THIS WEBSITE IS THE BUSINESS SALES AND REGISTRATION OFFICE - Register below-Click on Green Box
We do not have a physical business office - C3198

Classes and Lessons meet at 1320 Arrow Point Dr. Bldg V-Suite 501- Cedar Park, TX
Car Training Students please wait in front of the building-please DO NOT enter the building.
Classroom Students will enter building turn right to Training Room T-Werx Coworking - off FM 1431 one mile east of the 183 Toll

** Scroll down to the green boxes to register and prepay **

CLICK here for Directions -1320 Arrow Point - T-Werx Bldg MAP


Our students hold a 98% passing rate from the DPS Road Skills Test!

Professional Driver Education and Training for Safe, Lawful and Collision Free Driving!
22 Years of Experience - Owner and Instructor - Janet Stone - Supervisor Instructor -TDLR Lic. No. 1941

Serving Cedar Park, Leander, Liberty Hill, Round Rock, Georgetown, NW Austin and Lago Vista.
*We offer Car Training Lessons in English for High School and College Students ONLY - Ages 15-24 yrs.*
We offer Car Training in Espanol for any age - Ofrecemos clases de manejo de autos en español para todas las edades.
Haga clic aquí para traducir esta página al español y poder registrarse. Gracias y Buenos Suerte!

*URGENT NOTE: DPS MEETS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY


Please ONLY SEND A TEXT for EMERGENCIES that occur within 5 days of the appointment!

All other questions need to be sent by EMAIL, but Please review ALL the information from the email BEFORE you send a question.


PLEASE READ THE IMPORTANT

DPS AND TDLR

REQUIREMENTS BELOW

THE REGISTRATION

GREEN BOXES


Click Here to SCHEDULE an Appointment at the DPS Office for the Learner’s Permit License, Change the Permit to a License
Click Here to Take the Road Test at Stonepoint

Parents and Students-lessons are an investment in the lifelong education of safe driving and are
less expensive than an Insurance Deductible [$250-$500], or a collision, hospital bed, etc. and I have
obtained students who have had parent taught training in their teens and experienced a collision, then
they come to me in their 20’s afraid to drive, so we work to train and overcome for success!


PLEASE READ THE IMPORTANT

STATE REQUIREMENTS BELOW

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) REQUIRES
- For ages 15-17 yrs. must take Driver Education. Total hours REQUIRED are 46 which are listed below. A transfer is allowed, mention this in the registration form.
- If age 18-24, they can still take Driver's Ed or they can take an online Adult 6 hour Laws & Signs class which will issue a certificate to take the DPS for the Learners Permit License. (
See Adult section-scroll down.)

 
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The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) REQUIREMENTS

  • REQUIRED - 16 Classroom Lessons on Traffic Law and Driving Theory at 2 hours per lesson for a total of 32 hours. Age 14 may take the class, but must be 15 before obtaining a Texas Learner's Permit License.

  • REQUIRED - 7 Car Training Lessons (Behind-the-Wheel and Observation) 2 hours per lesson (1 hour driving and 1 hour observing another student driver) 7 Driving and 7 Observing - Total 14 hours. The training car has the Instructor brake pedal, Instructor rearview mirror and high-risk auto insurance which are required by the TX Dept. of Licensing & Regulation. 

  • REQUIRED - Parent Mandated 30 hours Home Practice (And they need lots more!)

  • The above Three Requirements will have three separate dates listed on the completion certificate so that the DPS knows the course and practice have been completed.

  • To obtain a Texas License: For ages 16-17, the above 3 requirements must be completed, and must surpass the 180 day Practice Period (see back of permit Restriction F, then test after this date if age 16-Click Here for more info.) For ages 18 and above, must have obtained the Learners Permit License and practiced sufficiently to pass the DPS Road Exam of parallel parking, turning, back up slowly 20 yards straight and changing lanes.

