Texas DPS Driver License
Licensing requirements, office services, renewals, and application information.
Visit DPSHelpful links for Texas drivers
Texas driving information, all in one place.
Use these official links and practical tips to understand the permit process, prepare for your license, schedule an appointment, and become a safer driver.
01Official DPS linksStart with trusted information
02Texas Driver HandbookReview laws, signs, and rules
03Road-test tipsPractice the habits that matter
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Official forms, required programs, scheduling tools, and Easy Way guides—organized in one convenient place.
Texas Driver Handbook
Review Texas traffic laws, road signs, licensing rules, and safe-driving guidance.
Open HandbookDPS Appointment Scheduler
Make or manage an appointment at a Texas driver-license office.
Open SchedulerImpact Texas Adult Drivers
Complete the official distracted-driving program for adult applicants.
Start ITADImpact Texas Teen Drivers
Complete the official distracted-driving program for teen applicants.
Start ITTDDL-14A Adult Application
Texas driver-license or identification-card application for adult applicants.
Open DL-14ADL-14B Minor Application
Texas driver-license or identification-card application for minor applicants.
Open DL-14BFirst Texas License Guide
Official checklist and instructions for first-time Texas DL or ID applicants.
Open GuideTexas Permit Test Guide
Understand the permit process, study topics, documents, and next steps.
Read Permit GuideHow to Pass the Road Test
Review test-day skills, preparation steps, and common mistakes to avoid.
Read Road-Test GuideParallel Parking Tips
Learn the reference points, steering sequence, and corrections for better parking.
Read Parking TipsTips for Nervous Drivers
Use calm, practical steps to manage anxiety and build driving confidence.
Read Confidence TipsRoad-test reminders
Four habits to practice before test day
Consistent observation and smooth vehicle control help demonstrate safe, independent decision-making.
Check mirrors and blind spots
Look before moving, turning, changing lanes, or leaving the curb.
Signal early
Communicate before turns, lane changes, parking, and pulling away.
Control your speed
Follow posted limits and adjust for traffic, turns, and school zones.
Make complete stops
Stop smoothly behind the line, scan, and proceed only when it is safe.
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