I tested with DriveSafe in Westminster and unfortunately had a really discouraging experience. I…read morefailed multiple times there and felt like the testing was extremely strict and inconsistent, which made the process much more stressful than it needed to be. After two tests at the Westminster location, I was told I would need to go to a different location to continue testing, which was frustrating and inconvenient. I ended up taking my test at a different school and passed on my first try, which showed me that the environment and examiner really matter. I hope DriveSafe can improve consistency and communication for future students, because it was not a positive experience for me.

This place fails you if you just go take the test so they can get more money out of you don't go to…read morethis place. Like I have $200 to get my son a license. We will pay more and go take another test somewhere else just stole my young sons money ! Don't test with Kevin

We chose Top Cop specifically because we respect law enforcement and felt that having current or…read moreformer law enforcement officers teaching our daughter would make us feel more comfortable. Unfortunately, our experience has been disappointing. The first time we arrived for my daughter's scheduled drive, we approached the car and the employee literally put his finger up, signaling for us not to come over. We stood there waiting until he eventually approached us, and he was not particularly friendly or welcoming. My daughter looked nervous getting into a car with a complete stranger, and as her mother, I was uncomfortable too. The fact that he was associated with law enforcement was honestly what made me feel comfortable enough to let her go. To be fair, when I picked her up, she told me he was very nice to her during the drive, which I appreciated. Then today, we arrived for her test and had almost the exact same type of interaction with another employee. We pulled up next to the Top Cop vehicle, and he continued looking at whatever he was working on inside his car without even acknowledging us. This really bothers me. You are asking parents to pay hundreds of dollars and then hand our teenage children over to strangers who will be alone with them in a vehicle. Is it really too much to expect your employees to smile, introduce themselves, acknowledge the parent, and make the teenager feel welcome and safe? These kids are already nervous! But what frustrates me the MOST is the money. We were led to believe that we HAD to spend approximately $700 because these services were legally required for our daughter to get her driver's license. Then this past week, one of her friends from school, who is the SAME AGE, was able to get a driver's license without their family spending anything close to what we were told we needed to spend. So what exactly did we HAVE to purchase, and what was optional? Because if there were other legal ways for our daughter to meet Colorado's licensing requirements without spending approximately $700, that should have been made crystal clear before we paid. $700 is a lot of money. How is a single parent or a family living paycheck to paycheck supposed to afford this? If all of these services weren't actually legally required, families deserve to know that BEFORE they spend hundreds of dollars. At this point, I genuinely feel misled, and I would like Top Cop to explain exactly which portions of what we purchased were legally required and which were optional. Depending on that answer, I also believe a refund should be discussed. We chose this company because the Top Cop name and law enforcement connection gave us a sense of trust. Unfortunately, the customer service and lack of clarity surrounding what we actually needed to purchase have seriously damaged that trust.

I would give you a 0 if I could. This company feels more focused on taking customers' money than…read moreproviding a fair and consistent experience. I would not recommend this company to anyone. The instructors are incredibly inconsistent, and it often feels as though students are being set up to fail rather than being given a fair opportunity to succeed. The feedback is some of the most inconsistent and unreasonable I have ever encountered. Expectations seem to change depending on the instructor, making the entire process frustrating and unfair. The instructors brag about failing kids, what a joke. I am genuinely taken aback by how poorly this company is run. Based on my experience, I would never recommend this company. Save yourself the frustration and find another option.

Great experience for our family. Three younger drivers and parents. We had 2 hours of class room…read moreteaching, which was eye opening and then 2 hours of hands on driving, where we gained confidence in getting the car out of front wheel skids (understeer), rear wheel skid (oversteer) and all wheel skids in various situations. Highly recommended, great hands on teacher who does not mince words if and when you screw up and explains to you what happened and why you skidded out of control. We feel a little safer now and this was important for our kids to learn too.

I just moved to Boulder, CO from SF, CA and had to drive in the snow for the first time driving…read moreacross CO on my roadtrip! There were times it was quite icy and very scary. So I decided to take the class to learn how to drive safely in snowy/icy weather. Michal was very knowledgeable and I learned a ton. The first part of the class involved watching informational slides as he talked and some videos of scary accidents. The actual driving portion was super fun! You get to practice how to handle different types of skidding, and Michal would give you notes on what went wrong and how to correctly navigate. I was not very good at first, but after doing it over and over again, it felt more like second nature by the end of class. I'd highly recommend this class!

