EXCELLENT STAFF, EXCELLENT INSTRUCTOR, EXCELLENT DRIVING SCHOOL…read more At the time of me writing this review, I've just gotten back from the DMV with my Class E Drivers License in hand. That being said, I cannot begin to express the depth of my gratitude and appreciation for the Deltona Driving School. The staff is friendly, the prices are accessible (they even allow you to use their car for the driving test if you don't have one!) and the instructor is top-notch. I had the pleasure of working with Mr. Anthony for only 4 days for two hours a day, and in the span of that time, he took me from being a nervous, novice student to a confident driver who passed her test with flying colors! If your looking for an experienced, responsible, and passionate driving school, Deltona Driving School is the best your going find anywhere in Central Florida. I will always have the highest esteem and respect for this fine establishment and would recommend them to anyone looking to become a skilled and experienced driver.

Great teaching! Passed my drivers test because of them, highly recommend. Super nice and…read moreunderstanding when teaching how to drive.

The day after I posted this review, I just went into the DMV near by me, and went in for the…read morephysical drivers test... I Passed, albeit, with some mistakes here and there, but there were only four. I wasn't to upset, because it was just mistakes I made unknowingly here and there, yet, I still passed regardless. Again, with this company, because most driving learning companies around this area are not even around here anymore, or are only there if you've committed several offenses on your record, THIS is the only guy you wanna go to if you just started to learn how to drive and got your permit. This is is the place you wanna go if you want to learn how to drive, and George is the guy to help teach you how to drive in the Daytona Beach area. I still passed, I ate the points, but in the end of the day, I got my license, and I'm happy about that!

A Learn to Drive & Traffic School is a fantastic driving school that helped two nervous teenagers…read morebecome good drivers. I gave the gift of driving lessons for Christmas gifts to two teenagers and went with A Learn to Drive & Traffic School. George was amazing in getting them prepared for the road test and I definitely recommend this school. George was patient and was very helpful in getting them up to snuff with driving. He came right to the house, picked them up and took them on the road. It was not only convenient, but it was not badly priced either. Though they are in Orange City, they came out to Daytona Beach to pick up each of the boys for their respective lessons. I will give them a solid five stars and they definitely have my recommendation. If you need to get someone driving lessons, this is the driving school to choose.

Awesome company and great communication. Amanda does the paperwork and scheduling and is always…read morequick to respond. Kim is the best driving instructor I could have asked for to teach my kids! She taught my very reluctant ASD son and nephew how to drive. These two young men have opposite personalities and within minutes of meeting them intuitively knew what they each needed to gain confidence and skills to drive. I had worked with them for hours and hours in a parking lot and neighborhood streets with little progress. She had them driving so much better after one lesson that I was comfortable taking them on higher speed roads. She also gave me pointers to help them practice with me. She continued working with fine tuning their skills until they were ready. They both passed their test the 1st time and both with perfect scores! Kim really cares about her students success and safety, and she was so excited for them...almost as much as me! I will be hiring her to teach my younger son too! If you're looking for a driving instructor, don't hesitate, you will LOVE Kim. She's truly the BEST!

We were not making a lot of ground in teaching our son to drive. After a few months, he still…read morereally did not have the courage to drive outside of empty parking lots. We realized we needed help. We were very fortunate to get Kimberly McCabe (formerly of Metro Driving School). She was absolutely amazing. After our son's first lesson with her, he had more confidence and we were driving the neighborhood. After his second lesson, he was wanting to drive everywhere. Her lessons and advice really stuck with him and when he was driving, he would explain to us why he was doing what he was doing as he drove. When he would make a minor mistake, he knew what he had done e already and tell me before I could correct him. Kimberly was worth every penny. I cannot recommend her enough. THANK YOU, KIMBERLY!

