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    911 Driving School - 911 driving school teaches kids how to park blocking my driveway. It is Illegal to park in such a way that you block the driveway.

    911 Driving School

    3.8(31 reviews)
    2.8 mi

    WA driving rules are very different since I got my license. Having your child go through a driving…read morecourse to receive their license is a good thing. Being educated from a third-party is better than trying to learn from your own parents. For mental reasons, the third-party instruction is more forgiving to your child. Their prices are comparable to most, but by far, are more advanced than other courses around us. Their driving instructors are also law enforcement officers still serving or retired. I recommend this driving school for everyone to use.

    I chose this school thinking the instructors would be cool, calm, and collected for our nervous new…read morelearner. This was the case on the first drive, however it definitely was not the case on the second drive. The driving instructor completely lost his cool before even leaving the parking lot and continued to do so multiple times making the situation progressively worse. We heard from another new driver to avoid Brad S. at all cost, but didn't catch it in time. In my opinion, if the instructor is instigating and escalating a hostile driving environment, using bullying tactics while in a position of authority over minors, it's time to find other employment. I called and left an angry parent message and the office called me back and was very polite and a couple days later the owner called and said he'd look into the situation and took the incident very seriously. Since the one terrible incident, things have been much better with other instructors. More updates to come...

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    1st Avenue Driving School - Business name

    1st Avenue Driving School

    2.1(15 reviews)
    5.6 mi

    My husband and I had an excellent experience here. He just moved to Tacoma to be a school nurse and…read moreneeded a license as soon as possible so he can commute. Several other driving schools were not answering calls in Tacoma so we found 1st Avenue. The ladies answering calls have always been friendly and informative. I called several times to confirm info and they were always patient with me. When we went in to take the test, everyone was friendly. Sean failed the written the first time but took the second time for no extra cost and passed. We practiced on our own using the DOL videos on what to practice. We practiced for three days and he took the driving test here and passed with 95%. Everyone was friendly this time also. They have adapted to Covid protocols very well with seating arrangements and sanitizers throughout. It's understandable Sean had to use their car, that's probably the law as far as I know. The car was basic enough for him to see everything. I see another review where someone had difficulty seeing the speedometer. That's very unlikely in these basic Ford cars. Plus my husband is Asian and not an excellent driver in my opinion, but good enough to follow laws and drive safely. So if he can pass, I guarantee it's possible for others! Sean and I were very happy with this school and recommend it. Excellent prices as well.

    Signed up online for the May 14 class on April 13 but must have clicked the wrong on the schedule…read morefor April 14 start and was out of town. Received one call and I called them back and left message. No return call, I sent them proof of only one call from them and they said I needed to cancel 72 hours before class and that they lost out on a seat when I didn't. Hard to do when the class started less than 15 hours after I signed up. I emailed them back it was a simple mistake and they refused to move my daughter to the May 14 start date and took my $99 deposit. Truly unbelievable, I have their crappy responses via email if anyone is curious.

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    Thank you for owning a driving school and making it difficult for others who abide by the laws to exit there own vehicles.

    Puget Sound Safety - The PSSOR learn to ride classes are great for all ages

    Puget Sound Safety

    3.6(58 reviews)
    8.5 mi

    Took the Street Skills 101, Ric and Paul were the instructors. I have been riding for 15 years and…read moreI was so impressed with the way this course was taught. Understanding and actually doing emergency braking at 35 to 40 mph was truly an eye opener. I left this class with better cornering technique including trailbraking. Ric was extremely patient and a fantastic coach.

    I would strongly recommend taking your beginner riding course somewhere else…read more I paid $380 for the Beginner Riding Course because the description clearly stated that no previous riding experience was required, aside from having the proper gear. I expected a course designed for true beginners, but that was not my experience. On the first day, I had some difficulty with certain exercises, which I think is normal for a beginner, but I never crashed, fell, or dropped the bike. Multiple other students did. On the second day, I dropped the bike once and was immediately asked to leave. I received no refund, credit, make-up session, or transfer for the portion of the course I could no longer complete. The instructor later told me I needed to practice on my own and essentially pay to take the beginner course again. When I asked whether the second day I had already paid for could transfer over, she said no and called the course an "investment." I agree that training is an investment, which is exactly why I paid for professional beginner instruction in the first place. Being told to gain experience on my own before retaking a course advertised as requiring no previous experience made no sense to me. I also felt singled out during the course. The instructor repeatedly asked whether I was a software engineer and said she would explain things differently if I were because software engineers supposedly think in black-and-white terms. Afterward, I noticed many other reviews from women who said they also felt singled out or treated differently. I came away feeling similarly, including because of my gender and race. I can't speak to anyone's intentions, but that was genuinely my experience. I also saw multiple reviews describing the course as a "scam" or saying the company seemed more focused on money. After being removed after one mistake, receiving no credit or refund, and being told to practice independently and pay again, I understand why people feel that way. I felt the same. Beginner riders are going to make mistakes. I would have learned much more by being allowed to safely get back on the bike, understand what I did wrong, and try again. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else for your motorcycle training.

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