Feel like we got ripped off. Nearly $300 for the class and they didn't provide a written test for…read moregetting a Learner's permit?? Had to pay an additional $30 at the MVD to take the test, on top of the price for the permit. Apparently they need "evidence that she has some idea of how to drive before giving her one." That is laaaaaaaaame. Other classes include the test, as the MVD staff said they generally upload the test results to the database. Not this one, apparently. So what was the point of this class if it doesn't include evidence of "some idea of how to drive" for a dang LEARNER'S permit?? To boot, my kid commented that a fair amount of time was spent by the instructor plugging his book. I could've taught my kid the basic rules of driving to prepare her for taking a test. I really don't know what I paid this company for.

The business operations of this organization is unacceptable. After you take their in-class…read moreportion, you will now embark on a frustrating journey to schedule your seven drive time lessons. The earliest one they will offer you will be at least a month away. Read that gain, yes, at least a month out. Since you can only schedule one appointment at a time, you will need at least seven months to get this over. This is completely unacceptable. You don't run a business like that. People paid for the class, and you need to provide your service in a timely manner. By the way, if you can't complete your seven driving lessons in a year, you will need to pay extra money for each lesson. That's right, they delay the scheduling so that you won't be able to complete your lessons, and you will end up paying more.

The teachers and other staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and they were very helpful in…read moreanswering my questions. My older children went to a different driving school in town, where it was difficult to schedule drive times; McGinnis makes scheduling drive times easy, and they provide excellent feedback for students on what they're doing well and where they can make further improvements. I'm truly impressed by how well McGinnis teaches their students!

Issues scheduling drive time with my kids. The only thing you can do is contact the traffic safety…read morecenter and they can help you.

Ignored email, phone, and form messages about driver hours for 9 months. Then, wanted to charge…read more$250 to "reinstate" student if perfect attendance didn't happen, and with 6 am drive times all that was available for several months. When I objected to the $250 fee and was walking away to take my business elsewhere, the drive instructor tried to goad me into a fight, saying "don't walk away, turn around," and "come at me, bro." They don't get it. Their lack of professionalism is why I am going to another place for my driver hours and none of my younger children or friends will be going here. Even if the guy wasn't 6'2" and 250 lb, I wouldn't fight him. These people are the epitome of unprofessional bullies.

Worst driving school in town. They do not answer the phone nor are they there during their posted…read morebusiness hours. They will take your money then refuse to schedule your child their full driving hours and refuse to give your child their earned certificate. Your child and your money are better off with another company. They are very difficult to work with.

I must say, I'm seeing a lot of surprisingly bad reviews. I had a more than great experience with…read morethis place. Maybe I just got lucky? Sierra was the Class Instructor, she was an absolute angel? Very kind and understanding and was able to make sure all the kids in a full classroom were catching the notes and learning what they needed to. She paid attention to detail for us. I felt extremely confident because of her teaching. As for the drive time: I always had Jocelyn (i think was her name) (the really short girl), and she was always wonderful to drive with. She was very calm with the way she instructed, very constructive & reassuring? i guess would be the way to put it? Instead of being nervous to be reprimanded when I drove wrong, she was very polite and understanding and was only focused on making sure I was understanding everything. It really only took us the first session for us to both be confident enough in my driving. She kept it fun while also making sure I was learning the ways of the road. It was like driving with a friend I'd known for years. I more than recommend Sierra and Jocelyn. They are so kind and helpful. I could not have become the driver I am without their help! Thank you

The owner is extremely rude and extra fees and won't give you your certificate. Do not go here…read more The only way you can get help with them is if you contact the traffic safety center and put in a complaint with them.

Eddie was a great teacher! Extremely informative and knowledgeable. I never felt rushed or pushed…read moreinto going too fast, but Eddie also made sure that no time was wasted on pointless chatter. I wish I took the 4 hour course! If you want to learn how to drive manual, check out Shiftdaddy.

From the owner: Discover the thrill of driving a stick shift today. You could be good in as little as 2-3 hours…read more Shiftdaddy approved instructors are ready to give you lessons. Get behind the wheel and practice how to properly shift a manual transmission vehicle.

Sent all my boys here. Reasonable prices and great staff.read more

Best. Experience. Ever. Skip McGinnis and all other local…read moredriving instructors. Turner is the hands down favorite for our family and friends now! Thorough learning program, quick, stress free testing and best pricing. My nervous teenager was treated with calm confidence by his instructor during his driving test and he was immediately put at ease. Give Turner a call- they may not be the biggest but they are the best!

Bad communication told me wrong information multiple times blamed their mistakes on us awful…read morecustomer service !!

If I could give no stars I would definitely give them that rating. This is a horrible school, I…read morepaid them so I could be the teacher. I understand that I still had to participate in teaching my child but when I am the only one teaching him what is the point. When you try to ask questions they do everything through text messages or emails, rarely do you speak to anyone. And when you do get to talk to someone, they try to belittle you. I asked my son if the school taught him any of the rules of road, he said "yeah, after you had already taught me". Save yourself the headache Nd find somewhere else unless you want to pay to all the work yourself. My son learned nothing from this school.

I had lost confidence in my off road ability and every time I attempted to go off road I had a huge…read moreanxiety attack. Cassie really helped my with my confidence and with technical skills, balance, that I really needed. I will for sure take another class!!! All I can say is WOW!!! Thank you for the incredible lesson. Now I need practice.

I had my first one-on-one lesson with a motorcycle coach last weekend and was not sure what to…read moreexpect going into it. I wasn't looking to learn any tricks, but had become comfortable enough on the road that I wasn't feeling the need for much rudimentary work. I had taken the MSF class a couple years ago but never rode again until recent weeks, at which point I had taken the bike out for a collective 100 miles or so. Do I really need a riding lesson? Come to find out, I totally needed a riding lesson! I didn't realize how much I would benefit from physically getting to know the bike, from experimenting with my weight, counterbalance techniques and handle bar steering, being encouraged to make tighter and tighter turning radii. It was all so basic, yet all so enlightening, and 3 hours flew by. Cassie is a tiny little lady who handles a big@ss BMW adventure bike like a dang legend (and she seems to be in proper standing with some other legends in field too). Even my annoyingly self-confident husband handed it to her. But also, she's super unassuming, very knowledgeable, and intuitively perceptive about what needs explaining and how. As a female rider, my experience with male riders (husband included) has been that they are less likely to understand my fear of dropping a bike, falling over, or breaking a hip! Female riders have been more understanding of that initial timidity, and Cassie offered just the right level of empathy and encouragement. That said, she doesn't only coach gals. Her website actually advertises "Everybody Only. Motorcycle Training for Anyone." And you better believe that she's prepared to train you, regardless of your gender, your riding level, or your goals for motorcycling. For the record, her prices are very reasonable, and she offers individual and class training environments. She travels to location too. We met in a big parking lot off Pan American, but from what I could tell she was willing to meet me in a location of my choosing. Highly recommend this trainer, and can't wait to go back!