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Texas Drivers License Test. The Pro’s, the Con’s, and the Memories.

“My teen is about to take their Texas drivers license test.”

We hear this statement daily, but do you remember when you went to take YOUR test?
Drivers Ed isn’t a thing of the past. Instead, it’s a part of our past.

Let’s reminisce.

I feel so old when I think about my age and how long ago it was when I took my Texas drivers license test.

I’ve been able to drive more years now than I haven’t, (just barely though). Admittedly , I studied hard.  In fact, I read the entire drivers Ed handbook at least twice and took the practice exam at least ten times. It was a paper book back then with many documents to fill out and hours to fill in.  There were no online tests or learning tools, just the good old-fashioned pen and paper.

Living in a small town, we had to make an hour drive to the nearest DPS to take our drivers license test. Where too, you ask? Well, honestly, it was another small town.  Pampa, Texas was the closest option for us.  That little trip made for just the right amount of pressure.

My mom said “You better pass this thing. We don’t have time to come back here multiple times.”

She was right. I HAD to pass my Texas drivers license test the first time.  I needed those car keys!  It wasn’t exactly the coolest car in the world, but I knew how much freedom I was about to be granted if I did well on my final exam.

The test was hard work and studying on my own was even an even bigger challenge.  Drivers Ed wore us all out, but it was well worth it in the end. My drivers license test proved harder than I expected, but I made the cut.  Passed on the first try, and I was so incredibly proud to call myself a new driver.

Here in the future, it’s even easier to study for your Texas drivers license test.  With online training and testing,  you can also pass the first attempt.  However, if you don’t, you can take the course and exam as many times as you need to feel confident and get you or your teen those keys.

No more stressing when you have to prepare for your license test.

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