ABOUT US
At Learn2Drive Academy, we are passionate about providing the highest quality driver education to teens and adults in the greater Euless, TX area. Our mission is to teach responsible, safe, and confident driving skills to our students while promoting fairness, positivity, and respect.
As a DPS authorized road test provider in Euless, TX, we offer a comprehensive drivers ed program that includes both classroom and behind-the-wheel training. Our curriculum is designed to meet the needs of all learning styles and experience levels, from first-time drivers to those looking to improve their existing skills.
Our team of experienced and certified driving instructors are dedicated to providing a safe and supportive learning environment. We understand that learning to drive can be a nerve-wracking experience, which is why we approach each lesson with care, respect, and truth. Our instructors are patient, understanding, and committed to helping our students succeed.
Our driving schools in Euless, TX offer a variety of drivers ed courses to fit your schedule and needs. Whether you prefer traditional classroom instruction or online learning, we have an option that will work for you. Our online drivers ed course is DPS-approved and allows students to complete the classroom portion of their training at their own pace.
At Learn2Drive Academy, we take the security of our students seriously. We have implemented strict safety protocols to ensure that all of our in-car lessons are conducted in a safe and responsible manner. Our vehicles are regularly inspected and maintained to ensure they are in top working condition.
We are proud to be the best driving school in Euless, TX, and we strive to provide our students with the skills and knowledge they need to become safe and responsible drivers. Whether you’re a teenager getting ready to hit the road for the first time, or an adult looking to improve your driving skills, we have a program that will meet your needs.
Our driving schools in Euless, Texas are conveniently located and easily accessible. We serve the greater Euless area, including Bedford, Hurst, DFW Metroplex area Tx, and Colleyville. Our goal is to make driver education accessible and affordable for everyone.
At Learn2Drive Academy, we are more than just a driving school. We are a community of responsible drivers who are committed to promoting safe and responsible driving practices. Whether you’re a parent looking for a reliable and trustworthy driving school for your teenager, or an adult looking to improve your driving skills, we invite you to join our community and learn to drive with us.
In conclusion, Learn2Drive Academy is the premier destination for driver education in Euless, TX. Our DPS-authorized road test, comprehensive curriculum, and experienced instructors make us the best driving school in Euless. Contact us today to learn more about our programs and to schedule your first lesson.
FAQ
POLICIES
Teen and adult contracts last for six months. If you start in the classroom, your contract begins on the first day of class. If you start with the behind-the-wheel lessons, your contract starts the day tuition has been made.
For parent-taught classes, the completion certificate is found in their driving course account. If a student has not completed the 32 classroom hours, the final certificate will not be available.
For adult driver ed, the completion certificate will be sent to you by email or mail, depending on the course provider.
DRIVER ED CLASSES
For parent-taught classes, the completion certificate is found in their driving course account. If a student has not completed the 24 classroom hours, the final certificate will not be available.
For adult driver ed, the completion certificate will be sent to you by email or mail, depending on the course provider.
The Road Test is non-refundable. For our driver ed courses and behind-the-wheel lessons, refunds are based on what you have not completed. Refunds are subject to an administration fee of up to $50. Please check the enrollment contract for details about your program's refund amounts.
Teens are allowed to miss up to five class days or 10 classroom hours. These classes can be made up by attending the next time the lesson is held. For example, if you miss day 5, 10, and 13, then you need to come in on day 5, 10, and 13 of another class.
For graduates, the VOE can be substituted with a high school diploma. During the summer, DPS will accept the final report card as a substitute. If a student is not eligible for a VOE due to excessive absences or tardiness at school, they must wait for the next progress report period. The VOE is required for a teen to receive their learner permit and license.
Texas requires you to be at least 15 years old to receive a permit. If you are 14 years old, you still have the opportunity to take the course. However, we HIGHLY recommend that if you are 14 years old, your 15th birthday be no more than 30 days from the first day of class.
To start behind-the-wheel lessons, you will need to have a learner permit.
The Verification of Enrollment is used to verify a teen's enrollment status in a high school or homeschool program and that they are in good standing with their attendance. Students with excessive absences or tardies will not be issued a VOE.
The VOE is required for a teen to receive a learner permit and license. The VOE is valid for 30 days. If it expires before a student can go to the DPS, they must get another from their high school/home school program.
No. Teen driver education classroom hours cannot be applied to the 6-hour adult driver education classroom hour requirements. You must complete the full adult driver course or complete the full teen driver education program.
