I must say that A-Abbott school was worth the investment!! The staff is very courteous and…read morefriendly. My daughter enjoyed the courses and I must truly say that the service including working with your schedule if possible was above and beyond what I expected!! Thanks A-Abbott

From the owner: Providing quality driving instruction throughout Lake County for over 14 years. Full courses for…read moreteenagers and adults.

The instructor is very knowledgeable and clear. She funny and to the point. She is good at what she…read moredoes. However, the email sent out from the main office stated parent orientation would be about 20 minutes which is inaccurate as it was more like 50. This time frame was not on the instructor who moved through that thoroughly and quickly, but instead on the amount of information she provided. In addition, the room size and seating is limited and that should be noted when sending the meeting details as well. Last, there is additional unused space in the front that could be used to make the facility a little bigger and provide additional seating for parents at orientation as you never know the circumstances with parents (or students) who may need those seats while attending that orientation.

They did not have a driver for my child to drive behind the wheel when he did drive I had to go to…read moretop driver in another town. He was not able to finish his behind the wheel with top driver and I was told I would get a partial refund.(they never gave me anything) I would not recommend this company to anyone.

The weekly classroom classes were good and easy to get to and well as schedule. We did miss one and…read moreeasily caught up with a different day/time. When my son does the drives, he gets good feedback during the drive as well as a write up afterward that I can review with him and know what to work on at home. I want to give them 5 stars but scheduling individual drives has been extremely tough to get. I understand that Covid created an issue with getting folks scheduled and actually hosting drives; however, from a user experience it has been frustrating trying to get on the schedule.

Great school, it was an easy process for my daughter, she was able to pass driving exam right at…read moreschool, 1 year from the start of theory classes and she got her DL. We did 9 driving classes, instructors were nice and always gave good feedback. School is Easy to communicate with and gave a good guidance on the whole process of preparing documents ! Highly recommend!

this is a great school...they were flexible with drive times and accommodated my daughter's busy…read moreschedule. I felt safe knowing my daughter was in good hands. She was really comfortable with her instructor and I highly recommend this school. The facility is clean and seemed like a great environment for my daughter to learn. They really care over there!

My son took All Suburban's driving course and he now has his license. That was the goal, and that…read morewas accomplished. However, it was not an impressive operation. Specifically, the communication along the way was VERY POOR! The class itself was a lot of time spent waiting for other people to finish tests and quizzes and provided a captive audience for the instructor to tell stories about himself. That's fine. That's what most of us remember from Driver's Ed. But try to get an answer to a question and you may not know what the real answer is! Before signing up I left voicemails and sent emails and it took a month to get a response. Then we got him signed up and I wanted to schedule his behind the wheel time. No can do. Why? They needed us to teach him to drive the car before they would do those sessions. Ummm...isn't that the point of Driver's Ed? They teach and we provide practice? OK, fine, so I asked if once we did schedule, would they have any daytime options for homeschoolers? No. Ok, not great, but that's fine. (The other driving school we used for our oldest loved that option because then it left the evening slots for the public school clientele and gave them more capacity.). So we got several hours of driving in before calling back to schedule. When I did call back, I was told that we would have to go on a waiting list because they had too many students and not enough instructors, but that we would get a call in about 8-weeks. As we chatted, that employee noted it was a shame we hadn't asked about the daytime hours they offer homeschoolers because we could have been done by now. What!? The exact opposite information I was given when I asked specifically. So we waited patiently and were never called back. Finally, we called to ask why we hadn't been contacted and were told the employee who was handling that was no longer with the company, so they didn't do anything with that wait list. Are. You. Kidding. Me? I asked if we could get all our sessions scheduled (the previous employee told me that as long as we had a span of 14-days we could easily do that) but this time I told that since we were at the beginning of a month we could only do 3 of the 4. Why? Because "it wouldn't be fair to other people trying to schedule." I reminded him that it was us who had been trying to schedule and hadn't been called back. He responded by telling me he was the owner and those were his rules. After scheduling the 3rd session with the owner, he told me son that he felt he was good enough that he didn't need the 4th session - which we had paid for. Sigh. So we did 3 of our 4 Behind the Wheel sessions in, but not in time for my son to get his license when he was eligible. We chose All Suburban because they were the cheapest option. This is a case of getting what we paid for. If you have an alternative option for Driver's Ed, I would suggest you take it.

I haven't driven since I've gotten my license almost 18 years ago, because I had a lot of anxiety…read moreabout driving. This year, I decided it was finally time to relearn it. Eddy was my instructor, and I honestly could not have asked for anyone better. He was incredibly supportive, knowledgeable, kind, and made driving fun. He carries a mini whiteboard and draws visuals to help students learn which is great for visual learners like myself. He will challenge you as you progress and continue taking lessons which helped build my confidence for different possible scenarios on the road. If you're looking to learn how to drive, look no further!!

Had an absolutely great experience here. Everything was very organized and easy to schedule. My…read moredaughter actually enjoyed the classes and really benefitted from the one on one lessons. I ended up adding extra one on one lessons because my daughter is a nervous driver. It was great how he picks up from your house for lessons and how Brian gives the final road test. He's a great teacher , highly recommended

After you pay them they will not return emails or voice-mail. There is no clear communication at…read moreall. The only reason I gave 1 star is because my son said the behind the wheel instructor was good. I would most definitely go somewhere else.

A Dysfunctional place of business with uninformed employees. Embarrassing the responses you get…read morewhen calling to follow up with them multiple times.

My daughter went to this driving school and absolutely loved it. She said the environment was…read moreamazing and the teacher made it so much better. It is truly a hidden gem and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a place to start their driving life

After I had a bad experience at another driving school in the area, I came to this school hoping to…read moreget 4 "Behind the Wheel" drives in without retaking the classroom portion here. The owner, Pete, was very accommodating and professional about the whole situation and scheduled my drives quickly and efficiently. They give you full driving lessons here, starting with parking strategies and real-world applications of what will be on the driving test at the DMV. They really prepared me for my driving test as well as what I see on the road every day while driving. The instructor that I had was very friendly and respectful towards me. Totally recommend.

Not exactly model behavior for new drivers to be learning. Today I witnessed a Northwest Suburban…read morevehicle driven by an adult, presumably an instructor. Over the period of about five minutes I witnessed him move from behind me and speed up to pass me on the right with very little space between me and the car in front of me, holding his phone to his head, weaving in and out of busy traffic, and his head disappearing as he reached around the car for something (while driving and on the phone). Hardly the model of driving instruction I'd expect. These drivers need to be more cautious of the example they're setting with a giant driving school sign atop the car. (Full disclosure that I've never had any business dealings with them, just this one on-road observation.)