My instructor Hank was an excellent mentor. I had not driven in years and needed an adult refresher…read morecourse to review basic skills, boost my confidence, and manage my anxieties and fears. Hank put me at ease right away and was extremely kind, patient, and supportive. After practicing in a parking lot, I eventually found myself driving around the city! His encouragement and supportive instruction and guidance really helped strengthen my confidence and made driving an enjoyable experience again. I highly recommend their instruction and mentorship.

Hank was a great instructor for our daughter! Our daughter learned so much - he was a great…read moreteacher and helped boost her confidence and teach her what mom and dad could not. Highly recommend this company!! The person on the phone was super nice and you can tell they really care about their customers all around! We will recommend them to anyone and everyone - best experience!

Our son was hesitant to learn to drive and resisted the idea vehemently. In December of 2024 I…read morefinally enrolled him in Behind the Wheel's weekend class. He actually loved it and enjoyed the classes immensely. Fast forward to December 2025. Our son has spent an hour a week for the full year driving with Mr. Neff. Our son always looked forward to his weekly drive and became an enthusiastic, defensive, and confident driver. I can't thank Mr. Neff enough for providing our son with such an excellent drivers education. Our son earned his license last week and is now driving solo. All thanks to Mr. Neff and Behind the Wheel. One of the best investments we ever made. Can't recommend this school (and Mr. Neff!) enough!!

The driving instructors are very impatient and sometimes downright mean. If your kid already has 50…read morehours of driving experience, it would be a good experience. But it bills itself as a driving school, which I took to mean, they TEACH your kid how to drive. My kid had about 3 hours experience driving and then his first driving lesson involved constant yelling and put-downs, and he almost caused an accident because the instructor was making him so stressed out. We had a much better experience at JCCC.

Our driver, Justin was great! Very flexible and worked with our busy schedule to get it done in a…read moretimely manner. Would highly recommend.

This is THE driving school you want for your teens. The instruction and the practice are clear and…read moredetailed. The instructors communicate efficiently and clearly with the students and the parents. They do their best to accommodate our busy schedules. 100% satisfied. Thank-you Schuetz Driving School!

A review from my daughter…read more I really like this school, and it's very individualized. The first time I went driving with an instructor I actually had a fun. My instructor was cool and collected the whole time, and made sure to help me when I needed. He didn't make me nervous or panic once, and told me exactly what I needed to know. John is the best!!!

Twin City Driver Education has taught all three of our children. They have very experienced and…read moretalented teachers and have done a good job of pairing teachers with unique needs/personalities of our kids. They are great at communicating with parents to partner on teaching. We're very pleased with the results.

First off- they say have your CDL in 4 weeks. It took over 8 weeks! I completed my first week of…read moreonline courses. I was supposed to go right into 3 weeks of yard training. I was told I had to wait a week. Then when I called to find out if I was starting the following week, they told me that due to a testing delay, I had to wait another week. Finally, I started yard training. My second day, the office called me to tell me I had to go take a drug test. Something I could have done while I waited those 2 weeks! I lost another week. So that was 3 weeks sitting at home. I finally was able to start yard training. The equipment is all crap. The trucks are barely functioning. The pavement is all broken up with rebar sticking out of it. People were getting turned away from testing because the truck failed inspection. They do not have enough instructors. Most days I would only get about 20 minutes total to work on my maneuvers and maybe 30 minutes of drive time. That's out of an 8 hour day. The rest of the day I'd just have sit and "observe" while I waited my turn. When it came time for me to test, they brought me a 53' trailer instead of the 48' trailer I had practiced with the entire time. 5 extra feet changes a lot when you've been practicing for 3 weeks on a smaller trailer. I managed to pass but I credit my previous experience for that. Finally- as a woman, I was told I would have a hard time finding a job since I was a woman by an instructor. When I disagreed, he continued to say it was because men won't be comfortable working with me because they won't be able to make their inappropriate jokes without me reporting them. I had multiple job offers within a week of getting my license. The ONLY positive was the instructors- except the one mentioned above. They do their best when corporate starts too many students. They break everything down and make it easy to learn.

DO NOT absolutely DO NOT pay out of pocket for this academy. it's a waste of time and they could…read morecare less about your future. 18 students and 2 instructors, the regional manager the branch manager and the yard director are a joke this company only exist because of the government grants students and Amazon contract. Please don't spend your money out of pocket do your research go thru a better academic experience this is not the place to go wish I would have did some research before going with the first place I found near me. By the grace of god I got my CDL but with little to no help from any of the people listed above even corporate in Illinois is a big let down disgraceful of a company all around! Save yourselves a head ache of dealing with them.

I attended their decades ago, but the professor was from outside the United States. He was so…read moredishonest it was appalling. He said there was no way I should not pass. I did

Terrible Neuro program they don't tell you there are no jobs when you get out. Not prepared to go…read moreinto the field.

Very friendly people that help people in needs, they put customers first. They help everyone from…read moreyouth to adults. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful, Looking for a place to get your license, this is the school to go to. They even pick up and drop off at home for the driving portions, unlike other schools I have checkedz

I don't even know where too start. I am happy with this experience I had with bi state driving…read moreschool. Shout out too everyone who made me get my license and made it dream come true. I really loved how easy and fun they made me experience and I think it's so worth it if you are In the process of getting one. They make it so easy for you and explain things very well and you don't have too worry about stressing over the writing exam because they go over it with you the same day you take the in person class with them. I'd really too thank Kristen very much for her help through this especially Mary cate who helped schedule extra driving lessons. And Hugh shoutout too Dan I strongly recommend that you get him as an instructor 100%. He is the best.

Class Room training and Driving classes are very informative and proper. What I Learned at Driving…read moreSchool Driving school was quite the experience for me. To say the least, it was extremely interesting. I learned so much from this course, I would like to recommend the new students to learn the driving with proper Rules i prefer Kennedy Driving school. thank you so much to the professional instructor @Kevin Groenhagen for the all the proper instructions given.

My company has a special tie to Sion because, frankly, it's where we got our start in KC. Our…read morestrategy was to offer our classes nearly free to the first round of students and hope word of mouth would spread after that. At first there was some understandable resistance and hesitation, but then the principal, Michelle Olson, graciously consented to let us teach our first group of Sion girls, and I had my first chance to teach these young women myself. Now, mind you there are two all-girls schools in town, and while I have a special tie to one of them, I do really enjoy the students who come from both. Apart from the individual consideration of each girl (how she feels when she visits that campus) the two other big considerations for attendance are alumnae and and geography. STA is up in KCMO, Sion is in South Johnson County. While there are girls from KC who drive down to Sion and vice-versa, the vast majority of the girls from that area go to that school. Both are great, and are producing among the best-educated young women in Kansas City.

When one understands that there are no good public school options for students in the urban core of…read moreKansas City, and that there are just two private schools in midtown of any quality, then the attitude at Sion makes sense. The administration knows that there are few options and treats parents that way. That indifference is astounding, particularly in consideration of the tuition. We moved to a quality public school district prior to the last year of our student's time at Sion, but decided to keep him there - HUGE mistake. Particularly if you are a boy, 8th grade at Sion is an afterthought as they groom the girls for attendance at the all-girls Sion High School. Our elective selections this year? Crochet, knitting, music for life, and poetry. The Math program is an absolute disgrace, taught by an individual better suited to be a prison warden. There are committed teachers at this institution, but they are let down by an administration that simply does not care to address its own and the school's shortcomings. Stay far, far away.