The instructor well explained the significant matters that drivers and other road users must know…read more There is no dull moment throughout the discussion. He has a great willingness to answer questions, and he makes sure to clarify everything.

Nick In costumer service is the reason for this review I…read morewould not like to have anything to do with that kind of attitude!

My son's driving test experience was just as everybody said it would be... calm, cool, and…read morecollected. Nick was exceptional to work with, easy to schedule with, and made the process super peaceful and easy-going. I definitely recommend!

My child must have had a one off experience since everyone has given 5 stars. Anyway, I don't…read morerecall the adult's name who observed my child's parallel parking and driving portions of the test, but he was an older gentleman. He was condescending, rude and unprofessional with me and my child. He had lots of grey hair, he was around retirement age. With the way he treated us, he should be retired and away from young kids trying to get their license! At this business, they make the first time drivers (many of the minis 15 or 16 years old, mind you) start with parallel parking. The student gets one try. If they aren't lined up directly in a straight line with the cones, you have to pay one more and book another appointment. Kids aren't given a second try or any "suggestions" on what they can improve on before the second attempt. I think that is quite fraudulent, especially with the condescending tone and word choice this old man had with my child and I. Perhaps we got stuck with an older gentleman while everyone else; who gave this place 5 stars; must have a pleasant adult observer. Too bad we didn't get that. Especially knowing these kids are first time drivers, you would think they would receive some patience and not an intimidating and rude experience from a business. Take my word, book your appointment with not this man. Too bad I can't remember his name, avoid a retirement age man for your kid's and your own sake.

Just passed my segment 2 test, overall I'd say that it's a great driving school if you want your…read morechild to go somewhere in-person. Oh, also, Ethan is a great instructor :3

From the owner: Teen driving school in Novi, Plymouth, Canton, and Northville area. We offer Segment 1 and Segment…read more2 class for students looking the best education. In person classes, NOT online. Learning to drive is to important to be using the worst form of learning, online. Class fill up quickly so be sure to register soon. Classes start at only $575 for Segment 1 and $85 for Segment 2. Drive Jeep Wranglers! Our promise to you is simple: At LIFE Driving Academy every student receives an extraordinary education in an inspiring and safe environment with caring people. We will do our part to ensure you graduate with the confidence, skills and abilities to drive through life successfully. Life is a journey and we will help you drive it safe.

Yes, I'm 32 years old and I just got my driver's license - hooray!! I couldn't have done it without…read moreJanita at 1 Stop Better. I used to think that my friends could teach me to drive, but I finally realized that I needed the wisdom of a professional and that's just what I got. Janita not only taught me how to drive well, she taught me how to pass the State of Michigan road skills test (two very different goals). She also helped me relax while I was driving by telling me a slew of truly bizarre stories. Trust me, great storytelling ability is an excellent quality in a driving instructor. I took 4 hours of lessons. I found the rates to be the best among all the local driving schools. It's $50 an hour for adults, or $95 when you purchase 2 hours at once (and you don't have to use the two hours at the same time). As far as I can tell, this business has no storefront. Their website is kinda lame, but it gave me the phone numbers I needed to get the ball rolling. The practice vehicle was in great condition and fine to drive; it comes complete with a passenger side emergency brake! 1 Stop Better does not offer road skills testing. Oh, the best part is that they will pick you up and drop you off wherever you want. I was able to turn my lesson into a ride from my Ann Arbor job to my Ypsi home - and I drove it! Being a regular bus commuter, that felt awfully good.

I finished segment 1 a while back and I went there 3 times to get my certification of completion…read more Every time they either didn't have the keys to the building or weren't there. 3 months later we went there again to get it and they said I didn't even go to class. After showing proof of the lessons they "found" my certification in her office. Can't believe it took 3 months to get something so simple.

We purchased the Course Plus 10 option. My daughter took Segment One at the Novi location and the…read moreclasses were taught well for the most part while trying to make it interesting and fun for the students. The time spent behind-the-wheel as well as the closed course sessions were definitely very good with patient and good teachers and driving instructors. They taught her the rules of driving well. However, trying to schedule the Plus 10 hours portion of her contract has been tedious and quite unpleasant. The person who schedules these sessions at the Novi location has been offering times during the week when my sophomore is in school and it's difficult to find any availability immediately after school. At one point, I was even told to not call them and that they would contact me with availability as and when slots opened up. That's not what I would expect of a driving school that needs to have a better system in place for these private drives, especially when they're already paid for. Moreover, the majority of their clients are high schoolers who they clearly know can't book driving sessions during school hours. I truly hope they can modify their scheduling and get a system that's more conducive to helping high schoolers book their private lessons more easily.

