GDL Phase One and Phase Two driving requirements only apply to minors. GDL Phase One Teens younger than 18 years old who DON'T have a hardship license must: • Hold a learner or hardship license for at least 6 months • Be accompanied by an adult who is at least 21 years of age • Maintain a valid learner license (no suspensions or revocations) After completing this period, you can move on to Phase Two after passing a road test. A) Make an Appointment at the TX DPS Your last hurdle before getting your Texas drivers license is to pass a road test at a nearby TX DPS drivers license office. Look online for a nearby branch, and then call to schedule a driving test appointment. B) Take the Road Test All applicants must have the following for your appointment at the TX DPS: • A completed (Form DL-14A) • Proof of • Proof of Social Security number (if you don't have one, complete a Social Security Affidavit form during your visit) • Proof you are a • Proof you completed drivers education • Cash, money order or non-temporary check to pay the • Proof of Texas vehicle registration and proof of liability insurance for any vehicles you own AND for your test vehicle* *For the driving test, you also have to provide a vehicle. A DPS agent will conduct an inspection to ensure it is safe to drive.

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GDL Phase Two Applicants After completing Phase One, you can graduate to Phase Two to earn a provisional license. Again, you must have completed the classroom and driving portions of drivers education and held your instruction permit for at least 6 months before taking the road test. C) Get Your Texas Driver's License Graduated Driver License With your provisional Class C license, you must follow these restrictions until your 18th birthday: • No driving with more than 1 passenger in the vehicle under 21 years old who is not a family member • No driving unless you are in sight of your parent or guardian, between midnight and 5 a.m.

Unless you must attend or participate in a work- or school-related activity or because of a medical emergency • No driving while using a wireless communication device (except for emergencies) The state marks the license “Provisional.' It expires on your 18th birthday. After this, your restrictions no longer apply.

You can either have them removed the next time you renew or apply for a duplicate license (and pay an extra fee).

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5 for the great employees that are overworked and tasked with serving hundreds of people every day. They really are well organized, efficient, understanding and friendly.

1 for the state not being able to staff this place better or figuring out a better way. We have been here since 11:30 am and it's 5:00 pm and there are four people still ahead of us. That's 5 1/2 hours! Just think of all the lost productivity while thousands of people across the state wait all day for service!?! How To Become Human Calculator Pdf File more.

This needs a solution! Dropped my fiancee off to do her license.

She had a 10:37 appointment. We got there at 10:20 and they were just taking 9:33 appointments. It is now 10:58, and they're at 9:57. Over an hour behind and slipping as they go. They blame the Get In Line system again for their failures, saying it was a technical malfunction, but that's just BS - according to Yelp, the system works fine at other locations.

I will continue to rate this place one star until they get their act together. DPS leadership - stop thinking about it. Terminate whatever bozo is in charge of this location and find someone who at least has the competency to boil water. There really are not enough bad things that could be said about this particular location. I don't even know what one particular thing is the worst.

The online reservation system being down for this location for multiple days in a row? The 5+ HRS in the hot Texas summer sun with no water or access to bathrooms? The attitude of the people that work at this location? The lack of caring or compassion of the employees of this location?

If you're over 25 and have a choice select another location. This is the lowest of the low. I wasted an entire day without achieving the desired goal. I saw people lightheaded and heard of some that had passed out on other days. There's no excuse for this. It is a black checkmark against Plano which is an outstanding city to live in.

DPS, you should be ashamed of yourself. I wasn't eligible for online renewal due to 12yr rule. This parker location is less than 5 miles me.

How To Install Cracked Games On Windows 8. First attempt I arrived at 3:45pm the Friday before NYE. I checked the website & Google for holiday hours and both showed it was open until 5pm. No line outside! Walked to door. LOCKED with note stating they closed early for New Years day.

Uuugh 2nd attempt I arrived at 2pm. Stood in line which was wrapped outside the building in 25° weather for TWO hours!

With only 2 more people in front of me until we enter the building, an employee came out telling us all to come back another day as they were at capacity inside and would not get to anyone else before closing time of 5pm. My anger & frustration was the ONLY reason I had not developed hyperthermia!

