Worst driving school ever! The only care about your money and will make you pull over just so they can lecture you. Just to waste your scheduled driving time. I took lessons and drivers ed here and it is a big regret of mine because this school always cuts time out of your time to drive, barley teach you anything and yell at you. During Drivers Ed David just talks about random things instead of actually teaching student about driving on the road. They are better schools please don't waste your time or money here. read more

You get what you pay for! Cheap price compared to many other places but crappy services as well. Driver's ed classes aren't supposed to be entertaining, yes I get it. But the instructor, David, made you want to pull your hair out. He would ramble on for 5 mins at a time about stories having nothing to do with the lesson at hand. When talking about violations, he told the students "if you make that mistake, you go home and think about how stupid you are.How dumb it was!" Ummmm, that is not professional or ok to say to anyone, let alone a group of teenagers. Yes, I was present that day when he said it too. It took me alot not to speak up. The woman at the front desk said it was ok to make payments to complete the $675. I didn't ask, she willingly told me I can pay in full or make payments when I signed up so I paid $225 on the first day. I wanted to feel things out first. Here we were a week into the classes and in front of a class of 10 or more, David pulls out my son's documents and embarrasses him in front of the entire class saying "you can't sign up for lessons because you no have enough money!" I definitely spoke up than! I told him never to embarrass my son like that again because it is rude and I absolutely do have the money so I will bring the check tomorrow. I emphasized how the woman sitting at the desk 2 feet behind him said I can make payments but never said signing up for the driving portion would be an issue if not paid on first day. So I will bring the check tomorrow since they don't accept cards but I sure did have the money but don't ever dare embarrass my son again. I brought the check the next day and picked his schedule. A few days later, my son drove 15 minutes out of an hour, than it was another kids turn. They will easily have 3-4 students drive within one hour so you get jipped. Of the 6 hours observation and 12 hours hands on driving, they will only sign you up for 12 hours total. They try explaining that they are making it easier for you to do 2 hours in one. After the 15 mins of driving lesson, I called and demanded a refund. I had been patient enough. A few words were exchanged but they knew I was not backing down. Got my refund and moving onto somewhere else. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY HERE! read more

TERRIBLE !!!! they only care about your money!! Stay away. I started to do research for a affordable driving school, and I came across this one I seen the rating but I thought since I'm only going to do the driver ed it wouldn't be that bad. Every time I had to drive 2 hours they would take away 30 min saying it was a rule to take a "break" Secondly David is extremely rude! First time driving with him every little thing I've done wrong he would tell me to stop and give me a 30 min lecture telling me how I am a bad driver and that I'm stupid. The other driver was good but every time I told him what do I need to work on he will ignore my question or tell me " he can't tell" Finally when I'm done with the driver ed course . I just wanted to be done with this school , and they had the audacity to take 2 months to give me access just to take my road test. I kept calling them and it would be excuses after excuses after I finally had enough I told them if they don't give me what I asked for I would call the BBB, and the next day and now I can finally take the road test. PLEASE DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME. read more

STAY AWAY! They illegally use your information to retaliate! So I finally got my refund after threatening to sue them. They actually told me "we are running a business to make money you know?" I was stunned. I mean yes make money but don't rip me off for lessons YOU didn't give. But it gets worse. I booked my road test by myself online. I let them know earlier the date so I can reserve a sponsor. After that I hadn't gone to the rmv website until recently since my road test was coming up. When I couldn't find my scheduled appointment I called the Rmv directly to ask what happened. The RMV told me someone canceled for me on Nov 5... If I didn't do it, the only other place that has my permit number, name, date of birth, is this driving school. And would you know? The date of the cancellation? The day I asked for a refund for my lessons. I never told them to cancel my road test. They had no legal right to call and cancel on my behalf. They did this illegally using my information wo my knowledge or consent. Stay away. read more

