The Texas Adult Driver Education Certificate (ADE-1317) is a document that verifies the completion of an approved driver education course by adults in Texas, primarily those who are  18 years of age or older. 

While it's mandatory for adults aged 18-24 to complete the course and obtain the certificate, those aged 25 and older are not required to, though it's highly recommended.

The course typically covers 6 hours of instruction, encompassing Texas traffic laws, road signs, and safe driving practices.

Yes, there are TDLR-approved online courses available. Ensure the course you choose is recognized by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) for it to be valid.

Upon successful completion, you'll need to pass a final exam. Once passed, you'll receive the Texas Adult Driver Education Certificate (ADE-1317).

Yes, most course providers offer a replacement certificate, often for a fee. Contact your course provider directly for assistance.

With your ADE-1317 certificate, schedule an appointment at your local Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) office. You'll need to bring identification, proof of residency, and your certificate.

Yes, the certificate only verifies that you've completed the education course. You'll still need to pass the vision, knowledge, and road tests at the DPS.

The ADE-1317 certificate does not have a specific expiration date. However, it's recommended to apply for your license soon after course completion to ensure the information is fresh in your mind.

The certificate is specific to Texas requirements. While some states may recognize it, you should check with the specific state's DMV or equivalent agency to determine its validity.

Military personnel and those with a valid out-of-country license might be exempted. It's best to check with the DPS for specific exemptions.

Costs can vary based on the provider and whether the course is online or in-person. It's advisable to shop around and choose a TDLR-approved course that fits your budget and learning preference.