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If you see this sign, you may see:
- Deer crossing
- A zoo
- A wild animal zone
- Stray horses
That is a deer crossing sign.

That is a deer crossing sign.
What should you expect if you see this sign?
- Children playing
- A school crosswalk ahead
- A school crosswalk
- Children walking to school
You should expect to see a school crosswalk in your current location, so proceed with caution and be prepared to stop for people crossing.

You should expect to see a school crosswalk in your current location, so proceed with caution and be prepared to stop for people crossing.
In Texas, if someone under 21 years of age is screened for alcohol and the BAC level is .06, the police officer will:
- Arrest the driver for DUI
- Issue an order of suspension of their driver's license
- Arrest the driver and issue a license suspension order
- Arrest the driver, take their driver's license and issue a temporary license
Texas has a Zero Tolerance law for minors. Zero tolerance means that a minor (under 21 years old) has committed the criminal offense of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol (DUI) if ANY amount of alcohol is found in their system while operating a motor vehicle in a public or while operating a water-craft , even if the minor’s BAC level does not meet the minimum .08 BAC level for intoxication as defined under the Texas DWI law, so a minor will be arrested. However, the police officer does not have the authority to suspend a driver’s license. That is done by a court.

Comparison: Driving under the influence (DUI) is a Texas criminal offense that is committed when a minor (under 21 years old) drives with ANY detectable amount of alcohol in their system. Driving while intoxicated (DWI) is the criminal offense for which a driver can be charged if a driver of any age has a blood-alcohol concentration of at least .08.

Texas has a Zero Tolerance law for minors. Zero tolerance means that a minor (under 21 years old) has committed the criminal offense of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol (DUI) if ANY amount of alcohol is found in their system while operating a motor vehicle in a public or while operating a water-craft , even if the minor’s BAC level does not meet the minimum .08 BAC level for intoxication as defined under the Texas DWI law, so a minor will be arrested. However, the police officer does not have the authority to suspend a driver’s license. That is done by a court.

Comparison: Driving under the influence (DUI) is a Texas criminal offense that is committed when a minor (under 21 years old) drives with ANY detectable amount of alcohol in their system. Driving while intoxicated (DWI) is the criminal offense for which a driver can be charged if a driver of any age has a blood-alcohol concentration of at least .08.
As you are driving, you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle, but you cannot see it yet, and you do not know where it is coming from. You should:
- Increase your speed to move away from the area
- Pull over to the curb until you find out if it is on the same road as you
- Decrease your speed and drive slowly until you can figure out where it is
- Keep driving until you see the vehicle
If you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle, but you cannot see it yet, and you do not know where it is coming from, you should pull over to the curb until you find out if it is on the same road as you.

If you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle, but you cannot see it yet, and you do not know where it is coming from, you should pull over to the curb until you find out if it is on the same road as you.
What could be the punishment for an under 21 year old driver whose preliminary alcohol screening BAC is at least .01?
- Arrest
- Fine of $500
- Alcohol awareness course
- All of the above
In Texas, for drivers under 21 years old, DUI is a Class C misdemeanor that is punishable by a fine of up to $500, community service of 20 to 40 hours and required attendance in an alcohol awareness course. For minors under 18 years old, a parent may also be required to attend the awareness course. Texas has a Zero Tolerance law for minors. Zero tolerance means that a minor (under 21 years old) has committed the criminal offense of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol (DUI) if ANY amount of alcohol is found in their system while operating a motor vehicle in a public or while operating a water-craft , even if the minor’s BAC level does not meet the minimum .08 BAC level for intoxication as defined under the Texas DWI law, so a minor will be arrested for DUI.

Comparison: Driving under the influence (DUI) is a Texas criminal offense that is committed when a minor (under 21 years old) drives with ANY detectable amount of alcohol in their system. Driving while intoxicated (DWI) is the criminal offense for which a driver can be charged if a driver of any age has a blood-alcohol concentration of at least .08.

In Texas, for drivers under 21 years old, DUI is a Class C misdemeanor that is punishable by a fine of up to $500, community service of 20 to 40 hours and required attendance in an alcohol awareness course. For minors under 18 years old, a parent may also be required to attend the awareness course. Texas has a Zero Tolerance law for minors. Zero tolerance means that a minor (under 21 years old) has committed the criminal offense of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol (DUI) if ANY amount of alcohol is found in their system while operating a motor vehicle in a public or while operating a water-craft , even if the minor’s BAC level does not meet the minimum .08 BAC level for intoxication as defined under the Texas DWI law, so a minor will be arrested for DUI.

