Getting a Texas driver's license at 18 may seem like less of a burden than getting one in your teens, but there are still rules to follow.

DMV locations across the US are starting to reopen amid COVID-19. Here’s a look at DMV reopening rules and regulations as of June 2020.

Play the texting while driving simulator. Sending or looking at that text, tweet, post or email from behind the wheel can be deadly. Studies show that those who text while driving are much more likely to be in a crash.

Obtaining your Texas driver’s license means taking a driver’s education course, passing the knowledge and skills tests, and providing required documentation.

It doesn’t matter how old you are or how careful you think you are; you can get into an accident, and the risk is even higher if you’re relatively new at driving.

If everyone carpooled to work, there would be fewer cars on the road, which would in turn lead to fewer accidents, shorter commute times, better air quality and a safer drive for everybody.

If you’re 18 and want to know how to get a driver’s license in Texas, there are a few things you should know before going to the DPS office.

COVID-19 is changing the process of getting a driver’s license in many states. Here’s what you need to know about getting your license in the coronavirus era.

An online driving course is a great way to get ready for the road. Here’s how to prepare for licensure in Texas with the convenience of online learning.