Great experience! Although I had no motorcycle riding experience, my first day of class with Nathan…read moreand Cici was challenging. I faced difficulties with the exercises and willingly opted to restart on day one to address my shortcomings in completing specific objectives. On round two of day one, I was more confident handling the motorcycle. It was beneficial to have Nathan and Cici again, as they were familiar with my challenges and provided tailored coaching for improvement. Progressing to day two, I achieved many objectives for what Nathan aptly called the "Talent Show." (Skills Test) I now feel confident and capable of safely operating the motorcycle. A positive aspect is that retaking the class is free. So, putting aside ego and pride and approaching the experience with a smile and a willingness to learn can lead to a fantastic outcome. The key is to focus on building solid foundations to comprehend the hazards of the road and effectively navigate emergencies. This positive learning experience took place in Melbourne, FL. Definitely, going to take the advanced courses or do days one and two to hone my skills more.

I took the course at the north Orlando location with Dave and Ralph. About 10 or so students. All…read moremales except myself and 1 other female. Majority have been riding and just needed their license. Except myself, the other female and 1 guy. The guy with no motorcycle experience did not return on day 2, I don't know why. The other female in the course was there as a repeat for the driving portion and she did not stay to complete the driving test on day 2. If you have no motorcycle experience this class is not for you. It's a lot to learn in 2 days and the class moves quickly. You get a few rotations on each skill and then your on to the next regardless if you know what you are doing or not. I did not feel things were explained clearly. For example my instructor kept telling me to increase my speed to at least 15 mph but the speedometer doesn't work. As a new rider with no experience I don't know what that looks or feels like. When I asked my instructor how will I know if I'm doing at least 15 mph without a speedometer I was told that if he's signaling me to go faster than I'm not at 15. (Remember this because it will come up again in my story). Same thing with shifting gears on the bike. I've never driven a manual vehicle. When I asked my instructor how do I know when I need to shift gears I was told to listen to my bike. Again I'm a new rider with no experience what am I listening for? Dave is unprofessional and has no patience. On the 1st day not even 4 hrs into the class of never riding a bike he yells at me after I do a skill incorrectly and tells me that I should not bother with a motorcycle. He raised his voice at everyone. It was alot to learn on the 1st day. After my 1st day of class I didn't feel like going back, I was anxious about making a mistake because I had an instructor that was yelling the whole time. The overall lack of explanation on key skills needed to pass for example mph and gear shift. And the quick progression of the course. I called the school after my 1st day and I spoke to Susie and I explained to her my frustrations. She was kind and listened to my concerns. She apologized for the lack of explanations and Dave's behavior. I felt more at ease after speaking to her and decided I would attend day 2. Day 2, Dave was patient and talked to me instead of yelling at me. I felt there were small jokes made by Ralph about people taking offense to certain things or getting their feelings hurt or being soft. I tuned them out because I didn't know if he was talking about me but just seemed odd because I could definitely tell they were told about my complaints. By mid day Ralph had said to me and the other female in the class that we would more than likely need to take the course again because we were not meeting the speed requirement for the test. Which I didn't think was appropriate because you already have it in your mind that you are going to fail us. But, whatever I still went through and tried my best. I think the other female in the course was affected by this she ended up dropping her bike twice after and decided to quit. This was her second time taking this course at this location. During the driving test I made it through all the skills not at 100% but I stayed in all the lines and boxes, I had to walk out the u-turn but I didn't stall my bike, I didn't get through all the zig zag cones but I did most. I also was at the speed needed for my quick stop. In the test they measure your speed but during practice they just eyeball it. Funny, because for 2 days I was being told I was going too slow. All the guys in the class were supportive. They all swore I passed, but I was told I failed. I was surprised that I had failed because I felt I did decent for only being on a motorcycle for maybe a total of 8 hrs in 2 days. The instructor had made up his mind mid day that I was going to retake the course regardless if it was for speed or not. The expectation that you will do everything at 100% as a new rider is unrealistic. Save your $ and time. Do not take this class until you are ready for the exam.

Absolutely a must for anyone teaching their kids to drive!! Professional, kind and patient, and…read moresuper supportive. The instructor went with us to the test and we used their car for the test!! By far one of the best investments I have done in a while!

