We had a wonderful experience with Alex! He was in communication with us all throughout the…read moreprocess, showed up on time, and provided my son with solid driving instruction. Highly recommended!

I needed my daughter to take some real driving lessons, so I went online and based on the reviews I…read morechose Alex Driving School. Best choice ever. Alex is professional, reliable and very caring. He makes sure the goals are discussed from the beginning. He works with the teenager while communicating with the parents, keeping them informed which for me was extremely important. Before calling him I had called another driving school and the person on the phone was very dry and seemed not interested in a new customer. Alex assists you through all the steps, before signing, during and even after by proving documents and guidance.

So glad I chose 1 Act for my driving lessons (wanted a refresher). Thank you Jamaica for making…read morethe lessons a great learning experience. Professional and full 2 hour lessons.

I signed up for a risk reduction class in December with the classes beginning on Monday, 1/12/26. I…read moredidn't receive the link until Friday 1/9/26 explaining that a workbook was needed (physical or virtual). I requested a physical workbook due to my eyesight and was told to be at the Duluth office to pick it up on Monday by 4:00 (they are not open on weekends) on the day of the class (1/12/26). I left work early and arrived by 4:00 only to find they were closed. I was told the office manager left early and I had to view the workbook electronically. That was just the first red flag. I realized early in the class that the instructor did not seem to like me by his responses to my answers to some of his questions. I was trying to show that I was present and participating, but he was condescending and he belittled/berated me if he disagreed with my responses. By the last day, he questioned in class if the children that I work with even like me (the classes are recorded). This was personally not a positive experience for me. I would not recommend. Finally, the communication appears to be primarily via text messages, and the beginning of the thread seems to be automated (at least over the weekend) since I asked questions that were never answered and the responses were generic. It asked if wanted to participate in another program, but when I asked what it was, I didn't receive an answer. If you text them with issues during the week, an actual person will respond, it just takes a while.

Instructor Brian Humphrey is terrific. Also the office manager Lisa is very knowledgeable and…read morenice. I used Taggart's for my driver training for bioptic glasses. Lisa knew I had to have the road test at a DDS facility. I recommend you use Taggart's. If you are a teen, you can take the written and road test at Taggart's. Their smaller cars make it easier to parallel park and etc. It is worth the price !

Tucker location: I am very disappointed in this program! My…read moreson completed his teen course in 2016 and attended the entire course (4 days). We are now trying to get his ADAP certificate so he can take his driving test. After calling to get a copy of the certificate, I'm told (by someone in the office who seemed bothered by my request) that he did not participate in that part of the class. She stated that the teens are given an option to participate. This can't be true. They let a teenager choose whether or not they want to participate in this part of the program!?!. We are now stuck with tyring to figure out how to achieve this responsbility! The process is very flawed and they need to ensure that parents are aware of this option. The staff is not helpful, to the point of being dismissive!

Nathans partnered with my daughter's school and offered a drivers ed course on half days. With…read morelittle notice, Nathans told the kids and parents that there was a mandatory 2 full day course that needed to be completed. Parents moved schedules around and now - 1 day before the course was to start, Nathans has canceled the course (due to alleged "low enrollment") and stated new weekend days that would be required. Nathans never asked who was attending and at least 10 families have indicated they had every intention of attending the course. Scheduling, and communication related to that, has been a disaster. There is no way possible that a business professional is running this company.

My daughter attended Nathans. From the classes there, it's unclear that the instructors know how…read moreto drive. The teachers lost control of the class every class. At the end of the class, she could never pass the test and had to retake. There were not enough driving instructors to ever schedule them in person. Institutions like this are the clear argument for repealing the requirement for driving instruction before obtaining a license. That law breeds scam and fraudulence. Nathans is an outgrowth of that and a foreseeable consequence. Let me save you 32 hours + of your life.

I moved to Georgia recently from New York City and had no experience driving and Nancy changed all…read moreof that. I was so nervous and Nancy was so patient and helpful. She really taught me the rules of the road and built my confidence from scratch. She escorted me to my road test and I passed on my first try. I have my license now and have been driving on a daily basis ever since. Her prices are very reasonable and she was always available to answer questions and accommodate my schedule. I would recommend her to anyone needing driving lessons.

Driving instructor does a real fine job communicating to the whole class I highly recommend this…read moreplace

No one looks forward to training classes of any kind, especially if they are to meet the demands…read moreappointed by a court or some other governing entity. I had an unfortunate series of events earlier this year. I found myself at 49 years of age (a month away to 50) being charged with reckless driving. Since it was my first offense, I was allowed a no-contest (nolo) and one of the provisions of my sentence was to take a Risk Reduction Class. My "offense" was in Florida, however I live in Georgia. This made it cumbersome to find a class that met both needs, especially with both states having different views on their return from COVID-19 guidelines, all provided online. Now, Florida would allow an online course, while Georgia required an in-person attendance. Luckily, Zoom participation was allowed to serve for in-person criteria. I called several training centers. They had either stopped teaching the course, or had closed their doors to a lack of business. I left a voice mail message for "! ! 0 1 Atlanta Area DUI and Driving School, LLC, and Eugene Nchinda promptly returned my call. He was both professional and personal. He made sure I felt confident that I could take his class soon and that it did meet the standards that I needed. We made an appointment to talk further after he encouraged me to look online for the dates that were of interest to me. Eugene was confident and caring. He made sure I was at ease and never asked me for details on my case or anything that had happened to me that brought me to his company. I can only imagine the stories he has heard from students, during his instructor trainings, and what I found out later from his personal experience. He had heart and demonstrated this in his teaching demeanor. Now, I have had 20+ years of experience being an American Heart Association Instructor for Community and Healthcare education. I have attended an instructor training class every 5 years, dozens of conferences, and trained thousands of people in my career, life-saving techniques. I pride myself on being a good student no matter what type of course it is, and I am especially critical of the teachers. I'm not afraid to offer constructive criticism in my after-course evaluations. Eugene had character and possessed class. He made me laugh on many occasions. He made sure each participant was included in discussions and was clear and concise with his delivery and management of time. Three days of training, back-to-back, is a lot to manage. Keeping us interested, engaged, enlightened and informed is a difficult feat. Eugene did this poignantly. I looked forward to our next sessions. He made us all feel human again, when a system had once made us monsters. He also was humble and open to learning from his students. That's a genuine trait of a great instructor-to be able to put ego aside and receive knowledge when it's their stage or show. I highly recommend Eugene Nchinda for your training needs. He's bright and a positive role model who's proud of his heritage from Cameroon, Africa. He would be a great presenter at conferences and as a representative of the curriculum and content he learns and masters. I pray-to all those who are reading this-that you never have to take this course or ever have to face a conviction of DUI (guilty or not). It knocks the wind out of you and depletes all joy and honor. I am a very strong, resilient survivor of a long-term, lifelong compromised immune system...my experience, as lucky as I was, almost broke me. I have witnessed how easy our hearts harden when faced with gloom and doom from a system that's designed to protect us all. I commend Eugene Nchinda in his commitment to providing necessary trainings that are mandated with a flair to engage each student, keep them focused, and remind us how easy it is to slip-up and a prayer that they never are charged with another DUI or reckless driving charge. In fact, his final words are "I hope that I never see you again, as a student of mine...that he hopes we meet again under different circumstances". That's a quality guy.