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Floresville, Texas Online Driver’s Ed
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Texas adult course · Six hours online · Ages 18+
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation Approved · School #C2588
Floresville DPS / Driver License Office
The Wilson County baseline identifies:
Floresville Area Office Wilson County Justice Center 800 10th Street, Suite 3 Floresville, TX 78114.
State property records classify it as a multi-service DPS office. Applicants should verify:
- learner-license appointments
- Class C services
- driving-test availability
- identification services
- current hours
before visiting.
U.S. 181
U.S. 181 is Floresville’s defining regional highway.
Students should practice:
- highway-speed control
- truck awareness
- early turn preparation
- safe following distance
- rural intersection judgment
- speed transitions entering town
The county baseline also identifies FY 2026 pavement rehabilitation on U.S. 181 south of FM 537 to FM 541.
SH 97
SH 97 is Floresville’s principal east-west highway and connects toward Stockdale and eastern Wilson County.
Students should practice:
- highway-speed lane control
- turning-lane use
- truck spacing
- rural-to-city transitions
- early braking
Wilson County Courthouse
The Wilson County Courthouse is located at:
1420 3rd Street Floresville, TX 78114.
Downtown practice adds:
- pedestrians
- parked vehicles
- government traffic
- short blocks
- local businesses
City Hall
Floresville City Hall is located at:
1120 D Street Floresville, TX 78114.
The city’s current September 2026 notices also report recent water-main breaks on Highway 181 and 7th Street, showing how temporary local utility work can affect otherwise familiar routes.
San Antonio Commuter Transition
Floresville students often need to progress from:
- residential streets
- downtown intersections
- SH 97
- U.S. 181
- denser traffic toward Bexar County
This rural-to-metro progression is one of the city’s strongest local themes.
Agricultural and Ranch Traffic
Outside the city, students should expect:
- tractors
- livestock trailers
- pickup trucks towing equipment
- ranch entrances
- slow-moving vehicles
Flood and Severe-Weather Awareness
Wilson County continues to maintain flood-risk planning and revised FEMA mapping.
Students should never enter water covering a road when depth or pavement condition is unknown.

