Super helpful, ine on one with awesome instructors! Office is very organized! I passed my first…read moretest where others passed their 4th try! You won't be disappointed!

Several months ago I passed my class A CDL with EZ wheels. I was coming from another school in…read moreLinden that appears to be a professional driving school but was absolutely horrible with junk equipment. I had previous experience driving trucks and I had pretty much mastered my parking maneuvers from the previous school on my own merit. Even though the DMV recently modified the pre trip and parking maneuvers right in the middle of my training. I worked with EZ wheels for a total of 4 hours with one on one instruction. Reviewing the recent changes and getting a more road time with a 53' trailer. The 4 hours spent at EZ wheels was more beneficial than the previous 24 hours spent with the prior school. The previous school gave me one opportunity to have road time for about 30 minutes, at night time. In my opinion, not at all ideal for my first time with a 53' trailer behind me but thankfully because of my previous driving experience I did well. I'm not really into trash talking other businesses so I really want to focus more on what EZ wheels does well. 1.They are very accommodating with scheduling. 2. The instructors in the yard are professionals. I had two sessions, two hours each and then my road test date, all lined up perfectly. They are there to help you learn and really have some good knowledge to share. Little extra tips on shifting, etc that are helpful. 3. It is one on one training. Let me repeat that part for the people in the back. The training is one on one!!!! Be forewarned not all the schools out there do this. The school I originally signed on with did not. Read the contracts you are potentially signing, and then read them again before you pay up. I highly recommend EZ wheels. They have good equipment are very professional, and will give you the knowledge to pass your CDL. Good Luck!

I strongly recommended Paradise driving school to anyone . Big up to instructor Dwight Williams…read more who did an excellent job that prepares me for the road test which I pass and driving skills in general. Very professional and takes the time to ensure you get it right, not just for the test but your driving skills in general.

Just so you are aware, they only allow two lessons per week and are quick to take your money before…read moreclarifying anything. I got the 15-lesson package, had to wait two weeks to take the five-hour class, and then I was informed about the two lessons per week. When I told them I can't wait that long due to college, she said since I already started the package, I can't get a refund. I then asked why I was not made aware of the policy beforehand. She said I signed a paper after the five-hour class. I retorted. You said the package starts in the five-hour class. Why did you not tell me that before? Radio Silence? I talked to the manager; he started patronizing me! After a long, arduous process, I managed to procure a refund. DO NOT give them your money!!!!! Nevertheless I booked another driving school and started two days after I paid... A far cry from the three weeks paradise made me wait.

I took classes with Safe Roads Driving School a few times. Chokri, my instructor was very good and…read moreprofessional. He explained/gave instructions clear, simple, quick and easy. It made me feel comfortable driving. He explained everything I wanted to know about driving. I took my first road test with him and I passed with flying colors. I highly recommend taking classes from them. Thank you Chokri for your help!

Wuick, Easy, Professional. My son drove around Jersey city with the instructor in the safe roads…read morecar. My son thoroughly enjoyed his session. We will book again for sure and will recommend to friends

Fabulous driver training of my son! He passed his road test on the first try with nearly a perfect…read morescore. Definitely recommend this school.