My son has been attending this class for about 2 weeks now, and we are greatly disappointed. On…read morewhat planet is okay to make a 15 year old study driving for 4 HOURS, uninterrupted? 2 hours of lessons, followed by 2 hours of driving, on the same day? And this is directly after a 6 hour school day. I have to say, I'm disappointed. Learning to drive should NOT be this exhausting. 1 star; wouldn't even recommend this cruel dump to my sister in law.

This school is really nice and ran pretty well, I had a really good experience with my instructor…read moreMax, he made learning and driving really easy as my whole class had passed the test. Driving on the roads after he taught me was very smooth and easy for me and he even made it fun dropping my nerves, would 100% recommend every one too go here.

From the owner: Champion Driving School offers Driver Education to Teens in Livonia and the surrounding areas. Both…read moresegment one & segment two classes are offered monthly. "Champion Driving School is the best driving school in the Livonia area"

I had not driven in 2 years due to a hospital stay. A&A provided a three hour driver's evaluation…read morewith 40 minutes actually driving. The evaluaion was very complete. I am very pleased with the results and their suggestions for driving improvements. p.

This place is fraud. They took our money, then told us they don't have the proper equipment to…read moreevaluate. My wife went in for a driving evaluation for her disability license. According to the instructor, she passed the clinical exam with ease, but they refused to continue with her exam after learning the controls in her van were different than the ones in their vehicle. This should have been the first question asked when she called to schedule the appointment. The instructor does not have the common sense or experience to make proper decisions and this facility is not at all equipped to train or evaluate anyone with a disability. they should disclose their lack of knowledge, ability and reasoning BEFORE taking anyones money.

Find other driving schools, pay a bit more but don't sign up for a headache of dealing with All…read moreStar customer services and draconian rules. While attending a virtual class and encountering connectivity issues that were resolved within minutes, you're kicked out of class and not allowed back in. Have to sign up for additional classes, and pay additional fees.

Very bad Drivers ed school hard t communicate with and they keep delying stuff do not rec excellant…read moredriver school is way better would recommend!

this company is a gimmick , they don't teach improv Theory for songwriting at all? It's all cover…read moremusic . if you're thinking about playing guitar or approaching music creatively, instead of reading tabs and that nonsense , you shouldnt send your child here .

My son was crushed and cried his way to school this morning because he found out that he was…read moredismissed from the 'School of Rock Farmington' by the new owner Chris, for nothing that my son did. Chris, without any notice or discussion with us, decided to dismiss my son from the school this morning, because I responded to a SoR customer survey that he didn't like. My concern and issue was mainly with the new ownership who I believe has changed the 'School of Rock Farmington' from a music loving family culture to a money focused operation that takes advantage of the love we have for our kids. Shortly after Chris took over the Farmington location, my first conversation with him consisted with him telling me how poorly the school used to be run by the prior management and how he was going to make everything bigger and better. Soon after the ownership change, Eric, the former GM, along with many other staff members that we loved, were gone. While I really didn't like the changes that I was seeing, I eventually decided to ignore it because my son was so in love with drumming. And most recently, I had an "interaction" with Chris over paying cover for two young kids that we had in our group from this past Sunday's mid-season concert. When I asked him why our 6 yr old daughter and her 6 yr old cousin needed to pay for cover (because little kids didn't need to pay before), Chris immediately got defensive and angrily told me that since he became the owner at Farmington everyone needed to pay no matter how young. Then he went onto tell me how expensive it was for him to run the shows and called me "petty" for even bringing this up. My son really loved the school and all of his teachers and friends he made so far at SoR Farmington. He really fell in love with drumming and really fell in love with music, which I credit the prior SoR management, and all former and current teachers and staff members for. My son and my family loved the program and would like to thank everyone at 'School of Rock Farmington' that looked after him. He's currently heart broken, but I'm hopeful that he will find a better school that looks out more for the kids than their own ego and bottom line. P.S. My brother-in-law emailed Chris this morning (without me knowing) because our whole family is heartbroken right now. Chris responded back saying that he will have my son back in his school as long as I changed my review score to an 8. I have no intentions of making any compromises and don't need to have my son back at his money/review hungry institution. I hope Chris well too and wish him luck as he tries to make a ton of money off the kids that just wants to love music.