Texans donated $4M to cover driver's ed for foster, homeless youth. Few people know it's available.

When Ricko Ceasar was 17 years old, he tried to get his driver’s license but couldn’t afford the mandatory driver’s education course — he’d been homeless on and off for most of his childhood. So he got a job and took the bus. Now, at 26 and a father of two, he wishes he had the opportunities afforded by a license — a better-paying position, easier access to doctor’s appointments for his children, a more reliable commute from his home in south...