The reception is okay to talk to. but they really don't advise you properly as to the best course…read moreof action as a beginner driver. My first time learning to drive I went to them because I had no one else to help. I thought as a beginner it would be good to take around 7 lessons to see how it goes, and space them out once a week before the driver's exam, which I learned would be about 2 months away. This was a bad idea to take lessons so spaced out. But I did not know better and nor was I told. but the main problem was the fact that the instructor was terrible(Vincente/Vincent). friendly for the most part, but very inept at teaching. my first day there he just had me sit in the car and told me to drive. I was confused and scared. And he looked at me and said verbatim, "you never driven before"? Yea I've literally never driven before , that's why I'm here. But I digress. 6 out of 7 of the lessons were just driving around. he didn't teach parking or 3 point turns for 6 lessons, so I was forced to buy 2 more a week before the exam. On the 6th lessons I mentioned it to him and he told me next week he will teach it to me... He would also be o his phone a lot while he taught. While he did teach me okay techniques for parking and 3 point turn afterwards. there was a lot I've come to realize with a new school I signed up with that he didn't teach me. And because he didn't instruct me on what I would consider fundamentals now, I failed my first exam. As I recall he would tell me I'm turning to wide and I need to handle the wheel better, but he would never instruct me how to do these things. How to prevent making wide turns and how to handle the wheel better. And as a beginner you just trust the teachers judgement while doing your best. on the exam day I had one more lesson, and the instructor had another girl ride in the back seat while I was taking my last lesson. Which in itself was nerve racking as he admonished me during hurried parking exercises which were very impractical and sporadic. He would have me pull in and out of parking spaces along the same street with little warning. Afterwards we drove to the testing site, and I was a nervous wreck. long story short, I failed that day. There were two more girls there with me who took the exam who had vincent as a instructor, one passed, but it was her second time taking it too. so she failed before, and the other girl failed as well . And I learned in my earlier lessons that there was another girl who failed 3 times with the same instructor. So I might be wrong but I think the problem is the instructor. After I failed vincent looked at me with a smirk and asked what happened as though it was a joke. and while looking away just whimsically mentioned we will begin practicing again. Which would not be the case. I switched to a different school about a month after this disaster. the teachers were so much better and mind you I just wanted a fresh reset on being taught everything I already learned. they taught me to prevent making wide turns aim to turn into the center of the lane that you want to end up in. they taught me two methods of parking and 3 point turns on the first and second day. They taught me about paying attention to what kind of lanes I'm turning into to make sure I'm driving center in the correct lane. They taught me to pay attention to signs lights, pedestrians, and to not be mentally and physically rushed by other more impatient drivers, but instead to pay attention to the instructions being given while being aware of those who might cause accidents. I'm taking the exam soon, and hope I pass, but at this point it's up to me. I feel more prepared than I did with the other school. I'm not advertising for the school I'm at now, that's why I'm not stating their name unless someone wants to as me specifically. I'm just giving my outlook and experience as a first time driver. but i highly do not recommend this school. take care

I had Amalia as my instructor and she was the best! She kept me calm the entire time and her…read moredirections were very clear. Amalia taught me almost everything I needed to know during my first lesson, including parallel parking and K turns which she made me do several times over until it was like second nature. She is very alert and will point out if something you are doing is incorrect, immediately teaching you the correct way afterwards. Amalia is very patient, kind and humorous, which makes the lesson very enjoyable and relaxing. She arrived on time and did the entire 2 hour lesson. I highly recommend Amalia!

These people are crooks. They are over priced and under deliver. Go with Mike at ShiftAbove2…read moreDriving school. Mike is friendlier, more knowledgeable and a better value. Had a lesson at 10:30am. The Instructor was super grumpy and standoffish. Did not introduce himself. Was very short with me. During the lesson I had to force him to explain things to me by continuously asking questions. Even then I would get very terse answers. Mind you, some people might be too shy or nervous to ask questions (especially teens), but if I hadn't pushed this guy to explain I would have walked away with absolutely nothing. The only time I heard him laugh was when he was making fun of a mistake one of his past students made. It was like being back with my abusive parent again and having to tiptoe around one of their miserable moods. Then when I called the office to tell them the instructor was miserable the woman I spoke to interrupted me and started talking over me. I don't care how long he's been with your guys. That's not how you treat people. He did drive me home at the end of it. But I would have much rather he just treated me like a human being and left me at the meet up point, than treating me like garbage the whole time and then trying to make up for it later. I really wish I'd checked yelp before I booked this. I see some other bad reviews on here too. I'm so disgusted. Don't waste your time or hard earned money with these crooks.

Hello guys I passe the drive written test today and I did a lot studies from this FNL test driving…read moreand it is really helpful the exam questions totally similar .Thanks

Hired them only because of Yelp reviews. I mean, how the hell else am I supposed to know a good…read moredriving school from a bad one? My older son tried once to get his license when he was 17 and failed miserably. Some people excel at certain things. He is a wiz at math and statistics but sucks behind the wheel. Fortunately he lives in a large city so a driver's license is more of a convenience than a necessity. Called and spoke with Nancy and enrolled Brandon the same day. She was more than helpful. I explained to her that he would be a handful and asked her to assign someone patient. I wish I could remember his name because he was terrific. Very patient, informative and a hell of a nice guy. After hearing and, more importantly, reading lots of driving school horror stories it's good to know that FNL is out there. Highly recommended. Thanks, Nancy.