I would not recommend this place. I paid a lot of money, but it was very difficult to get driving…read moreappointments because they were rarely available. I usually had to book weeks in advance. I also paid extra for a sponsor and to use their car for my road test. Unfortunately, the sponsor arrived exactly at the appointment time, leaving no opportunity to do a practice drive beforehand. Other driving instructors typically allow time for a quick practice session before the test, so this was very disappointing.

Canceled a bunch of classes, no driving courses available for over 4 weeks. They do nothing to help…read morethe situation other than to add you to a wait-list. We paid a lot of money to get my daughter into this school vs others because of the Monday and Wednesday night schedule. She did everything she needed to do, after they cancelled classes and had no availability to get her into the car to drive, she has to wait 2 months to even get her license. No one cared just apologized and put on a wait-list. Terrible. This is my 3rd kid in driving school and this is the worst place I have been to.

I have had an awful experience with this company. They are really disorganized and can't seem to…read morehold the appointments they make. Truly an embarrassment to driving schools.

My daughter came here. The owner's wife was very nice. Test was quick and easy. I Highly recommend…read morethis school.

Easily the worst driving school out there. Slowly scheduling the on-road driving lessons is a…read morenightmare that takes months; you'll think you have inherited a second job, and a bad one. Their driving instructors are an utter shambling mess; one driving instructor had my teen drive to and park at her house so she could go inside and fix herself a hotdog to eat as they drove around. Thank you, very instructive. Choose any other driving school in the valley. Literally: anything else. EDIT: Note that the reply under this review suggests that it is "selfish" to want to "fast-track" a student to a reasonable amount of time. Not so! This is a business that charges money; Nichols refuses to hire more instructors because it would cost them money. Don't be fooled, go other places, there are many better options.

i recommend this driving school.. they really work with you. no judgement at all. i am 41 years old…read moreand i just got my license 20 years after trying the 1st time. i failed because i knew nothing on how to do a 3 point turn or parallel parking.. ill say i understand and can give you full detail instructions on how to do so now. i will say i am grateful i choose here for my driving lessons. i give a A++++++++... trust me it is worth the time, the distance and what many worry about, is cost. GOOD LUCK ALL........ THANK YOU AGAING for giving me faith in myself..

One less thing to worry about! ADS has an option to complete everything at one spot, classroom,…read moreroad training and test. Worked with my daughters complicated schedule including pick up at school drop off at home and option to complete lessons at either time of day and make up missed classes over multiple months. Nice and easy!

What started off as one tough interaction with Angela turned into harassment and aggressive…read morebullying. I would not recommend this program to anyone who expects any level of customer service, professionalism or respect. Today was my son's test and as I was sitting in the room trying to Vento them (she decided since she doesn't like us she wouldn't take our check even Though 2 days before she had told my husband check or vendor only. ) she continued to berate and yell at me while others were there. She is not nice at all there are plenty of options for driving school around with friendly kind owner's.​

Great instructors - especially Mary! I have been happy with…read morethe student's that have worked with me and find that the instructors are there to truly help them without criticism, but rather, encouragement!

I was initially skeptical about getting my hair done by a student at a school, but it turned into…read morean incredible experience with an even more amazing outcome. Thank you, Talysa and her instructor!

Although rick was a great teacher he seemed to want more than teaching me…read more Other than that I had a great experience

I'm honestly not sure I should even be reviewing a place that teaches you how to ride a motorcycle…read more-- I have nothing to compare them to! But from where I stand, it all felt pretty tight. The instructors? Super kind, super patient, and they make sure to give you one-on-one help when you're struggling -- plus, they're quick with the "nice job!" when you get it right. My personal nemesis? Sharp turns from a standstill, especially in that dreaded 90-degree box. Working the clutch's friction zone is absolutely critical there, and I kept overthinking it. If I'm being picky, my only complaint is that I wish we'd had more time to practice that particular drill. A lot of people in the class struggled with it, and since it's part of the rider's test, I could've used the extra reps. First day of class? Not even nervous -- mostly because it wasn't my bike I might be dropping! (Also, pro tip: they mean it when they say "rain or shine," so show up no matter the weather.) The instructors' best confidence boost was one simple word: momentum. At first, I was worried about carrying too much speed in the small practice area -- what if I couldn't stop in time? But I quickly learned that any time I felt wobbly at slow speeds, all I needed was a little momentum to steady the bike. Once I was moving, I didn't feel like I was going to drop it -- and that realization has stuck with me on every ride since. After passing the BRC, I hopped on my KTM RC390 (which, side note, does not like starting out in 2nd gear like the course bikes) and hit the road. Every time I felt a little shaky, I'd hear the instructors' voices in my head. I was honestly surprised how many of the drills from class popped up naturally in real street riding -- they really do stick. So yeah -- it's a great course. Even if you're thinking, "Why are we doing this?" or "This feels repetitive," or "Ugh, I just want to go fast already!" -- trust me, it's all about making sure you hit the streets safe and confident.

oquendo is one of the best in the area went to him in 2004 and have family who have gone recently…read moreand it's been a simple easy experience. jorge is very knowledgeable and shows you all the basic stuff you need to pass your license.

It's a small school, but gives great instruction. Take a lesson or two, and Jorge teaches you all…read morethe basic principles you need to know to pass the road test. Highly recommended!

Send your normal kid to MH and you will get back a monster in 4 years…read more plus we have a $150,000 bill.

Mt Holyoke College - oldest womens college in the US. Fabulous campus. In the same area as Smith,…read moreAmherst, Hampshire College, U Mass Amherst. They have a terrific exchange program so you can take classes at any of them. It's a small school, perhaps 500 per class. Many go abroad for Junior year. It has a diverse student body, both across the US and the world.