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Suppose you have been aching to take to the wide-open roads of Texas or have started planning a trip to Austin or the beaches of Corpus Christi. In that case, you’ll need an automobile driver’s license or a motorcycle license or endorsement. If you’ve been hoping to become a bus or truck driver, you’ll need a commercial driver’s license. The questions on our practice tests are based on the official DPS manuals and resemble those on the official knowledge test.
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How Can I Apply for my TX Driver’s License? Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the age requirement when applying for a license in Texas?The minimum age you must be in order to apply for a permit in Texas is 15.
- Are there any documents I need to take with me when I go to apply for my Texas license?Yes. If it is your first time applying for a license in the Lone Star state, you will need to make certain to have:
- Documents that verify your identity. Find a list of acceptable documents at https://www.dps.texas.gov/section/driver-license/identification-requirements
- Documents that show lawful US citizenship
- Proof of Social Security Number
- Proof of Texas residence
- Completed driver’s license application (Form DL-14A for adults or Form DL-14B for minors, which can be obtained online or at the DPS office)
- Proof of adult drivers education if between 18 and 24
- Verification of Enrollment and Attendance (VOE) form (if under 18)
- Proof of drivers education or parent-taught drivers education if under 18
- Who should bring me for my Texas permit test?If you are under 18, you will need to have a parental authorization signature. Contact a DPS office directly for other options if your legal guardian is unable to bring you.
- Should I get a physical when getting a license in Texas?No need to worry about a physical. You won’t have to take it when getting a license in Texas.
- Do I need a vision test before obtaining a license in Texas?Yes. You will take your eye exam when you go in for your permit. The DPS office will take care of that.
- What’s next after applying for my Texas driver’s license?Once you receive your learner’s permit, you are required to wait at least 6 months before moving forward with getting your license. During this period, you must practice driving. You must either practice through a state approved parent-taught course or through a basic state approved program.