Want to pass the road test? Go to another school. I went to this school for a road test since I could not get one from RMV myself. I heard that driving schools have some sort of connection which can make an appointment faster. I went there at the end of September to get the road test appointment with them. The woman was on the phone and did not hang up until 5 minutes later. She was nice though. It cost me $108 and yes, cash only. She asked what my schedule was like and told me that she would get back to me in a week. Two weeks had gone by and no one called me. I called her and was informed that the road test appointment will be Nov. 5th which conflicted with the schedule I had given them. Luckily, I was able to adjust my schedule to fit it in. I had to get to the school at 8:30 am and they would drive me to the test center. I got there at 8:25 am. I was the first person to show up followed by two Chinese girls and an African American girl. The Chinese instructor from the school took the 4 of us out without telling (at least) me and the African American girl what we were going to do. He just told us to put our purses in the trunk and let one of the Chinese girls drive. They talked in Chinese THE WHOLE TIME!! The Chinese girl ended up practice driving in the parking lot behind the school for 30 mins. The instructor asked us, who were sitting in the back, from time to time if we knew the hand signals, how to parallel parking and do a three-point turn. The instructor seemed to be knowledgeable. Then, we took off to the gas station and then drove around that area. At 9:30, the first girl drove us to Cambridge and we made another stop at the gas station. The Chinese instructor let that Chinese girl practice parallel parking and the three-point turn again and again in that area. Around 10:15, the African American girl and I were still in the backseat hoping that we would be able to take the test anytime soon. But no, the instructor let the other Chinese girl drive for 20 mins and left the African African girl and I behind. Then, he stopped and went out to smoke and told us that we were going to take the test. Finally at 10:45, after sitting in the back of the car doing nothing but listening to them talking in Chinese for two hours, he took us to the road test center in Cambridge. He did not let me drive the car before the test. The three of us who took the test failed. This included the Chinese girl who drove the entire morning, the African American girl who had 7 years of driving experience and me with 9 years of driving experience. The Chinese instructor even talked to the RMV examiner that I was good. Then I failed. The last Chinese girl did not even have a chance to have the test. It looked like this school has very "good relationship" with the RMV people. After that, he drove all of us back to China Town without having a word to me or the African American girl. He just talked to his Chinese students all the way from the road test center to China Town. I asked what was going on but no one talked to me. When he got out of the car, he said "If you want to make an appointment for the road test again, go to the school". Hell NO! read more

This little hole in the wall was the best thing that could happen to be my lesson was so accurate passed my driving test right after!

I actually already have a driving license, but since I only drove in a car 10 or so times after I got it and then haven't driven or even thought about driving for over a year, I thought that it would be better to get a refresher lesson or two before I subjected the people of Boston to my driving. I had 2 lessons with Kin Sun Lau - the first lesson was 45 minutes long and the second lesson was 1.5 hours (two lessons back to back). He helped me feel really comfortable and safe behind the wheel from the very start. During the first lesson, we mostly drove around Boston - around the South Boston/Chinatown area. During the second (longer) lesson, I practiced driving on the highway by taking 93 down to Quincy. I also practiced parallel parking - on an empty road AND between two actual cars (!), parking lot parking, and putting in gas (hey! I've never had to before!). I had a great experience there and would recommend it to all of my friends! Just some basic info: - The lessons are $32 for 45 minutes on weekdays; on weekends, you *have* to sign up for two lessons back to back (i.e. $64 for 1.5 hours) - They only accept cash - You can't schedule appointments over the phone; you have to go down there in person read more

My daughter took lessons with them , at least 5 , never got out of the parking lot, just a waste of time & money Switched driving school , and in 5 lesson at the other school , my daughter had her license, on the first try Do not make a mistake and use these people read more

Terrible driving school. My sister took 1 lesson here just to practice. She had already registered for a road test with another school. D & D Auto actually called the RMV and canceled her test since we told them we used another school for the test (the RMV only requires your permit number to cancel the test)! We found out the day of the road test after reaching the center and upon doing some investigation. Stay away from this school! read more

my skill was ground zero and now i am pretty comfortable driving around. all thanks to D&D. i had about 10 lessons (i need all these because of my poor skill, ha ha) and just passed my road test today : ) thank you teacher tong! i think he is one of the best driving teacher. he told me some many important points and those are all really helpful to get me pass the test. few tips to make your experience better at this driving school. you will need to be there in person to make appointment. paid in cash. (so, you can't make appointment over the phone) and when you show up for the first appointment set up, bring all the permit and the $$. once again, a big thank you to teacher tong : ) read more

The worst experience ever , please I beg you all out there never come to DnD driving school . They just need money that's all the boss is so rude and the lady more rude . They just drive you that's all no information nothing else .i took 3 classes and they just drive me around telling me nothing about basic stuff I got failed becoz of that when I told DnD boss about this stuff they just ignore me and said they don't care and they don't give a damn if I got failed they were just saying it's my fault I keep telling that the instructor was not good enough I wanna talk with the instructor they told me they don't have time for me now I'm wasting there time . This is how they treat there customers after took the money then they give this shit type of server . PLEASE never ever ever go to this place . read more

The teacher is very kindness. I could get a license only 8 lessons. Anyway, I had good skill for road test. Especially thanks for Mr. Lau. read more

