The level of customer service and responsiveness from the owners and management is deplorable and…read moreunacceptable. The drivers were friendly and helpful- and were always on time.

Such amazing instructors, everyone helped me so much and were so sweet i would 10/10 recommendread more

My daughter took lessons with this organization and we were very happy! Her instructor was very…read morepatient and nice. All the women in the office were very helpful and friendly!

From the owner: AAAA International Driving School, Inc. is Southwest Ohio's finest driving school, and we have…read morededicated 50 years to driver safety through top quality, first class instruction that goes far beyond customer expectations. We are very proud of our A+ rating on the Better Business Bureau.

Passed test on my first try. Came in not knowing how to do cones left knowing how.Best in car…read morepeople were really nice would sit and talk with you while you drive.Best part they won't scream at you for making mistakes.

I have twins that went to 2 different driving schools. The actual driving and maneuverability…read moreinstruction that Bick's provided was better by far. In fact, the only reason that the twin that didn't go to Bick's passed was because after we borrowed cones to practice with, Deena from Bick's spent time with her to give her valuable advice on the "Bick's Way" which had her easily getting through the cones within minutes!

Amazing place to learn to drive. I just finished driving school with them and I feel so much more…read moreconfident about driving.

Honestly, not pleased with my service. My mom and dad both…read morepaid nearly 700 dollars for my incars. I thought the experience would be better considering we were almost paying 1,000 dollars. First of all, they always ran out of time. I scheduled all of my incar appointments from 11-1, sometimes the instructor would not be at my school until 1110, and sometimes I would not get back to school until 130, leaving me to miss a lot of class. Secondly, we must discuss Tom. Tom was very weird. Kept calling me "sis" and i'm not the only girl he'd done that too. Weird nudges on the arm. Weird shit like that here and there. He cussed in almost every sentence, and was so rude to me. At one point I had to defend myself just so he'd shut up. I made a minor mistake on the road and he kept bringing it up over and over and said he "didn't understand why i would make a dumb mistake like that." However, I had Larry the first two incars and he was awesome. Very laid back and polite, taught me a lot. Pls fire Tom he is super weird.

Really love it here, they really helped with my driving so far. Would recommend to my fellow…read morefriends and family

They were really nice a respectful except for this one driving instructor but the lady that had…read morebeen helping learn how to drive for the past 3-4 days really did help me become better at driving, she was really patient with me, offered me food, and if I were to do my eight hours again I would do it here.

Horrible! Honestly, just go to Bicks instead. I had a very…read morebad experience with my driving instructor -- he had zero patience, even though I'm a brand-new driver. He rushed me to drive on dark streets with no lights, and he didn't even turn on the brights. He also rushed me through my maneuverability without giving me enough time to check my mirrors. On top of that, he kept repeating himself even when I was clearly doing exactly what he told me to do. If you have teens with driving anxiety, or new drivers with little to no experience, DO NOT go to this driving school!

Process is not clear. Certificate delivery was not explained - and as a result we missed our…read moredriving test appt. Zero flexibility or willingness to deliver certificates more timely. Three kids and $1500. Sigh.

Both my children attended in car training and it really helped. They both feel confidentread more

Westside driving academy was great! I do recommend the in class sessions, as I believe is easier to…read morelearn and quicker to get through the course work. My son took the online and struggled to make time with sports and everything going on. They worked with us. Rich was very helpful through the whole process. Another perk over the rest was they have the parallel parking you can use any time as long as someone is not using it in there session. We utilized this on weekends and nights. He passed with flying colors 1st time. Can't say enough about them. Can't believe more parents haven't commented as I've heard good things from many 16 yr olds now driving safely because of them.

Walking outside with my children riding their bikes, a Bee Driving School vehicle came down our 25…read moreMPH street at a high rate of speed. The only person in this vehicle, made an illegal turn down a one way road, the wrong way and almost hit a bicyclist heading the correct way. He realized he was going wrong way and turned off the road to go around the block and to pick up his student, coming up the correct way. As he returned, i confronted him, informing him of his reckless disregard to public safety, he apologized and said he couldn't tell if it was one way or not. With that, i pointed straight at the two giant signs saying "Do Not Enter". I also suggested to his student, currently driving to seek a different driving school. I called and left message with company. And I watched as the Chief of Police dialed the phone number on his cell phone. This evening the boss lady called me up, very defensive of her driver, making excuses, even though she wasn't there. Then she got really upset and threatened to call the police on me when I told her it was all captured on video. My response was even funnier, i informed her that it was thru the video that the police got the company name, number and license plate number. "You can't videotape our students...", yeah, I know, that's why I kept video down only to capture business name, number and license. You lead by example. And to defend this behavior of your employee like you did is the reason I wrote this. "He didn't know the area..." Really? Fortunately for us, all the State of Ohio road signs are standardized and uniformed through out the state, or werent you aware of the state laws regarding road use?