Third attempt I arrived at 7:20AM confident I wouldn't see a line outside of the building since they don't open until 8am. Not only was there a line of people OUTSIDE the building in 19° weather but the line was even longer than before! SO I LEFT AGAIN AND WENT TO MCKINNEY. Surprised myself to rate Plano DMV at 5. Yes.they are awesome. We lined up at 6:30 AM, got in 7:45 politely admitted by security and staff. Got our stuff done in 10min to realize last name was completely missed.

Went in for cleanup and the staff were friendly enough to accept the mistake and fix it in no time. Got license and still in dreams if all of this is true. Out by 8:20 with a temporary license.

Expecting license card in 2 weeks. Hope everyone has same experience. Advise, get in line at earliest.:) Enjoy Plano DMV. I cannot, in good conscience, give this more than one star. The one star is for the pleasantness of the DPS employee once I FINALLY got to the counter.

The stripping of four other stars is for the six (6) hours and five (5) minutes (and 32 seconds) after I arrived that it took me to get to the counter. Other folks have mentioned that you can make an appointment online.

Well, I looked before going and it looked (on the website) like that was for folks taking the driving test only. If that also applies to new Texas residents applying to get a TX license for the first time, that is absolutely not clear on the website as of the time of this writing. I highly recommend that you visit their website to ensure that you bring all documentation needed for whatever the reason for your trip. The documentation required will vary, depending on your reason for going to the driver license office.

All documents MUST be ORIGINALS -- no copies, and cannot be laminated. You are likely to need proof of TX residency (2 forms from two different sources), photo ID identifying who you are, proof that says you're in the USA legally, and car registration and proof of insurance. Note that before getting your Texas driver license, your car--if one is here in your name--MUST already be registered in Texas before you can get your Texas driver license. If you haven't already registered your car in the county where you live, don't bother coming to get your driver license. One thing that was maddening was the lack of brains being used. I saw it once, briefly, and the maddening part was that it wasn't continued.

Four hours later when I finally got near the door, a TX DPS officer came out to tell folks to stay hydrated (someone fainted while we were there, due to the length of time outside waiting in the extreme heat and humidity). He also, for the first few people in line, asked them (including me) why they were there and asked about us having the required documentation.

I had all my required documents, because I visited the TXDPS website first; however, the party of three directly behind me had stood in line four hours, and didn't have all the documents they needed. ***BRAINS ALERT***: The DPS should have an officer who goes down the entire line, perhaps once an hour, asking those VERY questions of all people standing in line. Not doing so was a huge disservice to both A) the folks who were standing in line needlessly because they weren't smart enough to visit, read, and comprehend the website first, and B) the folks standing in line with them who could've already been farther up toward and nearer the door to get in! I moved to Texas from Arizona. When I moved to Arizona and went to the AZDPS to get my new DL there, I was in and out in 30 minutes. In the time that it took me to get a TX driver license today, I could have flown to Phoenix and gotten an AZ DL, and flown back to Dallas.and had time to go through a drive through for lunch, which I never got today at all.

No food, no water.all day. Incredible and gross inefficiency of Texas taxpayer dollars being wasted. Going to the DPS office suck.let's face it. It's not something you want to do, but rather something you have to do. However, you can get in line online! Yes, you heard me right. Go to the link below You will put in your phone number, they will give you an estimated time and you MUST show up 10 minutes prior to sign in.

There is almost always a line out the door at this location so skipping to the front to sign in and getting out within 15-20 minutes is wonderful! If you fill out your application for renewal or new DL online, that will save you a lot of headache as well. Positive side, the employees were all very helpful and courteous.

Negative side, the office is really small and very stuffy because it's insanely crowded. I was bummed when I pulled up at 11:45am to renew my drivers license and the line was out the door. Apparently the system had been working very slow all morning so theor was a back log and they would only allow people into the waiting area if there were open seats. Once inside I got my ticket, form, and took my seat. I was 42 numbers from the ones being called. Highly recommend taking a book or something to do.

Every employee was friendly and seemed to do everything in their power to make the process as painless as possible. It ended up taking me just under two hours to renew my driver's license, but I don't blame that on them.