*****URGENT NOTE: DPS MEETS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY FOR THE PERMIT AND THE ROAD TEST.
SCHEDULE BY USING THIS LINK. DPS is booked up to 8 weeks.
Click Here to SCHEDULE an appointment at the DPS Office for the Learner’s Permit License or Driver’s License


For Parents who would like to renew their Driver’s License ONLINE - Click Here


TEEN DRIVER RESOURCES

Documents, DPS Driver

Handbook, etc. (age 14-17)


PARENTS PLEASE NOTE:  Traffic laws and Driving Education are continually changing every 12 months.  Please be patient and take some time to read the below information I have taken the time to supply to you. Please click on the document links to answer all your questions as I have done my best to be very clear, specific and helpful so that you know what the Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation (TDLR) and the Department of Public Safety (DPS) require.

Click HERE for the Digital Copy of the Texas DPS Driver Handbook to Study [It is out of print]

Click HERE to open a PDF of the 84 Questions on Traffic Laws and Signs in order to prepare for the Written Exam.

Click HERE for a recommended Teen ONLINE 32-hour Course - Safe2Drive.com. Then you can take car training with us.

Click HERE for the list of Personal I.D. Documents needed to take to the DPS to obtain a Learner’s Permit License.

Click HERE for the DPS Application for a Learner's Permit

Click HERE for 30-Hour Parent Practice Log Required by DPS

Click HERE for the details on the DPS Graduated Driver License Program

Click HERE for DPS required Distracted Driving 2 Hr. Course Impact Texas Teen Driver (ITTD)

(completion certificate is good for 90 days and must be presented to the DPS in order to take the DPS Road Test)

Click HERE to Schedule a DPS Road Exam at the DPS (generally they are booked up for 6-8 weeks-Try searching at 7:30 am when they add more dates.) Click HERE to Schedule a DPS Road Exam at Stonepoint Driving.

Click HERE to go to the DPS Driver License website

Click HERE to print list of items necessary to take to the DPS for the Road Skills Exam.



ADULT DRIVER

RESOURCES

(age 18-24)

STATE REQUIRED - 6 Classroom hours on Traffic Law and Signs-Signals
- Take the Class Certificate and Required Proofs of ID, to the Texas DPS office to obtain a
Texas Learner's Permit
- After getting lessons and practice, recommend at least 6 lessons and 30 hours practice,
return to the DPS for a Road Skills Test. (see links below to schedule.)

Click on a school below if you do not have your Texas Learner's Permit yet and need to take the 6-hour Course or if you have your permit, but it was from Driver’s Ed for ages 15-17, you will need to complete/finish the Teen Program by taking 7 lessons for a certificate or retake this below online course of Laws and Signs for the 6-Hour mandated class for Adults (18-24) in order to obtain a driver’s license.

Texas Adult (ages 18-24) 6-Hour Course providers: Click on green link for the online course.

- Click All Star Driver Education Adults [Adult 6-Hr Required Course Traffic Laws & Signs]
- Click Easy Drivers Ed Online [Adult 6-Hr Required Course Traffic Laws & Signs]
- Click Safe2Drive Adults Online [Adult 6-Hr Required Course Traffic Laws & Signs]

Click HERE for DPS Required Distracted Driving Video Course Impact Texas Adult Driver (ITAD)
(
completion certificate is good for 90 days and must be presented to the DPS in order to take the DPS Road Test)

Click HERE to Schedule a DPS appointment for permit or road exam.

Click HERE for the DPS Application for the Drivers License.

Click HERE to print list of items necessary to take to the DPS for the Road Skills Exam.

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Instruction Lesson Hours
Mon-Fri 1 pm -9 pm and Sat 9 am - 5 pm
*Earlier lesson times are available during Summer, School Breaks and Holidays.

Business Phone Hours
Mon-Fri 2 pm - 9:00 pm and Sat 10 am - 4 pm

If you have questions on Parent-Taught, click on these sites to find out: Texas Dept. of Licensing
and Texas Dept. of Public Safety.

Teen Driver Education has numerous changes from 30 years ago. The Graduated Licensing Program began in 2001 to help reduce Teen Driver fatalities by establishing three steps of supervised responsibility.    


40,000 People Die On US Roadways Annually Are you doing your part to drive safe and lawful?

Data from NHTSA and IIHS.

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Cedar Park, Texas


'Let the good Lord make you smart enough,
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