Woodville, Texas Online Driver’s Ed

Students in Woodville use one of the same statewide pathways described on the Tyler County page:

• Parent-Taught Driver Education through DriverEdToGo
• Teen block-method classroom education through DriverEdToGo
• Texas 6-hour adult driver education through AdultDriversEdExpress.

U.S. 69 is one of Woodville’s most important transportation corridors.

The Woodville-Colmesneil Relief Route study specifically addresses future U.S. 69 traffic and freight movement through the Woodville area.

TxDOT’s earlier traffic analysis estimated Woodville traffic at about:

• 13,500 vehicles per day in 2027
• 18,000 in 2047
• 20,000 in 2057.

This helps explain why highway planning around Woodville matters.

U.S. 190 is Woodville’s main east-west highway.

For a student, U.S. 190 adds:

• Commercial driveways
• Turning traffic
• Trucks
• Highway intersections
• Connections with U.S. 69 and U.S. 287
• Creek and bridge crossings

TxDOT’s August 24, 2026 update confirms an active U.S. 287 resurfacing project from Russell Creek Bridge south to U.S. 69.

The project costs $20.9 million and includes roadway reclamation and new asphalt work. Completion is anticipated in early 2027.

Students should expect:

• Work zones
• Changing pavement
• Construction vehicles
• Temporary traffic control
• Reduced speeds

The Tyler County Courthouse is located at:

100 West Bluff Street Woodville, TX 75979.

Downtown drivers should expect:

• Court visitors
• Parked vehicles
• Pedestrians
• Government employees
• Drivers searching for offices

Woodville Municipal Court is located at:

400 W. Bluff Street Woodville, TX 75979.

This gives West Bluff Street an additional civic traffic role.

Woodville High School is located at:

700 Eagle Drive Woodville, TX 75979.

Woodville ISD is headquartered at:

505 N. Charlton Street.

The district operates:

• Woodville High School
• Woodville Middle School
• Woodville Elementary School.

New drivers should expect regular school traffic around these campuses.

The proposed Woodville-Colmesneil Relief Route is about 25 miles long and would provide an alternate north-south route through Tyler County.

TxDOT’s preliminary timeline stated construction was not expected before 2030.

This is planning, not an active Woodville bypass.

Drivers traveling south from Woodville toward Warren, Kountze, and Beaumont will encounter the active U.S. 69 Gateway to the Big Thicket project.

As of August 24, 2026:

• Cost is $223.2 million
• Construction is active
• U.S. 69 is being widened
• New bridges are being built
• Completion is anticipated in fall 2028.

This makes work-zone training especially relevant for Woodville students.

The Tyler County baseline does not verify a current full Texas DPS Driver License Office in Woodville.

Applicants should use the current DPS office locator and appointment system.