Damir is a fantastic teacher. He's a very patient guy and also very fun to be around and makes the…read moreexperience fantastic.

Excellent! I called this school last minute and they were able to work with my extremely busy…read moreschedule whether it was coming early in the morning or later in the evening even after it was dark. I had Sunil Singh as an instructor and he was great! He was patient and understanding and completely prepared me for my test. I passed the driving test on my first try after I had three lessons. The Dmv told me they could tell I was trained because I drove better than most. Great school and great price, cheaper than most in Orlando. I paid 200 for three 90 minute lessons with pick up and drop off. Great school, totally recommend.

My elder son just passed his driving/road test and received a driver license yesterday. We are…read morevery happy for his behind the wheel's instructor, Dave from Savage/Burnsville location. Dave is a very details and patient instructor. Dave gave my son lots of positive feedback every time after class. It only took my son 15 minutes to finish his Road test. Thanks Dave for teaching my son. I will request you to be a "behind the wheel's instructor" again to teach my younger son next year. Thanks. Christina

All of the instructors at TDI were extremely helpful and really seemed to care a lot about my…read moresuccess as a student driver. Joe, Tim, Sarge, and Dave gave me invaluable advice and walked me through all the steps on the maneuvers range until I got it right. They were tough, but it's a tough job...not for sensitive little flowers that can't take a little constructive criticism! Terry and Joe were both amazing teachers out on the road. Honestly, I don't know how they keep their cool, driving around with a bunch of greenhorns making every mistake in the book and sometimes nearly wrecking or running things over, but they were both patient and shared lots of helpful tips and advice to make us better drivers. The recruiters give giant packs of applications that they expect you to fill out by hand and turn in. I did most of mine online, because I didn't want to deal with all of that paper. They have 30 companies they contract with to take TDI students straight out of school, so you won't be struggling to find work. They have a lifetime job placement agreement as well, so don't be afraid to utilize that service if you wind up with a less than desireable company. I would definitely recommend TDI to anyone interested in starting a career as a driver. Be aware, though...the cost is pretty high for only three weeks of training. It's about $6000. If you have the cash, rock on! For those who are unemployed, a lot of states cover the cost through their job centers, it just takes a lot of time. So if you're thinking about it, get the ball rolling on getting the school grant ASAP. It can take up to 90 days total, depending on your state and their level of bureaucratic efficiency. Otherwise, if you have good credit, they can finance you. If it's not, start hitting up your friends or family that do, because you'll need a co-signer. All of the companies that contract with TDI do tuition reimbursement, so as long as you go to work right after school, you'll be fine and won't leave your co-signer holding the bag. P. S. Just a heads up to anyone who has consumed drugs of any kind. Most of the big trucking companies have switched from urinalysis to hair follicle testing. It's much harder to fool, and it doesn't violate your privacy to cut your hair. So, if you haven't been clean for at least 3 months (honestly, it would be safer if it was more like 6 months), do yourself a favor and shave your head or wait until your hair has a chance to grow out at least 2 inches before you apply for a driving job. If you fail or refuse a drug test, kiss your new driving career goodbye and get ready to figure out how to pay back the $6000 you spent on school, because no one will ever hire you with a failed drug test on your DAC report. Personally, I think it's kind of crappy, considering someone who is trying to get their life together could be penalized for something they did three months ago. But I see the point of view of the trucking companies, too. Clean drivers have less accidents and that keeps the insurance costs down, which is money they could spend on better equipment or driver pay. So, consider it the cost of better living. You'll make good money and your life can be more comfortable, you just can't ever do any illegal drugs as long as you drive. It's a small price to pay, in my opinion. Ironically, you can drink yourself stupid when you're not within 4 hours of driving time...so if you just HAVE to alter your reality, no problem there. All in all, TDI is a good training center that I would definitely recommend.

The guy I first talked to on phone had a stick up you know where but when I took my CDL test (to…read morepull a trailer over 10,000 Lbs), the examiner was friendly and made the experience great.