Just had my last 1hr session with Mr Rossi yesterday - learnt how to change a flat tire, now how…read moremany driving schools over the DFW area do you know that teaches you how to change a flat? I came to learn about The Driving Institute, earlier in the year in January - I had a relatively bad experience with another Driving School, after 10hrs of road experience with that school... I was left with no confidence in any of my skills and I barely got any feedback. I booked myself in originally for 2hrs behind the wheel private lessons (which after I passed my driving test - I added in a further 2hrs later in the year to gain some confidence with Interstate and Highway driving), and I must say from the moment I contacted Miranda at The Driving Institute, I was greeted with nothing but friendliness and professionalism. I had my lessons with Mr Rossi [The 2hrs were split into 1hr sessions] and I have to say just after 2hrs, my confidence rose to further than what it was after 10hrs with my previous instructor. He fixed any issues I had within seconds with such simple techniques. He's a great teacher and he knows his stuff! It was well worth my drive from Richardson just for the lessons - I couldn't recommend anyone better to get you ready for these fast and furious Texas roads.

Janet was extremely professional, courteous and patient. She was extremely accommodating and…read moreworked with my schedule to get my son's driving test completed. The institute is firm but fair and my son is definitely a better driver.

The ladies at Sweet Chariot Driving School are nothing short of AMAZING! I went in there with very…read morelittle driving experience and after 11 one hour sessions, I not only passed my driving test and received my license, I gained the confidence that I was missing to drive. Mrs. Carol Sanchez was my instructor. She was knowledgeable, patient, kind, helpful and fun to drive with. The other instructors, Aaliyah, Tom, Fatima were just as knowledgeable, helpful, kind and fun to be around. I truly enjoyed my experience with them.

The instructor made my son feel very at ease before his road test! It was nice that they do not…read morerequire an appointment to test. Highly recommend!

I highly recommend Lear 2 drive academy if you are in need of a teen driver education. My daughter…read morecompleted the course and got private lessons here and she is ready to get her license next week. Learn 2 drive academy helped us all the way through, from getting her drivers ed to the road test. We are very thankful to Mr. Ronnie and the team who were very patient with my daughter! Kudos to you all!

I do not believe should be licensed or in business teaching teens. The name of the "school" is the…read moreRight of Way Driving School, and you probably list this address as 534 West Harwood Road, Hurst, TX, but this address has been vacant for some time. The "school" is located at 8214 Boulevard 26, N Richland Hills, TX I believe this school violates of the rules and is appalling failure to provide legitimate Driver Education. The location can only be described as a junk shop. It is piled floor to ceiling with junk, trash, packaged food items. The aisles are completely full of junk and I cannot imagine this is not a fire code violation. There is no adequate instruction area. It is a mess. The owner/instructor, Mr. Hendrix sleeps in this "store". It is set up with a bedroom. My student and I have found the instructor sleeping before and during class instruction time in various locations with various excuses. His personal car (and the only instructional vehicle) is there overnight. The car is a mess as well. Instruction is abysmal according to my student. The instructor just points the kids to materials and lets them go on their own, then goes to sleep in the back of the room. For the entire class period. The kids can run around and do as they wish, exploring the junk, even sleeping if they'd like. The instructor is very smooth on the telephone and even slipperier in person. I think much of what he says has little relationship with the truth. He is apparently skilled at circumventing your rules, controls, and procedures and has done so successfully for some time and gotten away with it. What he provides the teens is a gross disservice of the trust placed in him by parents. I have enrolled my student in another school and could not be happier.

The instructors are very helpful, the team in office is very knowledgeable about drivers Ed!read more

Terrible I mean terrible customer service, especially from a lady named Mary. I highly recommend it…read morefor anyone who is thinking about taking their kid there to reconsider. Mary was very rude; she has a mean attitude about "I am right and you are wrong." I would even say DPS is much nicer than Mary, and we all know how DPS is.

She yells at learners with anxiety! And says things like "what is wrong with you?"…read more She answers her nanny calls during lessons and arrives late for pickups. I had to deal with all this until my last straw when she took payment for lessons she won't give at all!! Unbelievable horrible service !!! It's obvious she's forcing her clients to leave 5 star reviews.

I totally agree with Sophie, Olivia,and Susan. Brandon McDaniel is amazing, professional, and…read moreprompt with her calls and actions. She is one of the most customer-centric pros I have met. My siblings and I hired Pearl Rose Academy to evaluate my 91yo mother's driving. We had our concerns. Brandon understood and took mom on as a client. They spent 5 hours together and we ended up being reassured that all is safe for our mom, for now. Brandon called me after each lesson and gave me details about mom's skill set. Mom agreed for us to do this and she ended up loving Brandon. We will call Pearl Rose in a year or two or if we see a decline in mom's ability to be safe for herself and others on the road.As you can predict, taking away a parent's right to drive is a hard responsibility. We want mom to have the objective, professional input from Brandon so she can make her own decision when the time comes. We also have the info from Brandon to fairly and objectively determine if mom is safe on the road or not and then make the hard decision if mom decides to drive past her clear capacity to do so. Thanks, Brandon for being professional, compassionate, and smart about safe driving.

The Dmv provided many many options to choose from for defensive driving courses, I saw this "humor…read morecourse and thought it would be a fun way to get rid of my ticket! This course is literally false advertising there are no jokes, no funny, and it's more boring than the process of getting your actual license itself. They say it takes around 8 hours to complete but it took much much much longer than 8 hours. I DO NOT RECOMEND.

I didn't even have to look for them. I needed a driver defense course and viola!...coupon in my…read moremailbox! . The course is sooo affordable, and it's online! Couldn't be anymore convenient. Their customer service is top-notch as they were available to me 24/7. In the middle of the night I got locked out, called them and they took care of me...very professional and polite. They also offer several mailing options to fit your needs. Just don't wait till last minute to take it. Allow time to receive it via mail. Unless of course you wanna pay for express mail. Thank you!! I received my certificate(s) in the mail just in time to take it to court for dismissal

We booked a 3rd party driving test for our daughter who did Aceable and had parent-led driving…read moreinstruction. Aceable got the paperwork slightly wrong, and Community Driving School worked diligently to help us get everything sorted out so our daughter could get her test taken and have the correct paperwork at the DMV. Howi was the young lady behind the desk who was so kind and patient. Mackenzie was the expert on how everything should look and be properly filled out, and Ahmed was the one who administered the driving test and insisted our daughter's appointment get squeezed in because she missed her appointment time while we sorted the paperwork out. Class act- the whole group. We were so grateful for ALL of them!!

1) they didn't drive. It was 2 weeks of videos. Not what I thought I was signing my daughter up…read morefor. 2) Registered my daughter and when she had to miss an in person class she called in on Zoom so I got to listen in. The lesson that day was on drinking and driving. Instead of telling them they are not old enough to drink and they shouldn't that we're teaching them to be cautious and to drink in moderation! THEY ARE 15 and 16YEARS OLD! You teach them absolutely under no circumstances do you ingest alcohol! Not to mention the teacher spent the first 10-15 minutes of her class playing an online game that everyone was watching! Waste of money!