Comparison: Driving under the influence (DUI) is a Texas criminal offense that is committed when a minor (under 21 years old) drives with ANY detectable amount of alcohol in their system. Driving while intoxicated (DWI) is the criminal offense for which a driver can be charged if a driver of any age has a blood-alcohol concentration of at least .08.
If not otherwise posted, Texas’ maximum speed limit for vehicles traveling in an urban district is:
- 45 miles per hour
- 30 miles per hour
- 25 miles per hour
- 35 miles per hour
If not otherwise posted, Texas’ maximum speed limit for vehicles traveling in an urban district is 30 miles per hour.

If not otherwise posted, Texas’ maximum speed limit for vehicles traveling in an urban district is 30 miles per hour.
A Texas traffic law conviction remains on your DMV record for _________.
- 1 year
- 3 years
- 6 years
- 7 years
A Texas traffic conviction remains on your DMV record for 3 years.

A Texas traffic conviction remains on your DMV record for 3 years.
Which best describes driving defensively?
- Staying focused on the roadway in front of you
- Staying focused on the vehicle in front of you
- Looking around frequently
- Leaving two car lengths between you and all other vehicles
Defensive driving means frequently looking around for possible hazards, which helps you anticipate any required responsive action.

Defensive driving means frequently looking around for possible hazards, which helps you anticipate any required responsive action.
When driving in fog, you should use your:
- Fog lights only
- High beams
- Low beams
- All of the above
When driving in fog, you should use your low beam lights, which are the regular headlights. Not all vehicles are equipped with fog lights, but if your vehicle is equipped with fog lights, then also use the front fog lights, in addition to the low beams. You should NEVER drive using only the parking or fog lights. When driving in fog, always slow down. If your cruise control is on, then turn it off, so you ensure that you are not driving too fast for the existing weather conditions and have more control over the vehicle. Also, drive with a sufficient amount of stopping space ahead of you, so you can stop within the area ahead that you can see.

Do not use high-beam headlights. High beams will not shine through the fog. Rather, high beams will reflect the light back into your eyes and make it more difficult for both you and other drivers to see.

When driving in fog, you should use your low beam lights, which are the regular headlights. Not all vehicles are equipped with fog lights, but if your vehicle is equipped with fog lights, then also use the front fog lights, in addition to the low beams. You should NEVER drive using only the parking or fog lights. When driving in fog, always slow down. If your cruise control is on, then turn it off, so you ensure that you are not driving too fast for the existing weather conditions and have more control over the vehicle. Also, drive with a sufficient amount of stopping space ahead of you, so you can stop within the area ahead that you can see.

Do not use high-beam headlights. High beams will not shine through the fog. Rather, high beams will reflect the light back into your eyes and make it more difficult for both you and other drivers to see.
You most likely have the right-of-way if you are:
- Starting to enter a traffic circle
- Pulling out of a hidden driveway
- Exiting from a parking space
- Already in a traffic circle
You most likely have the right-of-way if you are already in a traffic circle. Vehicles entering the circle have to yield to vehicles already in the circle.

You most likely have the right-of-way if you are already in a traffic circle. Vehicles entering the circle have to yield to vehicles already in the circle.
Texas law prohibits drivers from following within ____ feet of a fire truck that is in the process of answering an alarm and has its flashing red lights on.
- 200
- 500
- 250
- 100
Texas law prohibits drivers from following within 500 feet of a fire truck that is in the process of answering an alarm or an ambulance, when the flashing red lights are displayed.

Texas law prohibits drivers from following within 500 feet of a fire truck that is in the process of answering an alarm or an ambulance, when the flashing red lights are displayed.
What does this sign not allow?
- Biking in a parking lane
- Parking in a bike lane
- Pedestrians in a bike lane
- Biking in a travel lane
This sign does not allow parking in a bike lane.

This sign does not allow parking in a bike lane.
A diamond-shaped sign is a(n):
- Interstate route sign
- Road hazard sign
- School crossing sign
- Speed limit sign
- All of the above
Warning signs are usually diamond shaped with black writing on a yellow background and warn of a potential hazard, obstacle or condition that requires a driver’s special attention.

Temporary warning signs, which are usually construction signs, are black on an orange background.

An interstate number sign is in the shape of a shield.

A sign that is rectangular-shaped is a speed limit sign.

Warning signs are usually diamond shaped with black writing on a yellow background and warn of a potential hazard, obstacle or condition that requires a driver’s special attention.

Temporary warning signs, which are usually construction signs, are black on an orange background.

An interstate number sign is in the shape of a shield.

A sign that is rectangular-shaped is a speed limit sign.
As you are traveling down a well lit street, you see a school bus with its red lights flashing. You must:
- Stop and do not pass the bus
- Pass if the children have already exited the bus
- Proceed with caution and pass the bus slowly
- Pass, but only if the children have already departed the area
If you see a school bus with its red lights flashing, you must stop under any and all circumstances.

