How old do you have to be to start driving in houston?

Question

How old do you have to be to start driving in houston?

Answer 1

Driving in Houston is not recommended for any age.

Answer 2

Thats cowboy country.  You must be old enough for your foot to reach the gas pedal.

Answer 3

At age 16 you will be able to drive in Houston.

Answer 4

15 to get your learners permit

Answer 5

dur 16 all around the country

Answer 6

Be a minimum of 15 years of age.

Present proof of your identity and Social Security number.

Present the your driver education completion certificate. This is called the DE-964 Classroom form, and it will be provided by the driving school or instructor.

Submit a current Verification of Attendance and Enrollment in School form (TEA form GEA-043R93). This has nothing to do with driver education; it is asserting that you are enrolled in school and are in good standing as far as grades. If you drop out, you can't get a license until you're 18. So if your plan is to leave school and make big bucks by becoming a limousine driver, it ain't gonna happen.

Provide proof of Texas vehicle registration and liability insurance, if you own a car.

Obtain the necessary parental authorization signature. FYI, parents can revoke this at any time and pull your license.

Complete the required application forms, which are available at any Texas driver license office.

If you're new to Texas, surrender any out-of-state learner's permit or license.

Pay the required fee for your permit or license.

Pass the written exam. How? We strongly recommend, for a start, reading the driver handbook.

Pass the vision examination.

Applications must include a photograph and thumbprints.

These are taken at the driver license office. To avoid disappointment, you may want to practice your "license look" in front of a mirror at home first, and bring a tissue to wipe ink from your fingers after giving a thumbprint.

Answer 7

16, but i heard they were moving it to 18, or that might have been in texas as a whole, but it was a rumor, i think