Driver's ed with the permit test included online

Of the states we cover, Texas and Florida let some approved driver's ed providers give the official written permit test online. In California the DMV gives the permit test; course providers can't. Elsewhere, check with your state's licensing office.

These approved providers' own sites confirm it. Texas: Aceable, American Safety Council, Comedy Driving, DriversEd.com, Get Drivers Ed, iDriveSafely, MyDrivePermit, National Highway Safety Administration, ParentTaught.com, Pass Drivers Ed, Safe2Drive, and Virtual Drive of Texas. Florida: 2 Cool Traffic School, Aceable, American Safety Council, American Safety Institute, DETSCourse.com, DriversEd.com, Get Drivers Ed, iDriveSafely, Metro Traffic School, National Highway Safety Administration, and Safe2Drive.

Teens aged 15 to 17, through an approved provider that offers it. The Class E knowledge exam has 50 questions, and you need 40 correct to pass.

Approved courses with the permit test we track cost $19.99 to $89 on the providers' own sites, including any fee the provider adds, checked October 20, 2026. Sales change often, and behind-the-wheel lessons with a driving school are extra.