DOOOO NOOOTT TESSSTTT HERE RUNNNNN! If I could give zero stars I would, unfortunately I don't have…read morethe option. I took my driver's test today with (DOLORES), and it was, without question, one of the most unprofessional and disrespectful experiences I've ever had. From the moment I walked in, her attitude made it clear this would not be a fair or objective evaluation. There was no courtesy or professionalism just a cold, dismissive demeanor that immediately raised red flags. I've been driving since I was 17 and have consistently passed every driving test I've taken, including operating rideshare and specialized government vehicles. I know what a proper evaluation looks like and this was not it. I was failed without any clear or constructive explanation. When I asked for feedback, I was met with laughter and a condescending response instead of professionalism. Being laughed at during an official evaluation is completely unacceptable and reflects a serious lack of integrity. An examiner's role is to assess skill fairly and communicate respectfully. What I experienced instead was bias, poor conduct, and a complete disregard for basic professionalism. Not to mention she had an AirPod in her ear and poor hygiene. If this is the standard here, it raises serious concerns about the credibility of the entire testing process and this facility. I will not be recommending this location, and I will be filing a formal complaint with the Better Business Bureau. Truly unacceptable. Oh and to KEVIN THE "OWNER" writing all the response emails on yelp trying to defend this company. You need help those are some nasty responses you are writing to everyone. Learn how to be a bit more professional.

I had such a great experience testing with Aly. After failing multiple times at another testing…read moreschool, I was extremely nervous going into my exam but Aly was professional, calm, and made the entire process feel fair and clear. She explained everything well, kept a reassuring tone, and I truly felt like I was being evaluated correctly instead of judged harshly. Because of her and the positive environment, I passed on my first try at American Driving School. I'm so grateful for Aly's patience and professionalism. I highly recommend requesting her if you're taking your driving test she made a stressful day so much easier. Thank you again, Aly!

The instruction and how the lessons were taught, was really impactful for my child and she learned…read moreso much! Today she witnessed an accident and immediately knew that she needed to wait around and calling the police, etc. Whereas the teenagers that were at the scene or in the accident, didn't know what to do. I'm so thankful for the instructors at the school!

Greg was great! Test was good. Highly recommend taking lessons or an evaluation before the test as…read moreyou might be missing things. Good luck!

As someone who has been a corporate trainer for over 20 years as well as an OSHA trained safety…read moretrainer, I was appalled at the Commerce City locations CDL training. Orientation consists of the students sitting around a conference table as each instructor comes in and tells horror stories of things that can happen on the road. There was no class schedule or agenda for any given day. We did not know what we were going to be doing until we were doing it. There was no overall plan conveyed. No feedback given. One day after lunch my group stood around for 2 plus hours waiting for our instructors to figure out what we were doing. We were told to be there at 6:30AM every day, but didn't leave the office until 7:30 or 8:00. Every instructor taught everything differently. I was taught the Pre-Trip inspection 3 different ways from 3 different instructors. I watched them move students from 1 truck to another, no consistency. Had one instructor that insisted on smoking while teaching us. At one point, our class of 16 was mixed in with another class of 9 halfway through the course. There was 10 students spread between 2 trucks and 2 instructors at the backing yard. I watched as 1 student, who was in the middle of performing his first successful offset backing, get stopped by his instructor and pulled out of the truck to leave in another. Everyone in my class had their tests rescheduled if not once, but multiple times. Students were forced to test in trucks that they were not familiar with and the even had different length of trailers. Spent a grand total of 5 minutes in their simulator. Instructors tell you that 95% of the trucks on the road are automatic transmissions, yet Excel has a grand total of 1 in their fleet. They insist on trying to train people how to drive a standard transmission that have never even done so in a car. Now lets get to the safety aspect or lack thereof. We were forced to perform pre-trip inspections while parked along a busy frontage road. No signs anywhere on the truck that says student driver. On day 2, with zero drivetime behind the wheel, I sat in the sleeper cab and watched as a 23 year old that had never even driven a standard transmission before, be required to drive in rush hour traffic on I76 to go to the backing yard. Our instructor got us lost numerous times while a student was driving, once having a student drive through narrow residential streets. Instructor having us turn right when he meant left and vice versa. At one point even had a student turn down a dead end road. Had a tire blow out on the trailer in the middle of nowhere and had to sit on the side of the road for 3 hours. After the course was done I reached out to some of the students in my class and found out that 13 of the 16 students failed their 1st test. That tells me its not the students, its the instruction.

