 14 in Texas?

How Old Do You Have to Be to Drive in Texas? Teens looking to drive can start a drivers education course as soon as they turn 14 years old - but they must wait until they are 15 years of age to be eligible for a learner license.

Can minors drive in Texas?

Legal Age for Teens to Drive In Texas If the teen has had learner license for at least 6 months and successfully completed the required Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program, along with passing the written exam, a teen in Texas is legally allowed to obtain a provisional license at 16 years old.

What does PTDE stand for?

The Parent-Taught Driver Education Program Guide (PTDE) is provided by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), and you must request your official TDLR guide before starting any coursework.

How do I get Texas PTDE?

You order the PTDE packet online directly from the TDLR it will not be available at your local DPS. TDLR charges a $20 fee for the packet. When you order the packet online, you can download it immediately after paying for it.

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