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Our Guide to Common Queries

1. Who needs to take the 6-hour Adult Driver Education course?

Adults ages 18–24 who have never held a Texas driver’s license must complete this course before applying for a driver’s license. Adults 25 and older may choose to take it to bypass the DPS written exam—many find it convenient and faster.

The course requires exactly 6 hours of instruction, as mandated by the State of Texas. You can pause at any time—your progress is automatically saved—so no, you’re not required to complete it in a single session.

You’ll complete a final exam, which doubles as the DPS written test. Most programs offer up to 3 attempts to pass. After passing, you receive a DE-964 / ADE-1317 Certificate, which you can download—and in some cases receive instantly.

Delivery times vary: the digital certificate often is available within 1–7 business days, with many providers offering instant or same-day delivery options for a small fee.

Yes—once you’ve passed the final exam and received your certificate, submit it along with required documentation to your local DPS. You won’t need to take a written test at the office; however, you must still pass the Impact Texas Adult Drivers (ITAD) video and complete your behind-the-wheel driving exam..

ITAD is a free, state-required 1-hour video course that must be completed after finishing the 6-hour course and within 90 days of taking your driving skills test. You’ll receive an emailed certificate to print and bring to your DPS appointment.

Your ITAD certificate is valid for 90 days. If you don’t pass your driving test within this period, you’ll need to retake the ITAD course .

Yes—our LMS is mobile-friendly across iOS and Android devices, allowing you to learn on the go. Note that video autoplay may be disabled on some platforms, meaning you might need to start videos manually .

Most providers allow up to three attempts. If you’re unsuccessful after the third try, you’ll be required to retake the course and exam from the beginning.

Yes — most providers require you to finish the 6‑hour course within 90 days (3 months) of enrollment. This complies with Texas state rules, which mandate the course be completed in a reasonable timeframe.