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The right course depends on what you need to accomplish.
Adults applying for a first Texas driver license: Review the six-hour adult driver education requirements.
Teenagers learning to drive: Explore parent-taught teen driver education and applicable permit requirements.
Drivers seeking ticket dismissal: Check whether a defensive driving course is accepted for your case.
Spanish-speaking adults: Review the available Spanish-language classroom options and confirm current schedules.
Always check the applicable requirements before purchasing a course.
Understanding the differences between adult driver education, teen driver education, defensive driving, and Spanish-language instruction can help you choose the right option.
Review the course details, confirm your eligibility, and check current pricing before enrolling.
Contact Alo Driving School
Phone: 214-862-6365
Email: alodrivingschool@gmail.com
Explore our available driving courses and choose the option that fits your needs.
Completing a driver education course is only one step in the licensing process. Depending on your age and situation, you may also need to:
Obtain or maintain the appropriate learner license or permit.
Complete the applicable Impact Texas Drivers program.
Prepare the documents required by the Texas Department of Public Safety.
Meet the relevant driving practice and eligibility requirements.
Pass the required driving skills test.
Review the current Texas DPS driver license application requirements and Impact Texas Drivers program before scheduling your test.
If you need practical driving experience or a skills test, Alo Driving School also offers driving lessons in Irving and road-test scheduling.
Course type | Main purpose | Who may need it? |
|---|---|---|
Six-hour adult driver education | Learn driving rules and complete applicable adult education requirements | Generally, first-time Texas license applicants aged 18–24 |
Parent-taught teen driver education | Help eligible teens learn driving theory and practical skills with a qualified parent or instructor | Eligible teen learners and their parent or sponsor |
Defensive driving | May help eligible drivers satisfy a court-approved ticket-dismissal requirement | Drivers whose cases and courts permit the course |
Spanish-language adult class | Learn adult driver education in Spanish | Adults who prefer Spanish instruction |
These courses serve different purposes and are not interchangeable. Eligibility, approval, and completion requirements depend on the course and your circumstances.
Adults who are applying for their first Texas driver license may need to complete an approved six-hour adult driver education course.
Texas generally requires this course for first-time applicants aged 18 through 24. Applicants aged 25 and older generally are not required to complete driver education, although other licensing requirements still apply. Exceptions can apply, including for certain applicants surrendering a valid out-of-state license.
Alo Driving School lists an online adult driver education course for $23.95. Confirm the current price, course approval, and enrollment details before payment.
The course helps students learn about Texas traffic laws, road signs, safe driving practices, and responsible decision-making.
Learn more: Texas six-hour adult driver education course
Teen drivers have different education and licensing requirements from adult applicants. An eligible parent or sponsor may supervise a teen's driver education through an approved parent-taught program.
The program involves required educational material and supervised driving practice. Teen learners must also meet the applicable age, permit, practice, and testing requirements.
Alo Driving School lists a parent-taught teen driver education option for $55. Verify the current price, approval status, and program details before enrolling.
Learn more: Parent-taught teen driver education in Texas
Defensive driving is different from a driver education course for a new driver. Depending on eligibility and court approval, a defensive driving course may be used to request dismissal of a qualifying traffic ticket.
Before enrolling, check whether your ticket, court, and driving record qualify. Completing a course does not automatically guarantee ticket dismissal.
Alo Driving School lists a defensive driving course for $25. Confirm the current price, course approval, and any court-specific requirements.
Learn more: Texas defensive driving course
Spanish-speaking adults can explore Alo Driving School's Spanish-language classroom option in Irving, Texas.
The school has published a six-hour in-person adult class with separate options for written-test preparation, practical lessons, and road-test services. Prices and package inclusions may change, so contact the school before booking.
An online adult course is also listed separately. Confirm the available language and format before paying, because the online course and Spanish-language classroom class are not necessarily the same service.
Learn more: Clases de manejo en español
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