Teen Drivers Ed:
Here's How it Works
Receiving a drivers license is a memorable and major milestone in someone's life. This license signifies freedom, responsibility and maturity. While getting your drivers license can be exciting, there is a lot to track along the way. We are here to make this as easy as possible for you! Continue scrolling down to find eligibility requirements and checklists to help guide you through this next exciting stepping stone in life.
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Earn Your Learner License (Permit)
Complete at least 6 hours of classroom sessions.
Pass the Road Rules and Signs quizzes (included in SafeWay's course).
Receive the permit portion of your DE-964 from us, to be taken to the DPS, where you can get your learners license.
Must be at least 15 years of age.

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Finish 24 Hours of Classroom & In-Car Training
Complete the remaining 18 hours of classroom instruction
Complete 7 hours of driving and 7 hours of observation with a certified instructor (or registered parent-taught program).
Experts recommend at least 10 hours of professional behind-the-wheel instruction for best results.
Remember that learning to drive is not only a rite of passage, but a skill set.

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Schedule & Take Road Test
Be at least 16 years of age
Avoid the hassle of taking your driving test at the DPS office. SafeWay Driving is authorized to offer the DPS-Authorized Road Test at our convenient SafeWay Drive Sites.
After passing, you’ll receive a sealed DE-964 License certificate to bring to the DPS.
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Earn Your Learner License (Permit)
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Complete at least 6 hours of classroom sessions.
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Pass the Road Rules and Signs quizzes (included in SafeWay's course)
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Receive the permit portion of your DE-964 from us, to be taken to the DPS, where you can get your learners license.
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Must be at least 15 years of age.

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Finish 24 Hours of Classroom & In-Car Training
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Complete the remaining 18 hours of classroom instruction
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Complete 7 hours of driving and 7 hours of observation with a certified instructor (or registered parent-taught program).
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Experts recommend at least 10 hours of professional behind-the-wheel instruction for best results.
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Remember that learning to drive is not only a rite of passage, but a skill set.

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Schedule & Take Road Test
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Be at least 16 years of age
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Avoid the hassle of taking your driving test at the DPS office. SafeWay Driving is authorized to offer the DPS-Authorized Road Test at our convenient SafeWay Drive Sites.
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After passing, you’ll receive a sealed DE-964 License certificate to bring to the DPS.
Eligibility Requirements
Here are the eligibility requirements for a teen to get their driver's license.
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Be at Least 16 Yrs. Old
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Hold Permit for 6 Months
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Successfully Complete 24 Hour Course
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Successfully Complete Driving Requirements
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Complete 30 Hour Log
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Receive DE-964 Certificate (License)
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Gather DPS Required Documentation

Teen Driving Checklists
What are the steps to get your permit? How do you schedule your drives? What do you need to take with you to get your license? We know you're bound to have a lot of questions for us, and we have the answers. Take a look at our checklists and learn more about what you need.
