Excellent and patient instructors. Dustin was terrific with my son who was very nervous. Gerald and…read moreKendra were great too. He'd previously used a different company and had a very negative experience. Highly recommend Legacy.

I hired legacy driving academy to work with my granddaughter. They upped her driving skills and…read morelevel of confidence and she passed the driving test with flying colors. The guys she worked with were all great and the office in getting it all organized was extremely easy.

Marwan did a wonderful job teaching me how to drive. I kept putting off learning how to drive…read morebecause I have anxiety but Marwan made it a breeze learning how to drive, especially as someone with zero experience behind the wheel. I am now confident driving! This driving school was so affordable and I learned so much! Thank you so much for such a wonderful experience!

I enrolled my 19 year old son in the 15 hour course. Same as the 10 hour with a little extra…read morepractice. I called to ask a few questions and liked their answers better than some of the other more expensive places so I signed him up. He spaced the lessons over 2 weeks and my son and I are happy with his results. After I paid I scheduled his first lesson and then afterwards we set up his schedule and had it all planned out. We did a few mornings downtown, especially around the light rail and then a few afternoons. There was an evening class scheduled and it had started to storm so they came back home for safety reasons but he and I both were glad he was able to experience driving in the evening, in a storm and on I-17. Everything worked out beautifully. The second evening was good as far as weather and he was able to experience the downtown Scottsdale area. He then came home on the 101. They let him fill up at the gas station and they did the drive thru experience. All in all the training was top notch and we are happy we did this. He passed and he's happy and I'm grateful. As far as the fleet: my son drove in a Toyota Yaris and it was a good car. We both felt safe with him driving it. He has a Camry so he will be bumped up to more of a sedan as opposed to a compact car. I didn't see the other cars but judging by the shape of the Yaris he had, I'm gonna assume they were all nice. I believe they have Toyota Corollas and Kia Souls. Now for the instructors: my first impression was very good and it seemed to be a good fit for everyone. Marwan is the owner and an instructor. Very nice gentleman and knew what I wanted and needed. He completely made my son and I feel at ease. Told me all the things they were going to be working on. Explained all the steps and he was on point. He said he had been training for over 20 years so that also helped reinforce our comfort. He did the first 10 hours of the lessons in 2 hour increments. He was super cool and my son liked him a lot. The last 5 hours were with Esmeralda. Great gal. My son loved her. I believe she was the night instructor and why they changed it up but she was just as good as Marwan. No complaints. Both were very patient and helpful. They all in all were super great and I will recommend them highly to any and everyone. Overall I not only got my moneys worth but now I have a confident teen licensed driver. I know just doing it myself would have been cheaper but they went over things I hadn't thought about and with every report from my son when he was done with each lesson he was able to actually educate me, so that right there made it all worth it. He didn't have to take the skills test as this WAS the skills test so that also was beneficial along with the certificate of completion to give to insurance company for a 15% discount. There were a few hiccups and all but it was all worked out in the end. Thank you A plus Driving School.

We had a really good experience with Go and Drive recently with our son Landon. We're originally…read morefrom WA where driver's ed wasn't optional and you took it in school, so this was a new world to us booking it this way. Scheduling was easy and convenient, lots of different days and time slots to pick from. The different packages options are great for helping any level of experience driver and some include the actual road test and licensing appointment. It's one on one instruction, which I appreciated. I also liked that it was the same model car that he drove in all his sessions to help him be more comfortable. The two instructors we had, Sean and Brad, were communicative, friendly, patient, and encouraging. They really gave my son the big boost of confidence he needed for things like parking in parking lots. After every session, we had a little download about what went well, areas to work on, and how all the things related to the test. They practiced all different kinds of driving scenarios, driving defensively, the "unofficial rules of the road here in AZ" (driving here is just different, it really is) and not being distracted. Our son was able to pass on his first attempt with flying colors! Having the test and licensing appointment included was totally worth not having to make those separate trips to the DMV. We also got the driving course certificate for the auto insurance discount. I'm in the insurance business so trust me when I say, it helps a ton !! Teenagers being added to insurance comes with some hefty sticker shock. Will be using Go and Drive again when it's time for our other two kids to drive.

their service is not at all good. The instructors are not experienced .I paid for 10 hrs of driving…read moreand I get only 9.5 hrs of driving behind wheels . Donot waste your money on this .

I recently was at fault in an accident and doubting my skills. Bill Durrenberger came to my house…read moreand spent an hour evaluating my driving. I feel much more confident now. The price was very reasonable and even though we had originally thought about two lessons he told me he was satisfied that I was a safe driver and did not insist on a second lesson. Honest, patient, prompt, and gives helpful advice. What more can be asked of a driving instructor?

