Texas § 1001.2043 REQUIREMENTS FOR PARENT-TAUGHT DRIVER EDUCATION PROVIDER.

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§ 1001.2043 — REQUIREMENTS FOR PARENT-TAUGHT DRIVER EDUCATION PROVIDER.

Texas § 1001.2043

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Tex. Education Code Code Ann. § 1001.2043 (2026).

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Sec. 1001.2043. REQUIREMENTS FOR PARENT-TAUGHT DRIVER EDUCATION PROVIDER.

(a)Before a parent-taught driver education provider license may be issued, the department must determine that the applicant has:

(1)an adequate method by which a person completing a parent-taught driver education course under Section 1001.112 using the provider's course materials may submit proof of:

(A)completion of the course; or

(B)passage of an examination administered by the provider under Section 1001.112 (e);

(2)hired or contracted with only driver education instructors, if the provider elects to hire or contract with an instructor to assist with driver education; and

(3)adequate testing and security measures to validate a student's active participation in a driver education course conducted using course

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Sec. 1001.2043. REQUIREMENTS FOR PARENT-TAUGHT DRIVER EDUCATION PROVIDER. (a) Before a parent-taught driver education provider license may be issued, the department must determine that the applicant has:
(1) an adequate method by which a person completing a parent-taught driver education course under Section 1001.112 using the provider's course materials may submit proof of:
(A) completion of the course; or
(B) passage of an examination administered by the provider under Section 1001.112 (e);
(2) hired or contracted with only driver education instructors, if the provider elects to hire or contract with an instructor to assist with driver education; and
(3) adequate testing and security measures to validate a student's active participation in a driver education course conducted using course materials provided remotely through the Internet.
(b) Except as specifically provided by this chapter, a parent-taught driver education provider that provides driver education course materials remotely through the Internet is not subject to any course or curriculum requirements established by the commission or department for online driver education providers.