I had a great experience with Wilco Driving School. The customer service was amazing from start to…read morefinish,everyone was friendly, helpful, and made the whole process easy to understand. A special thank you to the instructor, Victor, who went above and beyond while working with my daughter. He made her feel comfortable and confident during her driving test, which really helped calm her nerves. His patience and encouraging attitude made a big difference, and you can tell he genuinely cares about his students' success. Overall, I highly recommend Wilco Driving School to anyone looking for a supportive and professional learning environment.

I just sent my last child (three total) to Wilco. We continue to have an amazing experience with…read morethe best instructors!!! If you are anxious about driving, have experience but need more practice, or have never driven before and starting from scratch, this is the place for you! My kids had Mr. Vinklarek (son) and Mr. Turtultubu (daughters) who were professional, patient, and kind. They actually instilled a love of driving simply by their calm and pleasant demeanor. Both also have a great sense of humor! I admit, this place is still a tad pricier than the others, but you get what you pay for, and isn't learning one of the hardest things you'll ever have to do in adult life totally worth it?

Great experience at Travis driving school. The women at the front desk were so helpful and the…read moredriving instructor was amazing. My daughter took her DPS test there and he was very thorough at the end letting my daughter know what she needed to work on. Great advice that I didn't even know as a seasoned driver.

I recently enrolled my kid at Travis Driving School just to take the driving test. We had not taken…read moreany classes with them, and honestly, the experience was very disappointing. The instructor, Allan, came across as very intimidating and seemed to have a very specific way he wanted things done. It felt like he believed his way was the only correct way to drive. What bothered me most was that even when my kid was doing something safe and correct, it seemed like it wasn't good enough simply because it wasn't being done in the exact way Allan expected. After the second attempt, where my kid drove very well, we still didn't get the license. The whole experience left me with the strong impression that if you want to pass their test, you're expected to first take their classes and learn their particular driving style. It felt less about whether the driving was safe and correct and more about whether it matched the instructor's preferred method. What's interesting is that several of my kid's friends had similar experiences with Allan and described him as being quite mean and intimidating. We eventually went to the DMV and had a completely different experience. The DMV instructor was calm, professional, and actually gave useful tips. My kid passed without any hassle. My advice to parents: if you're going to Travis Driving School just for the license test, think twice. If you do go, I would strongly recommend asking for a different instructor than Allan, as my kids friends had better experiences without him. Based on our experience, I would not recommend Travis Driving School for the test-only option.

First, this school is very thorough and strict and your kid like mine will learn everything! It's…read moreso important to add this onto just parent taught lessons. Kids really need more experience. Big plus with Stonepoint is you can also take the DPS road test here! No need to make appointments and take time off... They have certified DPS instructors. I thank this school for helping make my daughter a better driver. 99% pass on her DPS road test. I highly recommend having your kid drive for a 2-4 months before taking lessons here. Because she is very strict. I recommend asking questions before or after you drive... not during the lesson.

Stop considering this right now if you don't want your child traumatized! This instructor is mean,…read moredisrespectful, and downright dangerous. My son was so freaked out by her that he exited the vehicle during his lesson and I had to pick him up from a parking lot. I know he wasn't going to get in the car but she didn't even wait around to make sure he was safe, just left him there! I wish I had read the many detailed reviews before subjecting my son to this.

The best driving school in Austin! I was recommended by my manager and had never driven before. All…read morethe instructors and the owner is great and very helpful and kind. They are also very knowledgeable and patient and I was able to learn and pass my test thanks to their expertise and experience. Brandi was my main instructor and she was absolutely great. I also had Elias and Hector and they were very nice and easy to work with as well. Also shout out to Yolanda and Nalani for making booking and processing so smooth and easy. Overall, a great bunch of people and a complete pleasure to work with!