We used freedom driving academy for my son's lessons and driving test. It was so convenient and our…read moreinstructor Bill was great! He was super patient with my son and made him feel very confident. We highly recommend freedom to anyone looking to improve their driving skills as well as take the actual driving test. thank you Bill!

I decided to use Stop and Go based strictly that it was one of the closest driving schools to our…read moreresidence. My husband and I both have large trucks and my teenager really didn't feel comfortable driving either when he first received his permit. I found the package that would best fit our needs on the website. Ten hours in car driving with them administering the DMV road test with the last lesson. After paying for the lessons they send the recipient an online gift certificate. Booking online was a breeze. Photos and times available for each instructor easy to maneuver. After three lessons the instructor did state my son needed some more in car driving practice prior to booking his last lesson / road test. After each lesson the instructor emails a report on what needs to be worked on before the next lesson. Both instructors my son had showed up on time and were personable and answered our questions. So easy having them pickup at my home. Pricing competitive to others, but priceless in my book. Driving with these men gave my son the confidence he needed behind the wheel. Totally recommend and we didn't have to stand in line at DMV.

My entire experience was 5 !!!!…read moreFrom the time I called and inquired about what the school has to offer to finishing my sons last lesson today! Absolutely made the right choice going with Stop and Go! HUGE kudos to my sons instructor, David C. My 21yo son is starting late at driving. He lacks confidence in himself and talks himself out of everything! I quietly shared this with David C. and he took all that away! He encouraged him and talked him up. My son looked forward to seeing DavidC, like they were best of friends! My son passed his license today and turned 21 on Tuesday! Exciting week in our household! They above and beyond this company offers is, taking the students to the 3rd party DMV for their permits and licenses. This is worth every penny to me!!!!

Choosing a school to get my Class A CDL took some time. I spoke to a lot of people and looked at…read moreseveral options. The one thing that really stood out to me about CDL Trucking Inc. was that you pay about half the cost of many other schools, but you get true one-on-one training. It's just you and the trainer. That meant a lot to me. When I first heard about CDL Trucking Inc., I called and left a message. Shortly after, I received a call back from Mickey. You could literally hear the smile in her voice. She clearly loves her job, she's extremely knowledgeable, and she made me feel comfortable from the very first phone call. She even gave me her email in case I had questions because I was still about 4-5 months away from attending the school. Anytime I emailed her, I would get a reply within 5-10 minutes. If I told her I'd be on break at a certain time, she would actually call me then. That level of professionalism and communication meant a lot. After that experience alone, I decided CDL Trucking Inc. was the place for me. Looking back now, it was one of the best decisions I've ever made. When I finally started school and met everyone in person, Mickey was exactly the same as she was on the phone--positive, hardworking, and always smiling. She handles a lot of responsibility, but she never lets it affect the way she treats people. For many students, she's the first person you interact with, and she sets the tone for the whole experience. I was assigned a trainer named Phil, and I can honestly say he is extremely knowledgeable and patient. I attended pre-trip class every morning at 7 AM for seven days, and the class runs about two hours. To be honest, by the third day I felt overwhelmed and started questioning whether I made the right decision. I remember talking to Mickey and she told me, "You can do this. You're only on day three. Stop doubting yourself." My trainer Phil also reminded me to stop being so hard on myself and trust the process. After that, I started staying later each day to practice. Pre-trip class was from 7 AM to 9 AM, my driving training was 9 AM to 11 AM, but I would stay all the way until the school closed just to keep practicing. During that time I met a gentleman named Berick. At first I didn't even know he was the owner. He took 30 minutes out of his schedule to answer my questions and gave me a system that made learning the pre-trip inspection much easier. The next day I tried the method he showed me, and it worked. There were days I went home feeling discouraged and doubting myself. But what stood out to me about CDL Trucking Inc. is that the staff doesn't just teach you--they encourage you and genuinely want to see you succeed. At the same time, they make you earn it. They are not just going to hand you a license because they like you. From start to finish, you have to work for it. On day six, I stayed late again and talked with Berick more. He shared stories from when he used to drive trucks himself, and that's when I realized he was the owner of the company. For someone in that position to take the time to invest in a stranger like me spoke volumes. By day seven, it was test day. I passed my pre-trip and I passed my parking. Unfortunately, I failed my road test because of lane control. I wasn't focused enough on checking my mirrors every eight seconds like I was trained to do. But what was remarkable is that nobody lost faith in me. They gave me another opportunity to take the road test. Today, March 10, I came back to the school. I trained again with Phil at 7 AM, and at 9:15 AM I took my road test again--and I passed. The road examiners know exactly what they're talking about. If you have questions, any staff member will give you a straight, honest answer. The best moment of the day was finally being able to ring the bell. It took me eight days to earn my CDL, and I will never forget this experience. Thank you to Mickey. Thank you to my trainer Phil. Thank you to Berick. Thank you to my examiner. And thank you to the rest of the staff who helped me believe in myself. If you are on the fence about where to go to get your Class A CDL, give CDL Trucking Inc. the opportunity. Their facility is clean, organized, and has plenty of space to train. I'm forever grateful for the experience. Thank you again, CDL Trucking Inc.