Do not recommend! I was a trainer there and had no training myself as a trainer as i was promised…read moreupon accepting job. They trained me for about 8 days after saying it would be 5 weeks and then let me alone with 3 students who had no idea on how to drive. NO communication what so ever! Don't waste your time or money!

Terrible. You cannot schedule driving times with instructors and that is required. We have been…read morechecking consistently for months and nothing is available. At this rate my son will not be able to get his license on time because the company does not have driving times available.

Unfortunately I cannot recommend this driving school. I assume the in-class instruction was ok,…read morebut my child managed to get through three 1:1 sessions with an instructor without ever getting on a major highway, driving in the mountains, or practicing parking. Of course as a parent I attempted to cover these myself, but this class absolutely should have included hands-on instructor time with these more difficult elements of driving. They never went on I-25, never got on a windy road and spent zero time on parking. I worked on these with my child, resulting in lots of eye rolling and minimal effort because, duh, teenagers do not listen to their parents. Of course she got her license without issue because none of these areas are tested, but I would have been far more confident in her driving had someone (besides me!) practiced all of these with her.

This review is ONLY for the 16950 W Colfax Ave #107A, Golden, CO 80401 location. I went to take my…read morescheduled driving test at this location. Sat in the lobby waiting for my appointment to come up. In walks the instructor "Thomas" with a younger kid who was the appointment before me, he walked in with a smile and said to the kids mother "He failed, would you like me to tell you why? Then listed off 10+ reasons such as being 1mph over the speed limit and not stopping long enough at a stop sign. I knew I was in for it at that point. We got into my vehicle and I told him I had to start it via interlock device first...then he marked his clipboard. Told me to make a left turn, id signal to make a left turn then get criticized about my speed, hand position on the wheel, etc. Id even say "okay" to agree and then get told not to speak at all during the test. Then we drove through a school zone, no flashing yellow light was on or blinking and there wasn't a person in sight so I followed the speed limit sign 30mph and then he told me "well that law violation will cost you the test" and then I said there was no blinking yellow light indicating to slow down to 20mph and he rose his voice and we began to argue. I told him he was very unprofessional and I would like to conclude the test now and I drove back to the golden location. Then he says would you like me to tell you why you failed the test? I said you probably wouldn't care to hear my response back to you and he exited the vehicle. So I payed another $80 and made an appointment at the Lakewood location 2 days later. My instructor this time was the lead supervisor. He was great. We talked as we drove, I followed his commands just fine and followed all instructions, and didn't get yelled at or criticized the entire time. We got back to the Lakewood location and he told me I passed with a "7". And I got my license the same day. Community Driving School is great, wonderful alternative to the DMV for testing! THOMAS you should consider working at the license bureau printing license plates. If you're trying to get your license AVOID the golden location at all costs. Instead go to any other of the community driving school locations. Thomas - no stars Lead supervisor - 5/5

I had my drive test today and I was very nervous but, Thomas was great he explained everything…read moreabout the test and eased my nerves. Thank you Thomas I definitely will recommend you and will be bringing my daughter very soon!!!

Had a great time at the dice analysis class. Mark is very knowledgable in the game of craps and…read morecontrolled shooting. He has a 12' craps table to practice on. There is plenty of space in the "den". We received dice to practice with, a notebook of information to study, and more. We really enjoyed our two hours with him and highly recommend the Craps Coach if you want to learn more about the game of craps or practice your controlled shooting.

Last Saturday we had a 2-hour lesson from the Craps Coach. It was fantastic! The group included…read moremy 88-year-old Aunt who had always wanted to know about this mysterious game, along with 5 other family members who ranged in age from the 40s to the 60s. Coach was obviously at the PhD level of knowledge but explained it all in a fundamental and logical way that we all could follow. The game has many many rules but we learned the basics which gave us the confidence to hit Blackhawk that afternoon and actively participate at the table. I would highly recommend this 2-hour session to all ages and knowledge levels from a fun coach who can teach at any level needed and provide an interesting and very fun experience! We paid a little under $50 per person.... definitely a great investment!