Premier Dallas Driving School
At Dallas Driving Training School, we are proud to be one of Texas' most respected and trusted driving schools. Since 2015, we’ve been providing expert driving lessons to new and experienced drivers across the state. Whether you're learning to drive for the first time or brushing up on your skills, our team is here to help. We believe in fostering responsible, confident drivers. Contact us today at (214) 970-1444 to start your driving journey.
Tailored Driving Lessons Benefits
The vision of Dallas Driving Training School is to create a community of safe and responsible drivers who contribute to safer roadways in Texas. We are committed to training students who not only understand the rules of the road but also take responsibility for their actions behind the wheel. Our instructors emphasize defensive driving, road safety, and respect for others. Our ultimate goal is to reduce traffic accidents and promote a culture of safety through high-quality driving education.
Growing With Dallas Community
Founded four years ago, Dallas Driving Training School grew from a small enterprise into a staple of Dallas community, blending familial values with professional excellence. Our commitment to diversity and inclusion, coupled with personalized attention, cultivates an environment where every learner blossoms. Join our flourishing driving family today and feel the difference.
Certified Driving Instructor
Shaik M. Hossain, a seasoned driving instructor, brings over two decades of expertise to Dallas Driving Training School. With certifications C3554 and TDLR Instructor Number 4430, Shaik has helped countless students gain confidence on the road. His passion for personalized instruction and a calm demeanor make him a favorite among learners, from novices to seasoned drivers looking for a refresher. Shaik's commitment ensures every student achieves success.
Road Test Qualifications for Teens and Adults
Prepare for your road test by meeting age-specific requirements, including permit duration, driver education, practice hours, and certification.
Ages 16 to 17 Road Test Qualifications:
Must have a valid permit for a minimum of 6 months;
Must have completed 32 hours of classroom and 14 hours of behind-the-wheel;
Must have logged a minimum of 30 hours of practice driving;
Must have a DE-964 (Commercial Driving School) or PTDE-964 ...
Ages 18 to Adult Road Test Qualifications:
Must have a valid Texas Permit;
Must have completed 6 hours of classroom (ages 18-24) and have an ADE-1317 (Adult Driver Education Course) completion certificate;
Watch a 1-hour video: Impact Texas Adult Drivers (ITAD) within 90 days of the driving ...
Graduated Driver’s License (GDL) Program
Improve your driving skills over time in lower-risk environments.
Phase One (Learner License or Permit)
Requires individuals under 18 to hold a valid learner license or minor restricted driver’s license for at least six months before they can obtain a provisional Class A, B, or C driver’s license. There is no minimum duration for holding a restricted motorcycle or moped license before applying for a Class M license. Individuals transferring a valid out-of-state learner license who have not completed a teen driver education course will be issued a Texas learner license. This license must be held for six months or until the individual turns 18, whichever comes first. If the learner's license is suspended, the six-month period is extended by the suspension duration. Phase One does not apply to Class M or MRDL holders.
Phase Two (Provisional License)
Applies to individuals who have held a valid learner or hardship license for at least six months, are 16 years or older, and have completed both the classroom and behind-the-wheel portions of driver education. Once eligible, they can take the driving test for their provisional license and advance to Phase Two of the Graduated Driver License Program. The provisional license allows the holder to drive, but with certain restrictions: no more than one passenger under the age of 21 (unless a family member), and no driving between midnight and 5:00 a.m. unless for work, school activities, or emergencies. Additionally, individuals under 18 are prohibited from using wireless communication devices while driving, except in emergencies.