At SafeWay Driving Park Cities, teen drivers ed packages range from $720 for the State Minimum (7 hours of driving) to $2,990 for SafeWay Advanced Pro (37 hours plus the DPS road test). Adult drivers ed starts at $39 for the online classroom, and private adult lessons begin at $219 for 2 hours of in-car training.

Texas requires teens to complete 32 hours of classroom instruction and at least 14 hours of behind-the-wheel training (7 hours driving, 7 hours observation) plus 30 hours of supervised practice with a parent. Most students at SafeWay Park Cities finish in 3–6 months, depending on whether they book one, two, three, or four drives per week.

Texas allows students to begin drivers ed at age 14, but the Texas learner permit cannot be issued until age 15. Most Highland Park ISD students enroll the summer before 9th or 10th grade so they can take the permit test as soon as they turn 15.

Yes. The Park Cities location is a DPS-authorized third-party road test provider, which lets students take the official driving test on- site instead of waiting for an appointment at a Texas DPS office. The $169 road test is included free with the SafeWay Advanced Pro package.

SafeWay Driving Park Cities is at 8611 Hillcrest Avenue, Suite 162, Dallas, TX 75225 — between Lovers Lane and Northwest Highway, near SMU and Snider Plaza. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with weekend availability for driving lessons.