Great School. Convenient and great price fastest place in Phoenix to get a CDL license.read more

Great Driving School - although I am older, and an experienced driver, I appreciate many of the…read moretips and strategies I learned from my instructor Pat (who also owns/runs the company). We drove all over Phoenix (airport/highways/busy streets/parking lots). One thing I like about the ten hour course is that your fifth lesson includes their certified road test. Now all I have to do is go process my license. I was able to complete the course in approx. 5 weeks.

James was very patient with Isreal and Dominic when he was instructing them. We are looking forward…read moreto James teaching our Donovan how to drive. Thank you Northstar School of Driving!

Now, before you go judging my speedy excursion through the desert, realize that any day now, your…read moreluck will run out and one of the several hundred cameras all over the Valley will finally catch you. Just when your guard is down; it snap your pretty picture and you'll have to pay up, too. In which case, I would recommend the Arizona Academy of Defensive Driving, if you're eligible. Here's why: 1. I honestly expected the sort of half-assed, poorly executed service that comes from companies that survive almost solely because of govmnt. entities (much the way govmnt. offices and services are run). This company had friendly customer service when I had questions about whether or not I was eligible, and spent a good amount of time on the phone with me while I figured out which location/time/date would work for me and still keep me in check with the deadline to complete the class, and even sent me an e-mail reminder the day before my class with info reminding me where it was and what I needed to bring. 2. Apparently there is an exception for Yuma courts that criminal speeding (below a certain mph number) is still eligible for driving school. I really thought this was going to be a nightmare to set up with multiple calls back and forth from a school to the court and possibly even faxed papers from the court to the school, but it was not at all with AZADD. I did in fact call a number of schools before finding AZADD and they seemed to be clueless about this exception - weird considering it's their livelihood to be up to speed on these things (no pun intended). Well, that was if they answered the phone at all! Too many had weird hours or just a recording to leave a message. Really? This does not help your credibility, people. 3. The facility was a decent place - a meeting room of the Comfort Inn and Sweets (ha ha, I'm leaving that because when I do stuff like that, I shake my head and go "I'm an editor?" Hey, at least I proofread!) in Scottsdale. In the past I've taken class in that trashy strip mall where Yucca resides and in an abandoned school off McClintock that was equally as run down. Not to mention, the class itself was $29. Though I paid $244 total, all but $29 went to city and state fees. 4. The instructor was not using his time in front of 60+ grumpy students as a springboard to his stand-up comedy career. To be honest, the instructor did crack a few jokes, but they were actually funny, particularly when he made fun of those inevitable students who have their endless "hypothesis" questions or want to argue why a law shouldn't be a law. It is, d-bag; get over it and let's move on. 5. The instructor knew his stuff. It was impressive, really. If you've ever been to a driving class, you know there are actually a lot of myths out there about what is legal and what is not legal and vice versa. He cleared all that up and even knew why a lot of the misperceptions existed in the first place - I can honestly say I learned a lot of *useful* information. 6. The instructor knew when to breeze through a topic (i.e. how to drive in the rain or basic common sense stuff) and when to spend more time discussing shit we actually care about (i.e. do I really have to pay that camera ticket?) Traffic school already sucks, so you might was well get a good company to help you through it!

UGH!!!!! It was pure torture and I thought of every idea to…read moreget released half way through the 4 hour class. Faking a seizure only works in the movies and I refuse to pee and crap my pants to get out of class ever again. Anyhoo....I give this class five stars because it has met its objective. I no longer hit the gas when I see the po po coming. It was a nervous reaction officer and I'm on my way to Palm Springs. Please, just this one time? Nope, bam- driving school for your mister! On a side note, I strongly believe the crazies that were in this class were planted psychotics and I now disagree with every one who has made the statement "there is no such things as a stupid question." Well there is such thing and these dummies proved it. Yes, I'm looking at you Mrs. Stupid and rolling my eyes dramastically. Although you were ticketed for speeding, you ask a question about Marijuana use and if you can strap your toy poodle in the passenger seat while taking the HOV- exclaiming dogs are people too! Dogs aren't PEOPLE people, we all know better than that! You had it coming... WE ALL DID!