National Driver Training

National Driver Training

Online Drivers Ed (DE) Course

558 ratings
86 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 25, 2018
  • May 29, 2026
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Learn to drive from your mobile device with this comprehensive online driver's education course. Access curriculum, practice tests, and an in-car driving guide. Progress syncs across devices for flexible learning.

Online driver's education courses
Free DPS/DMV practice permit tests
In-car driving guide
Progress tracking across devices
Audio read-along feature
Offline material review
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What's New in National Driver Training

4.8.13

May 29, 2026

Bug fixes and new course additions.

5

In-App Purchases

$49.99

Texas Adult Drivers Ed Course

Certified driver's ed for adults (18+)

User reviews

Serious Revisions Required

I appreciate the opportunity to complete this course, but I cannot recommend it in its current state. It falls well below the standard expected of an educational program that prepares students for driving and state testing. The course is outdated, poorly maintained, and insufficiently reviewed before being assigned to students.
The problems I encountered were numerous and consistent throughout the course. There were frequent spelling, grammar, and proofread errors, along with improper indentations and inconsistent formatting that made the material very unprofessional and equivalent to a sixth grade essay. Many of the videos were outdated, some of which dating to the mid-2000s, and one even ended by directing viewers to MySpace, which immediately made the course feel obsolete. In addition, the information was often inconsistent between lessons, and the wording of passages, questions, and answer choices was frequently unclear or awkwardly written, making it difficult to determine what was actually being asked.
The course also had several technical and usability issues. The timer was inaccurate, pages loaded slowly, completion percentages updated inconsistently, and resources were sometimes difficult to access or just completely unreliable. The interface was confusing and unnecessarily difficult to navigate, especially for first-time users, and the login process was more complicated than it needed to be. Textbook hour tracking was also difficult to locate, and I never actually found it. On top of that, the text-to-speech voice was distracting and unpleasant to use, and the read-aloud feature was available in lessons but removed during quizzes, which created an unnecessary barrier for students who rely on accessibility tools.
From an instructional standpoint, the course was also disappointing. It left students overwhelmed while still failing to adequately prepare them for the state permit test. There was very little instruction on road signs, even though they are a fundamental part of the exam. The material seemed scattered rather than organized in a logical progression, and it did not appear to reflect current state laws and regulations. There was also a surprising lack of practical instruction about operating a vehicle, with the course repeatedly telling students to consult their owner’s manual instead of teaching essential behind-the-wheel concepts, traffic regulations, or real-world decision-making. The sections directed toward parents were also disruptive and interrupted the student’s learning experience; if parental guidance is necessary, it should be provided separately rather than repeatedly inserted into the coursework.
Overall, this course feels neglected rather than intentionally designed. It is difficult to trust educational material that contains so many errors, outdated references, accessibility issues, improper indentations, and organizational problems. Driver education is not an area where students should have to question whether the information is current or accurate.
I strongly encourage the developers to conduct a comprehensive review of the entire course instead of making isolated fixes. The content should be rewritten where necessary, updated to reflect current laws and best practices, professionally proofread, modernized with current media, improved for accessibility, and reorganized into a logical learning progression.
Until substantial revisions are made, I cannot recommend this course. Students deserve a driver education program that is accurate, current, accessible, and genuinely prepares them for both the state exam and safe driving—not one that creates unnecessary confusion and frustration.
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Annoying

The worst to deal with. Made me read pages upon pages of stuff purely about what to do when driving a motorcycle. A MOTORCYCLE. I was doing drivers ed for a car. They waste your time talking about outdated things, irrelevant things, and they just word everything in the most confusing way possible. This program isn’t succinct AT ALL and it truly feels like watching a microwave countdown while waiting for the page timer to run out. They’ll give you a 4 minute timer on a page with two paragraphs. They do it to make sure you get your required time, but it’s stupid because you’ll finish reading and be sitting there for the next two minutes just waiting around!! Get literally any other drivers ed program
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Fix your app

This app is so stupid. It doesn’t work. I cant press any buttons and its making me loose my mind. If this is something people have to not only pay for but also are required to complete to get their license there’s absolutely no reason there should’ve been this little effort put into making this app. There’s no way for me to complete anything because the buttons are either cut off my screen or just don’t work entirely. Not to mention i am a fast reader and have to wait so long for it to let me go to the next page, not everyone read 5 words per minute.
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Won’t load my exam

I took the exam and with I am shown the “view your results” I attempted to click it and felt the feedback via vibration and nothing loaded for like 10 minutes of trying I exited the app and my progress was reset, took the exam again same issue, never using this again. DO NOT BUY THIS COURSE. On a side note the course was sloppily designed with missing spaces, spelling and grammar errors and generally poor user interface.
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Drivers Ed

They did me really good helped me out a tone I just don’t get the papers I didn’t understand why I had to do that I feel that was jst a lot of extra things jst to start but overall they did me really good

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Login issues and inability to reset password

Bug

Lessons and test results not saving properly

Bug

Compatibility problems on various devices

Bug

Requested Features

3 requests

Allow users to change video quality

Feature

Improve navigation and course progress tracking

Feature

Provide better customer support and communication

Feature

FAQ

What does the National Driver Training app offer?

The app provides online driver's education courses for teens and adults, including curriculum, online testing, and an industry-exclusive in-car driving guide. It allows users to learn at their own pace from their mobile device and tracks progress across all devices.

What are the key features of this driver's ed app?

Key features include free unlimited DPS/DMV practice permit tests, the ability to take Texas DPS tests online (for Texas residents), a curriculum broken into short segments with videos, an audio read-along option, and the ability to review previous class material offline.

How much does the driver's education course cost?

The app offers affordable driver education options, including Parent-Taught Online Drivers Ed for Teens (TX State Certified), Adult Drivers Ed Certified Course, and an Adult First 6-hour Course. Specific pricing details are available within the app or on their website.

Which states are covered by this driver's education app?

Currently, driver's education programs are available for Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, and Virginia. The app specifically mentions Texas Parent Taught Drivers Ed, Adult First Time Drivers Ed (Age 18+), Colorado Teen Drivers Ed, and Virginia Drivers Ed for Teen.

Can I use this app on multiple devices?

Yes, your progress syncs automatically across all your devices. You can start your driver's education course on one device, such as your smartphone, and continue it on another device without losing any progress.