I enrolled in this driving school expecting to learn how to drive. What I got instead was an…read moreunsolicited sermon. Apparently, the curriculum here is designed around praising Jesus. I am not a Christian. I did not sign up for a religious experience. If I wanted spiritual guidance, I would have gone to church, which I won't, because that is simply not who I am. Teach me to drive. That is literally your one job. George is also arrogant, acrimonious and loves to moralize at you like you are sitting in his congregation. It was unprofessional, uncomfortable and frankly offensive. Keep your religious views to yourself, this is a driving school not a place of worship. The cars are another story altogether. Ancient, dirty and falling apart. Every single lesson I was just hoping the car would survive long enough to get me back. It was embarrassing honestly, let alone unsafe. I walked away after spending so much money having learned absolutely nothing about driving. Not one useful thing. I joined Coastline Academy shortly after and the difference is night and day. Being there has shown me exactly how much this school dropped the ball and how little they actually care about teaching you anything. Avoid this scrapyard of a place. Seriously. Go anywhere else.

I took the online version and paid for e-filing. The court told me they didn't receive anything and…read moresent a summons. I called and Funny Bones told me I paid for the instant download version and needed to print and take it to the court myself. I explained I *also* paid for e-filing. She *then* told me they sent an email and I had to take that to court and file it myself (that's not how they describe e-filing and that's not what any definition of e-filing is). She then told me she would "re-send" the email. I never received the first one *and* that is not what E-filing is!

LaDonna Claude made the class great and go by fast and gets us involved in the class and let's us…read moreshare our stories. We talk about actual driving experiences that happen to us here in Austin Area and explains what maneuvers are legal and illegal. Lunch is great while watching 2 Fast 2 Furious then she starts class after lunch.

DON'T CHOOSE THIS SCHOOL. The tester in this location has HARASSED at least FOUR Asian ladies. I…read morefound this out by posting my experience in the Asian community. We all got treated awfully in the same way. FYI, I believe this white hair elderly guy is the only tester of this location. On my first test, he asked me "Where are you from" and then "Why are you HERE." I answered but he did not give any response. During the test, he kept making weird noises in his mouth the whole time, I couldn't understand but I could tell he was super vicious and definitely cursing something. Afterward, he failed me, and then walked to my mother-in-law instead to tell her "Your girl has no idea about the law here, go home and teach her more." And he asked me to come back two days later to take another test. On my second test, he kept touching my arms up and down, asking me where my husband was from; and how long I'd been married. I told him I had been married for two years. And he called me "You are an old lady now". Then he said it was a joke, I do not find this funny. I passed the second test, but how he touched my arms made me disgusted for days. I know he could probably get away with what I wrote above because he is old. He could say "Sorry I am too old to make people feel respected." "It was just some little jokes." But again, I did not see him touch the guys' arms. And other Asian ladies got touched, and one of them said she was cursed by this tester the whole testing process. I want to share my experience because I think no one deserves to be treated like this, I paid 85 dollars for the test, technically I am a customer. But seems like he enjoys abusing the power in his hand.

I can only comment regarding the driving test. The person that conducted the driving test is flat…read moreout incompetent and an idiot. How is if possible to deduct point after point for simple fact that the student taking the test drive ls absolutely correctly up to the speed limit that is 30 and 40 miles per hour. Unbelievable how stupid this person can be. She was also absolutely mad about whatever and she took it on the student. Since you are an incompetent l, let me remind you that is absolutely nothing wrong with respecting the posted speed limit. The student that took the test has far superior driving skills than anyone you taught how to drive. I am so glad we did not let the student learn how to drive with you. Absolutely nightmare. Go and potatoes cause you definitely have zero knowledge of driving....

This is an experience you have to do. Instructors are awesome. Whole experience was first classread more

What an awesome experience!!! We drove down from Dallas to take my 16 year old son to do a one day…read morecourse and it was one of the most exciting days ever. They have a really neat program to teach drivers the techniques for rally driving and it works. Wes and Scott were super and really focused on safety and having fun. Their program is focused on showing you what needs to be done, doing the skills, taking a break to let is soak in, and then doing it again. It's very well structured and by the end of the day they were doing the slalom course with a lot of confidence. As for the team, I didn't meet anyone at Rally Ready that wasn't outgoing, personable, and just plain nice. They love rallying, but are genuinely good people. It's not about pulling people in to stack the house, but about teaching a subject which they are passionate about. Thank you Wes, Scott, Dave and the whole team at Rally Ready for making my son's experience the best ever.

