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Texas New Drivers (Over 18) Texas new drivers license applicants 18 years of age and older are required to take a written drivers test and road skills exam to qualify for a driving license. Additionally, drivers license applicants 18 to 25 years of age must have completed an Adult Driver Education program to qualify for full driving credentials.
To get your first TX drivers license, all applicants under 18 must complete at least 6 hours of an approved drivers education course. Texas follows a graduated license program, which has several phases through with a teen will need to progress through in order to finally earn his or her unrestricted drivers license.o get your first TX drivers license, all applicants under 18 must complete at least 6 hours of an approved drivers education course. Texas follows a graduated license program, which has several phases through with a teen will need to progress through in order to finally earn his or her unrestricted drivers license.