All they want is money! They charge more for everything compare to other Chinese driving school. They would tell you to pay for two lessons before road test and just give you one lesson instead. After I passed my road test, I asked the teacher if he can drop me somewhere near RMV or even on the half way back to school. I was shocked by his answer, "10 dollars. If you take a urber to RMV from school, it costs 10 dollars." I told them to schedule my road tests at watertown, but they didn't give a shit. They just scheduled them at Cambridge. But they do teach you how to pass the test. If you are willing to spend more money on bad service, this driving school is perfect for you. read more

I went to this school and had a positive experience. I had a wonderful instructor named Danny and he taught me everything I know about how to drive safely on the road. I was really scared about driving around the busy streets in Boston, but Danny really knows what he is doing. I took about 10 hours worth of lessons and passed my road test in July on my first try. He will teach you how to parallel park and drive on high ways, which was nerve wrecking for me. He is very patient and will correct your mistakes on the spot! I think Danny is one of the best driving teachers there and I am so grateful I made the choice to go to this school. It is cash only, and sometimes it was hard to pay for the classes because the receptionist was not always there, but the driving lessons were worth it. I recommend giving this school a try because it worked for me. THANK YOU DANNY! read more

I had bad experience with Another driving school so I decided to give this school a try. My instructor, Wei Choi Lau is the best! He made me a better driver. Every time I had lesson with him, he always made me practice parallel parking and other parts that I am struggling with. He often give me some suggestions on fixing those mistakes. And today during my road test, two to four hours before the road test starts, he made me practice and get used of the test site so that I will get a feel of the place. I would recommend everyone to go to this school if you want to be a good driver! read more

Money money money, that's all they care about. "When is the available days to practice driving? "$32!!!" They don't give you the full amount of time to practice driving. Money is always on their mind so if you're willing to spend over $700 for this bullshit then go ahead. The only cool people there is the driver instructor, Wei he's chill. David is willing to bring up other people personal information as an entertainment for others. read more

This is the worst place ever. They purposely fail you so that you have to go back. Never EVER go. I had asked the teacher to teach me how to parallel park, but rather, they insisted on driving around for the better part of the lesson. This was all before my driving test, too! Terrible place. I hated every moment of it. read more

To start out with, I have been driving since last summer when my parents taught me. My parents live abroad (but we are American) so I figured I would take some lessons and get my license once I turned 18 now that I am in college. I chose D and D Auto School because they were the cheapest I could find and I am on a college student's budget. My first lesson was with Wei, a week before Winter Break. I then went abroad to visit my parents over winter break and drove about 30 hours with them as practice before my road test. When I returned to Boston, I went for a driving lesson to see if the instructor thought I was ready. My lesson was with David. Before the lesson, David asked me where I learned to drive. He then proceeded to make comments about how the driving in "my country" (I'm from California) is wrong and whoever taught me, taught me wrong, essentially insulting my parents. I found his comments to be ignorant and downright racist. I received some terrible advice from him including a remark about how "in the USA, your mirrors don't matter, you only need to look in front of you". I was criticized for following the law in some instances, notably, not changing lanes at his instruction in the MIDDLE OF AN INTERSECTION. I took another lesson on the day of the road test. 20 minutes before the test, the instructor went so far as to call me a lousy driver. Way to boost confidence. I ended up passing the test, so I'm grateful for that, but I accredit that more to my prior experience than the instructor. I suppose my personal experience with the school could have been worse but, if I didn't already know how to drive correctly, I would've been turned off completely from driving by my experience. People who don't know how to follow the rules of the road definitely shouldn't be teaching others driving. read more

At first it was fun learning how to drive but then the instructor kept telling me to take more lessons. Ugh...they said I would only need 10 lessons then they added 4 more. I had my last lesson this week. I registered for the road test and they told me to wait..dude for what? My friends told me you don't have to wait to take the road test, it's usually the next day or so. I'd say this driving school is the worst, though the paying is better that some others which costs around $60/hr. My instructor Lau was good and helpful. He's never late and sometimes would add a couple minutes more to your lesson. If you ever go to this school, I recommend Wei Choi Lau as your instructor. The receptionist is awful. She is nice at times, but when I tried to change the times/dates of my appointment she wouldn't do it and says you cannot get a refund. One of the instructor you MUST avoid having is David! A lot of people says that he's always late and finishes the lesson early. You can never argue with him, he acts like he's the boss of everything. Even the staff and other instructors at the school says that too. Even if he is the staff, he should act accordingly as a good one to follow not a bad one. There's another Chinese driving school in Chinatown Boston that has better cost($28) and staff is better that D&D auto school. I heard this from a good friend, I do not know where it is. But I recommend this better that the one i'm suffering from. read more