This course is definitely not 6 hours.. Ive been working on it for 3 days at least 2 hours at a…read moretime and I'm 39% through. And I clink on to the next slide as soon as it allows it. Its really easy BUT WAY MORE TIME CONSUMING than needed.

Update: Thank you for the public response, but I want to clarify for others reading this. I already…read moreprovided proof that I attended the full 9-hour course and contacted support multiple times about technical issues. Instead of honoring my time, Aceable only processed a refund after I filed with the BBB. While I did receive my money back, my 9 hours were completely wasted, and they refused to credit me for the course. This is not just about money -- it's about respect for students' time. Please know that if you choose this provider, you may risk running into the same problems.

If you are looking for a course that is effective, safe and on point, then this is the experience…read moreyou are looking for. Bryce Gross, our teacher, comes from a solid background providing exceptional, clear, concise instructions that left us comfortable at the end of a course, getting on a bike and riding into the sunset. I recommend this course and cannot stress teh important of learning about motorcycling before you get on the bike. 5 star is an understatement. Thanks Bryce for your patience and for holding us accountable to learn and not just collect our money and go.

Wanna ride? Go see Bryce…read more Just completed (successfully thank Heavens!) the MFS so here are my thoughts. First, remember that the course content for the Texas MSF is exactly the same no matter which school you go to across the state: that's how DPS maintains consistency. So what you're looking for is the difference in teachers. I checked out all the providers I could get to easily - being in north Austin that's a half dozen or so. Based on the reviews and the website I thought Bryce over at The Ride Company was the right fit - man, did I make a good choice. First; he respects everyone and is always positive. In two half- days of training (roughly 12 hours) I never heard a negative thing out of his mouth, to me, or anyone else. He's respectful, calm and into teaching. When he needs to give you input he takes you aside - never in front of others! - and it's always couched in ways like "try it like this" or, "think about that." Always positive, always respectful. Second, if you're going to learn the foundations of riding (I can still hear him, "clutch first, then squeeeeeze the brake") why not learn from someone who loves riding and loves motorcycles and is excited about sharing his passion with others? Two wheels is fun - learn from someone who hasn't forgotten that. Really have no negatives to report - there were plenty of breaks from the brutal sun, plenty of 1:1 coaching and plenty of enthusiasm from Bryce. Like I said - the content is the same: it's the person who delivers it that makes a difference. Go see Bryce.

I had a great experience taking my driving test. John Kiene was an excellent examiner who helped me…read morefeel comfortable and confident behind the wheel. He remained calm, professional, and never made me feel pressured or nervous during the test. His attitude helped create a positive environment, which made the experience much less stressful. I would also like to recognize Alexa at the front desk. She was very kind, welcoming, and helpful throughout the process. Thank you both for making this an enjoyable and positive experience. I truly appreciate your professionalism and kindness.

I recently enrolled my kid at Travis Driving School just to take the driving test…read more We had not taken any classes with them, and honestly, the experience was very disappointing. The instructor, Allan, came across as very intimidating and seemed to have a very specific way he wanted things done. It felt like he believed his way was the only correct way to drive. What bothered me most was that even when my kid was doing something safe and correct, it seemed like it wasn't good enough simply because it wasn't being done in the exact way Allan expected. After the second attempt, where my kid drove well, we still didn't get the license. The whole experience left me with the strong impression that if you want to pass their test, you're expected to first take their classes and learn their particular driving style. It felt less about whether the driving was safe and correct and more about whether it matched the instructor's preferred method. What's interesting is that several of my kid's friends had similar experiences with Allan and described him as being quite mean and intimidating. We eventually went to the DMV and had a completely different experience. The DMV instructor was calm, professional, and actually gave useful tips. My kid passed without any hassle. My advice to parents: if you're going to Travis Driving School just for the license test, think twice. If you do go, I would strongly recommend asking for a different instructor than Allan. Based on our experience, I would not recommend Travis Driving School for the test-only option.