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How long does the driving test take in Texas?
I just made my appointment for my driving test, but I will need to miss work to take it. How long should I expect the test to last?
Sean Boehme · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
On average, Texas road tests last around 20 minutes. While it could take longer, you shouldn’t expect it to exceed a half hour.
If you haven’t yet scheduled a drive test, you can do so
online
through the Texas Department of Public Safety.To avoid delays, ensure you have everything to
prepare for a driving test
before arriving. Here’s what you’ll need to bring to your appointment: - Certificate of completion for meeting theITD requirements
- If you are under 25, proof of driver education: Texas Driver Education Certificate (DE-964) from a certified driving school, Texas Driver Education Certificate (DE-964E) from a public high school, Parent Taught Driver Education Certificate (PTDE-964), OR Adult Driver Education Certificate (ADE-1317).
- Proof of currentliability insurancefor the vehicle to be used for the road test (the applicant must be listed as a named driver on the policy)
- A vehicle for the road test that meets all of these requirements: Current registration sticker, two license plates—one plate on both the front and rear bumpers, no unusual mechanical issues, AND All of the vehicle safety requirements described inHow to Prepare for a Drive Test
Setting aside at least a couple of hours on your test day is best. When it comes to the test itself, you may be asked to do the following:
Although these maneuvers can seem overwhelming for a young driver, you have nothing to worry about. As long as you remain calm and prepare in advance, you will do just fine.
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