If you see a school bus with its red lights flashing, you must stop under any and all circumstances.
It is recommended that seat belts should be worn by:
- The driver and all passengers
- All occupants, but only when traveling a long distance
- The driver only
- Children occupants
It is recommended that seat belts should be worn by the driver and all passengers, since that is the best way to prevent injury to all occupants.

It is recommended that seat belts should be worn by the driver and all passengers, since that is the best way to prevent injury to all occupants.
When parallel parking on a level street:
- Turn your front wheels inward towards the curb
- Ensure that your vehicle is as close to the car in front without touching it
- Straighten your front wheels
- Do not park on a hill
When parallel parking on a level street, make sure that you straighten your front wheels and leave sufficient space between the front of and back of your vehicle and the other vehicles.

When parallel parking on a level street, make sure that you straighten your front wheels and leave sufficient space between the front of and back of your vehicle and the other vehicles.
If a traffic light is not working, what should you do?
- Treat it as a green light
- Treat it as a red light
- Turn around in a safe location
- Treat it as a stop sign
If a traffic light is not working, including if no lights appear, then proceed through the intersection with caution as if all directions are controlled by a stop sign.

If a traffic light is not working, including if no lights appear, then proceed through the intersection with caution as if all directions are controlled by a stop sign.
You approach an intersection that has no traffic control device, vehicles approaching from all sides and one vehicle is in the intersection. Which vehicle gets the right of way?
- Vehicle turning right
- Vehicle traveling straight
- Vehicle turning left
- None of the above
At an intersection that has no traffic control device, a driver approaching an intersection must yield the right-of-way to traffic already lawfully within the intersection.

At an intersection that has no traffic control device, a driver approaching an intersection must yield the right-of-way to traffic already lawfully within the intersection.
A traffic light with both a green arrow and a red light means:
- You must stop immediately
- Proceed straight ahead only
- You can drive in the direction of the green arrow
- All moving vehicles approaching the intersection must stop
- None of the above
A traffic light with both a green arrow and a red light means that you may drive only in the direction of the green arrow.

A traffic light with both a green arrow and a red light means that you may drive only in the direction of the green arrow.
Which sign tells you that the road will wind to the right?
The first choice tells you that the road will wind to the right. The second choice means winding road to the left. The third choice means the road curves right with an entry road. The last choice means slippery when wet.

The first choice tells you that the road will wind to the right. The second choice means winding road to the left. The third choice means the road curves right with an entry road. The last choice means slippery when wet.

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What is the minimum age to get a Learner’s License in Texas?

In Texas, you must be at least 15 years of age to obtain a Learner’s License. Visit the Texas “How to apply for a Texas Driver License” webpage here:

https://www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/ApplyforLicense.htm

Visit the Texas “How to apply for a Texas Driver License as a Teen” webpage here: https://www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/teenDriver.htm

Where can I get the Texas Guide for First Time DL/ID Applicants?

Texas Guide for First Time DL/ID Applicants here: https://www.dps.texas.gov/Internetforms/Forms/DL-100E.pdf

What are the two phases of Texas driver licensing for teens?

There are two phases of licensing for all teens before graduating to a full driver license. It is called the Graduated Driver License Program. The two phases are:

Phase I - Learner License
Phase II – Provisional Driver License

What are the requirements and restrictions of Phase I (Learner License) of the Texas Driver License program?

This entry-level restricted driver license allows you to practice driving with a licensed adult before you graduate to the next level
You must be between 15 and 17 years of age
You must have completed the first six hours of the driver education classroom instruction if you are using the concurrent method or all 32 hours of classroom instruction if you are using the block method.
You must provide evidence that you obtained a high school diploma or its equivalent; or are a student enrolled in a public, private, or home school and attended school for at least 90% of the time in the fall or spring semester preceding the date of application; or are currently enrolled in a program to prepare you to pass the high school equivalency exam. You must have been enrolled for the previous 45 days from the date of applying for your learner license; or if you are applying during the summer and are still enrolled in school, your last report card for the most recent school year is acceptable provided it has your name, a list of absences, and a complete listing of grades
You must have a licensed adult 21 years or older in the front passenger seat when driving
You must hold this license for at least six months, unless you turn 18
You are restricted from using a wireless communications device, including a hands-free device, except in the case of an emergency
If your license is suspended at any time while you hold a learner license, the initial six-month period increases by the number of days of the suspension. This is to make sure you hold a valid learner license for a full six-months.
Your learner license will expire on your 18^th birthday

What are the steps of Phase II to obtain a Texas Provisional Driver License?

