Online Defensive Driver Training

The total number of hours your teen will drive with a Certified Professional Driving Instructor included in each package.

The Texas “Less Tears-More Years” Act requires a parent, guardian or professional instructor to drive with each teen for 30 hours, no more than one per day, and 10 of which must be at night, following completion of their initial driving course. The number in this chart shows how many of those hours you must still complete before your teen can get their driver license. Why not let our Certified Professional Driving Instructors take that burden away while training your driver in a safety equipped, well-marked training car?

The least training required by State law to get a teen driver license. Does not meet new National Standards of 10 hours minimum behind-the-wheel training and is recommended only for those concerned with their budget. We believe it is the best State Minimum required driving program in Texas but still recommend more hours of in-car training for your young driver.

New National Standards suggest a minimum of 10 Hours driving.

Most teenage incidents occur at intersections, on freeways and in parking lots. Every young driver needs extra coaching in these areas beyond what the State Minimum program provides.

Provides you the option of selecting your instructor. Regular drivers are not allowed to select instructors due to scheduling conflicts.

A cool SafeWay Driving branded emergency kit that includes over 30 emergency care items for you and your car.

No additional driving is required by parents at the end of this course.