My son completed his Driver's Ed via Florida Virtual School and they gave him 3 free driving…read morelessons through Florida Safety Council. Scheduling was a bit troublesome with trying to find something that fit into his schedule with school, but we got it done. Glad they could take him on the highway for some I-4 driving on his last lesson. Instructors were good and provided good feedback each time. I'm hoping they continue to pair with FLVS for this!

Very pleased with the Casselberry location. They are professional. You can tell they really care…read moreabout the students, and their success with driving lessons & the road test.

Great experience! Although I had no motorcycle riding experience, my first day of class with Nathan…read moreand Cici was challenging. I faced difficulties with the exercises and willingly opted to restart on day one to address my shortcomings in completing specific objectives. On round two of day one, I was more confident handling the motorcycle. It was beneficial to have Nathan and Cici again, as they were familiar with my challenges and provided tailored coaching for improvement. Progressing to day two, I achieved many objectives for what Nathan aptly called the "Talent Show." (Skills Test) I now feel confident and capable of safely operating the motorcycle. A positive aspect is that retaking the class is free. So, putting aside ego and pride and approaching the experience with a smile and a willingness to learn can lead to a fantastic outcome. The key is to focus on building solid foundations to comprehend the hazards of the road and effectively navigate emergencies. This positive learning experience took place in Melbourne, FL. Definitely, going to take the advanced courses or do days one and two to hone my skills more.

I took the course at the north Orlando location with Dave and Ralph. About 10 or so students. All…read moremales except myself and 1 other female. Majority have been riding and just needed their license. Except myself, the other female and 1 guy. The guy with no motorcycle experience did not return on day 2, I don't know why. The other female in the course was there as a repeat for the driving portion and she did not stay to complete the driving test on day 2. If you have no motorcycle experience this class is not for you. It's a lot to learn in 2 days and the class moves quickly. You get a few rotations on each skill and then your on to the next regardless if you know what you are doing or not. I did not feel things were explained clearly. For example my instructor kept telling me to increase my speed to at least 15 mph but the speedometer doesn't work. As a new rider with no experience I don't know what that looks or feels like. When I asked my instructor how will I know if I'm doing at least 15 mph without a speedometer I was told that if he's signaling me to go faster than I'm not at 15. (Remember this because it will come up again in my story). Same thing with shifting gears on the bike. I've never driven a manual vehicle. When I asked my instructor how do I know when I need to shift gears I was told to listen to my bike. Again I'm a new rider with no experience what am I listening for? Dave is unprofessional and has no patience. On the 1st day not even 4 hrs into the class of never riding a bike he yells at me after I do a skill incorrectly and tells me that I should not bother with a motorcycle. He raised his voice at everyone. It was alot to learn on the 1st day. After my 1st day of class I didn't feel like going back, I was anxious about making a mistake because I had an instructor that was yelling the whole time. The overall lack of explanation on key skills needed to pass for example mph and gear shift. And the quick progression of the course. I called the school after my 1st day and I spoke to Susie and I explained to her my frustrations. She was kind and listened to my concerns. She apologized for the lack of explanations and Dave's behavior. I felt more at ease after speaking to her and decided I would attend day 2. Day 2, Dave was patient and talked to me instead of yelling at me. I felt there were small jokes made by Ralph about people taking offense to certain things or getting their feelings hurt or being soft. I tuned them out because I didn't know if he was talking about me but just seemed odd because I could definitely tell they were told about my complaints. By mid day Ralph had said to me and the other female in the class that we would more than likely need to take the course again because we were not meeting the speed requirement for the test. Which I didn't think was appropriate because you already have it in your mind that you are going to fail us. But, whatever I still went through and tried my best. I think the other female in the course was affected by this she ended up dropping her bike twice after and decided to quit. This was her second time taking this course at this location. During the driving test I made it through all the skills not at 100% but I stayed in all the lines and boxes, I had to walk out the u-turn but I didn't stall my bike, I didn't get through all the zig zag cones but I did most. I also was at the speed needed for my quick stop. In the test they measure your speed but during practice they just eyeball it. Funny, because for 2 days I was being told I was going too slow. All the guys in the class were supportive. They all swore I passed, but I was told I failed. I was surprised that I had failed because I felt I did decent for only being on a motorcycle for maybe a total of 8 hrs in 2 days. The instructor had made up his mind mid day that I was going to retake the course regardless if it was for speed or not. The expectation that you will do everything at 100% as a new rider is unrealistic. Save your $ and time. Do not take this class until you are ready for the exam.

