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Texas adult course · Six hours online · Ages 18+
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation Approved · School #C2588
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Learning to drive in Coldspring
Coldspring is the San Jacinto County seat and an incorporated city with a driving environment shaped by SH 150, SH 156, FM 2025, Lake Livingston-area traffic, wooded rural roads, boat trailers, commercial vehicles, heavy rain, and rural-to-town speed transitions.
For beginning drivers, Coldspring's strongest local lesson is correctly judging the speed of approaching traffic before entering a higher-speed state highway.
Texas Parent-Taught Driver Education is for eligible teen students completing driver education with a qualifying parent or other authorized instructor.
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Under the block method, students complete all 24 classroom hours before the learner-license step.
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Applicable first-time Texas applicants ages 18 through 24 generally complete the separate six-hour adult course.
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A student may begin classroom driver education at age 14 but must be at least 15 before applying for a learner license.
Important local roads include:
Students may begin on relatively quiet local streets and quickly reach highways carrying substantially faster traffic.
The key skills are:
SH 150 is one of Coldspring's principal regional roads.
Students should practice:
SH 156 connects Coldspring-area roads with Lake Livingston and Point Blank.
Students may encounter:
Lake Livingston creates one of San Jacinto County's most distinctive driving environments.
Students may encounter:
Leave additional following distance.
Vehicles towing boats generally:
The county source identifies Wolf Creek Park access from the Coldspring area using SH 156 and Highway 224.
Students should expect recreational vehicles and trailers to slow before park and marina entrances.
FM 2025 serves western and southern portions of San Jacinto County.
Students should expect:
Dense vegetation can conceal:
Students should reduce speed when sight distance becomes limited.
San Jacinto County specifically directs residents to monitor flooding and road closures during severe weather.
Students should:
Students should practice:
Current DPS facilities records identify:
5500 FM 2025 Road Coldspring, TX
as the Coldspring Area Office.
Use the live DPS office locator for licensing services.
111 State Highway 150 Room C5 Coldspring, TX 77331
This is the county Tax Assessor-Collector, not a DPS Driver License Office.
Your questions, answered
Yes. Current Census records identify Coldspring as an incorporated city.
Yes.
SH 150, SH 156, FM 2025, and FM 945.
Lake traffic introduces boat trailers, RVs, fishing traffic, visitors, and vehicles slowing near recreational entrances.
No. DPS identifies it as the Coldspring Area Office.
Yes.
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