The requirements to get your Texas Phase II Provisional Driver License and the restrictions are:

You must have held your valid learner license for at least six-months, unless you have reached 18 years of age
You must be between 16 and 17 years of age
You must have completed behind-the-wheel portion of driver education, which includes: 7 hours of in car observation sitting beside the instructor, watching the instructor demonstrate certain points of instruction; 7 hours of in car observation driving and demonstrating to the instructor that you have learned the points of instruction; 30 hours of behind the wheel driving practice, of which at least 10 hours must be at night with a licensed driver 21 years of age or older in the vehicle at all times
You must have completed the Impact Texas Teen Driver Program within the previous 90 days of taking your skills test
You must successfully pass your driving test
Expires on your 18th birthday
You may not drive a motor vehicle with more than one passenger in the vehicle under 21 who is not a family member
You may not drive a motor vehicle between midnight and 5:00 a.m., unless the operation of the vehicle is necessary for the driver to work, to attend or participate in a school-related activity, or due to a medical emergency
You are restricted from using a wireless communications device, including a hands-free device, except in the case of an emergency
This driver license will expire when you turn 18. You will need to visit your local driver license office within 30 days of it expiring to renew it. You will then be issued a driver license for individuals under 21 years of age.

Is a written test required to get a Texas Learner’s License?

You must pass a knowledge test consisting of 30 multiple-choice questions based on the Texas Drivers Handbook. A score of 80% is required. You must answer 24 out of the 30 questions correctly to pass the Texas knowledge exam. Schedule your DPS appointment here:

https://www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/appointments.htm

https://public.txdpsscheduler.com/

How Do I Schedule My Texas Road Test?

Schedule your driving road test appointment here: https://www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/ScheduleTest.htm

What are the Accepted Forms of Identification to Bring to the Texas DPS office to apply for a Texas Learner’s License or Driver’s License for the first time?

You must visit a driver license office and provide proof of the following to obtain a learner license:

U.S. Citizenship or, if you are not a U.S. Citizen, evidence of lawful presence
Texas Residency
Proof of Identity
Social Security Number
Texas Driver Education Certificate showing classroom completion
Verification of Enrollment and Attendance (VOE form) issued by a school, or a high school diploma or equivalent (GED) (see Phase I information above)

Is there document checklist of the required documents that I need to bring to the Texas DPS office?

A document checklist is available for download here: https://www.dps.texas.gov/internetforms/Forms/DL-67.pdf

What are the Accepted Forms of Identification to Bring to the Texas DPS office to apply for a Texas Driver’s License for the first time?

The required documents can be found here:

https://www.dps.texas.gov/internetforms/Forms/DL-15.pdf

When applying for a Texas Driver's License for the first time, you must present originals of all of the following documents to apply for a driver license:

Proof of U.S. Citizenship or, if you are not a U.S. Citizen, evidence of lawful presence
Texas Residency
Identity
Social Security Number
Evidence of Texas Vehicle Registration for each vehicle you own. Registration must be current
Proof of Insurance for each vehicle you own (If you do not own a vehicle, you will sign a statement affirming this)

What is the Phone Number for the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS)?

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Driver Licensing phone number is (512) 424-2600

How can I send an email to the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS)?

Email the Texas DPS here:https://www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/customer_service/Other.aspx

What is the Website for the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS)?

Texas’s Department of Public Safety (DPS) website for Driver Licenses is: https://www.dps.texas.gov/driverlicense/
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Driver’s License online services page is: https://www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/OnlineServices.htm
Texas DPS Driver’s License appointments can be made online here:

https://www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/appointments.htm

https://public.txdpsscheduler.com/

Where are Learner’s License and Driver’s License issued in Texas?

Texas DPS hours and locations and branch phone numbers can be found here: https://www.dps.texas.gov/rolodex/search.asp

Does a Parent or Guardian Need to Take Me to the Texas DPS office for the Learner’s License written Permit Test?

If you are under 18, you must have your parent or guardian’s written approval

Is a Vision Test Required before getting a Texas Learner’s License or Driver’s License?

A vision test is required to obtain a Texas Learner’s License or Driver’s License

Do I have to undergo a physical to obtain a Texas Driver’s License?

A physical exam is not required to obtain a Texas Learner’s License or Driver’s License

Do I Need to Provide a Driver’s License photo?

A photograph will be taken at the Texas DPS office

What are the Steps After Applying for a Texas Learner’s License?

You must have held your valid learner license for at least six-months, unless you have reached 18 years of age
You must have completed behind-the-wheel portion of driver education, which includes: 7 hours of in car observation sitting beside the instructor, watching the instructor demonstrate certain points of instruction; 7 hours of in car observation driving and demonstrating to the instructor that you have learned the points of instruction; 30 hours of behind the wheel driving practice, of which at least 10 hours must be at night with a licensed driver 21 years of age or older in the vehicle at all times
You must have completed the Impact Texas Teen Driver Program within the previous 90 days of taking your skills test
You must successfully pass your driving road test

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