This is a 6-hour course offered by a licensed driver education school. It may be completed online or in-person.
Anyone 15 years old or older can take the course.
The classroom phase of a driver education course is at least 24 hours, and it cannot be completed in fewer than 16 days. The in-car phase consists of 7 hours of behind-the-wheel driving, 7 hours of in-car observation, and an additional 30 hours of behind-the-wheel practice, of which 10 hours must be done at night.
The additional 30 hours of behind-the-wheel practice must be monitored from the front passenger seat during the driving practice by an adult 21 years or older who holds a valid driver's license and has at least one year of driving experience.
- Enrolling in a driver education school
- Enrolling in an approved parent-taught course
- Completing a driver education course at a public school, education service center, college or university
If you are between the ages of 15 and 25, you must take a driver education course to get your license.
BEHIND-THE-WHEEL LESSONS
The system will allow you to book up two appointments in advance. You will need to submit your permit information and payment before you can book an appointment.
Once you have completed the registration form and accepted the Terms of Service, select "Student Center" on the top right of the page. On the left, select "Schedule [Service Name] periods now" to view the available appointments.
All behind-the-wheel driving lessons will be done in our vehicles. We have a passenger-side brake installed for driving instructor use.
Adults have more flexibility in the number of drives they must take. The number of driving sessions is based on the adults' comfort and experience level.
- For new drivers, we recommend the beginner course.
- For more experienced drivers, we recommend the refresher.
- If an adult is confident in their driving ability, they do have the option of going straight for the road test. All individuals must have a Texas learner permit before our instructors can provide training or testing.
Please register on our website. Once you confirm your registration through email, you can log into our website to schedule drive times. Adults will have a 1-hour session. Teens will have a 2-hour session (1 hour of driving and 1 hour of observation).
Ages 18-24 need to take the adult 6-hour class, which includes the permit test. After passing the test, a certificate will be mailed or emailed to you. This certificate needs to be submitted to the Department of Public Safety to receive a permit.
Adults 25+ can take the permit test at the Department of Public Safety but are highly encouraged to take the 6-hour class.
Please note, DPS will require documents showing proof of residency and identity. Follow the link below to view what documents are accepted.
For adults, their permit will say driver's license across the top. However, having the B-Restriction means a licensed adult must be present when you drive. The DPS will remove the B-Restriction after passing the road test.
Yes, this is a temporary permit that allows you to begin your driving training. The plastic version of the permit will be mailed to you 2-3 weeks after receiving the temporary. The temporary permit has an expiration across the top significantly earlier than the permit expiration date. If the temporary paper permit has expired, you must carry a plastic permit when driving or testing.
Yes, if it's within five miles of school.
- You can drive with an instructor a maximum two hours each day.
ROAD TESTS
We provide a vehicle, or you can bring an insured vehicle you are comfortable driving to take your road test. The vehicle must have working signals in the front and back, a working horn, license plates in the front and back, and valid insurance. The individual taking the test is not required to have their name on the insurance, only that the vehicle is insured. If the vehicle has paper or temporary license plates, they are not required to be on the front. However, the plates cannot be expired.
GETTING YOUR LICENSE
You will need to return to our office to have your documents resealed.
- The sealed envelope showing you tested with A+ Academy
- 2 Proofs of identity
- 2 Proofs of residency
- Social Security Card (Original Only)
- US citizenship/Proof of lawful presence
View a full list of accepted documents.
All learner permits expire when you turn 18 and must be renewed before we can give a test. Renewals can be done online if the permit has not expired; otherwise, it can be done at a DPS office.
When you pass the road test, you will be given a sealed envelope containing your original driver education documents and test results. The envelope must be submitted to DPS for a Texas driver's license. The envelope is not a substitute for the license. All DPS locations in the state of Texas will accept your sealed envelope. A Texas DPS representative must open the sealed envelope or the documents will be invalidated.
Yes. Students under 18 must be enrolled and attending school as a condition of being licensed to operate a motor vehicle unless they have a high school diploma or GED.
To get a duplicate certificate of completion (the DE-964 or DE-964E Certificate of Completion), contact the public school or driver education school you attended. If you completed a parent-taught course, contact the parent-taught course provider.
Rules
A guide to obtaining a driver's license, covering requirements for teens and adults, including the Graduated Driver's License (GDL) program and road test qualifications.
Resources
Essential information on driver education, permit requirements, driver handbooks, road tests, and the Graduated Driver’s License (GDL) program for safe and legal driving.
