No. The course saves progress automatically and can be started, paused, and resumed as many times as needed. The teen can work through it over days or weeks, picking up exactly where they left off each time.

Progress saves at each completed section boundary within the course. When the teen logs back in at drivinglogic.com, the dashboard will show the current progress and where to continue. The same login works on any device, so the teen can switch between a phone, tablet, and computer without losing their place.

There is no minimum session length — the teen can log in for 30 minutes or 3 hours depending on their schedule. The only limit is the 6-hour maximum per calendar day set by Texas law. The course tracks active instructional time only — leaving the browser idle does not count toward the daily total.

The course must be completed within 120 days from the date of enrollment. As long as all 24 hours are finished within that window, there is no requirement on how the time is spread across sessions.

What if I log out mid-module? The course saves at each section boundary. If the teen logs out in the middle of a section, they may need to redo that section from the beginning. All previously completed sections are saved.

Can progress be lost if the browser crashes? Completed sections remain saved. The current section being worked on at the time of a crash may need to be restarted. This is uncommon — saving is automatic and frequent.

Is there a penalty for logging out frequently? No. The teen can log in and out as many times as needed. There is no requirement for minimum session length.

What if the teen does not finish within 120 days? The enrollment expires at the end of the 120-day access window. To continue, the course must be repurchased. Let us know if the enrollment is close to expiring and the course is nearly complete.