What an amazing experience!! I highly recommend Mark if you are looking for someone reliable for…read moredriving lessons. My son took lessons with him on both automatic and shifting gear cars. Mark was always on time, patient, and reliable. He would meet my son at his school in downtown Orlando ( far from our house) , he would make him drive back home to make him prepared for his routine driving.

This is really a great place to learn how to drive. Not only Lee was exceptional with his knowledge…read moreand tips, he was very accommodating to my requests and schedule. I had a wonderful time working with them and would highly recommend them.

Swerve Driving school is simply amazing!! I utilized their services for my daughters, who were both…read moreextremely hesitant about learning to drive & a few weeks later I had amazingly eager, conscientious, & confident drivers! I highly recommend Lee & Jacki to anyone looking for lessons!

Evelyn and Jim were INCREDIBL. These are the people that you want to learn from and ride with…read more Safety FIRST, FUN second. Sign up and go even if you're a seasoned ride. The slow drills are awesome. Sharpen your skills and reduce your risks.

After finally completing the Safe ride course for riding a motorcycle, I want to say that they were…read morevery patient and offered me enough time so I can complete the course. It did take me a few tries, but they were very supportive and I felt like I learned a lot of information to help keep me safe. The trainers were great very engaged and hands-on. It took me a year to complete it, but it was worth it and I'm so happy that they were able to accommodate my training.

I can't say enough about the quality of the service and the level of instruction. All kids deserve…read moreto build the capacity to be the best driver.

I cannot recommend Evee Driving School enough! I'm 29 years old, and I passed my driving test…read moretoday! I truly couldn't have done it without them. A HUGE thank you to my instructor, Andrew. He was absolutely amazing--patient, kind, professional, encouraging, and incredibly thorough. From the very beginning, he made me feel comfortable and confident behind the wheel. He explained everything clearly, corrected my mistakes with patience, and never made me feel embarrassed or discouraged when I got something wrong. Andrew didn't just teach me how to pass the road test--he helped me become a safer and more confident driver. He always knew how to explain things in a way that made sense, and every lesson left me feeling more prepared than the one before. When test day came, I knew exactly what to expect, and I PASSED! One thing I especially want to mention is that driving school is NOT just for teenagers! I'm 29, and I had such a great experience. Whether you're a teenager learning for the first time or an adult who never got their license, needs more practice, or simply wants to feel more confident behind the wheel, Evee Driving School is a wonderful option for ALL ages. You can tell Andrew genuinely cares about his students and wants them to succeed. His patience and encouragement made all the difference for me. Thank you, Andrew, and thank you Evee Driving School for being part of such an important accomplishment in my life. I'll always be grateful! 100% recommend--and if you can, ask for Andrew. You'll be in the BEST hands!

Evee was exceptional! I needed someone to teach my son, but he had to be someone trustworthy and…read moreable to pick up and drop off my son at my home in Poinciana. And oh yes, he had to be affordable. Evee surpassed my expectations; my son loved him, and by lesson six, he had already mastered the skill. I am preparing my daughter to take her lessons soon. I recommend Evee; he is the best out there. I would not trust my babies with just anyone!

The guy I first talked to on phone had a stick up you know where but when I took my CDL test (to…read morepull a trailer over 10,000 Lbs), the examiner was friendly and made the experience great.

Do not support this school. If you're serious about a trucking career attend a school that is…read morebetter managed. The school has old outdated trucks and is completely mismanaged. Overall my experience has been a nightmare.