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.

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!

Kind people, very knowledgeable. We had an excellent experience here after having a bad one at…read moreanother driving school. Can't recommend enough!!

Everyone that works here is the best! So nice and willing to help everyone!! Madison is the best…read moreinstructor and so helpful with paperwork. Recommend to go here for driving school!!!

Both of them were so sweet and patient with me. My driving test went good and the instructor was…read morereally polite and easy to work with. I recommend this school to everyone. The scheduling is quick and easy and the driving test doesn't take long.

My daughter failed her dmv test and we were able to book her retest quickly through Denton driving…read moreschool. We had a great experience with the office staff and her testing instructor

This FREE school is sponsored/owned by Raider Express, a trucking company. After completion of the…read moreprogram you are expected to work for Raider Express for a minimum of 90 days however there is technically no contract binding you to this until AFTER you've already obtained your CDL License. I'll get to that later. One thing to make 'VERY' clear about this 'school' is that it is not an accredited school by the State of Texas and the Department of Transportation. This is a facility ran by previous truck drivers with several years of experience that show you the ropes on how to drive and work safely in the trucking industry. You will be taught how to do paper time logs in case your ELD ever goes down, how to read road map atlases and create your own driving routes in the case that your GPS ever fails or dies, and you'll learn the basics on how a truck driver's 14-hour clock works. Now let's go over how the program works. Fort Worth CDL School advertises their program as a 4-week driving school.. I can tell you now THAT'S A LIE. You will be here anywhere between 4-7 weeks and the whole situation is just a case by case thing which kinda sucks. For example; if students that were in the school before you fail any CDL tests on their 4th week that will delay everyone else from moving forward and that's what kept happening to me and two other buddies of mine that I met at the school. We didn't finish our schooling until the end of our 6th week. In addition to what you will be learning in the coming weeks there is one important thing that YOU are responsible and expected to learn on your own and that is how to perform a Pre-Trip Inspection of the tractor and trailer. You will need to learn and memorize the name of each mechanical part on the truck trailer, what it is made of and if some parts are gear or belt driven. This is the ONE thing you must learn on your own throughout the 4 weeks at school. The best tip I can give you is to partner up with a group of people at school who are motivated to learn this crap because there are several people that do not take it seriously and end up failing the program. Week 1: Within your first three days of the so called 4 week program you will be crammed with a ton of DPS information to prepare you to obtain your Commercial License Permit (CLP). If you are unable to pass and obtain the CLP by the end of your first week you will not move into Week 2 and you are removed from the program. Week 2: This week will focus on how to perform the truck maneuvers to pass your Commercial Driver's License exam. There are three maneuvers you will need to master: Straight Line Back, Offset Backing, and Parallel Parking a Semi truck with a trailer. Week 2 might be the most intimidating because this is where most people get frustrated and give up or you are eliminated from the program because you're dragging the rest of the class from being able to move into new material. At the end of Week 2 everyone will receive an evaluation where you are required to perform all three maneuvers without messing up. If you mess up then you are removed from the program and sent home. Week 3: This week is finally driving week! Your first two days of week 3 you will spend them driving the truck around an abandoned lot near the Historic Stockyards. You will learn how to make right and left turns safely with a trailer attached to the tractor. Day 3 and 4 you will spend them actually driving around town and on the highways. And on day 5 you will be evaluated to see how safely you can drive a truck without any instruction. Hitting a curb or running a red light is an automatic failure and you will be removed from the program and sent home. Week 4: This week is your touch up week. You will spend majority of this week recapping your maneuvers and mastering your driving until your exam date with DPS. Once you've successfully passed your exam with DPS and obtain your Commercial Drivers License the school portion is over and now be prepared to start the next part of your journey.. Cross Country Driving with a Raider Express Trainer. The area where Fort Worth CDL School and Raider Express didn't meet my expectations was the cross country driving. Raider Express and their HR Coordinator say that they try to pair you with someone who they think you'll get along with throughout those 28 days on the road but my trainer was awful. The days were long, I went almost three days without a shower, it was impossible to sleep while the trainer drove with his loud music on or his conversations over speaker with his problematic family. He also had zero patience and constantly had an attitude if I didn't do things his way. I called it quits after 2 weeks on the road. If you're reading this and are interested in coming to this school feel free to DM me if you have questions, I've unfortunately ran out of space to continue my review.

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Would definitely NOT recommend sending your child/children here. Within 9 days of being there my…read morechild had 4 instances; only 1 of which was actually observed/documented by teachers-the other 3 were observed by me watching on the cameras. Well of them my child getting pushed or hit...When brought up to the teachers you could tell they were doing their best but simply could not watch everywhere. I then had a meeting with the director where she told me "we understand group childcare isn't for everyone we don't take it personally"...interesting take from the director when my child has been in daycare her whole life, absolutely no solution suggested. Within hours of that conversation the final insistent happened where my child was shoved and the children got in a shoving match until one was on the ground-again teachers did nothing. We immediately withdrew her from the school, when meeting with the director to withdrawal she said "as we discussed this morning group childcare isn't for everyone" I was so frustrated by this dismissal of the actual problem, the teachers being overwhelmed and not able to ADEQUATELY supervise these kids. Would caution ANYONE looking to put their child in school here that not only the teachers are spread thin the director doesn't know the kids or care to know the kids enrolled. Not at all solution oriented or invested in their kids happiness, comfort, and frankly safety. But don't worry she "doesn't take it personally". They just didn't care.

Love this daycare so much! My children had the best teacher I could've hoped for. Sherie is the…read moremodel teacher!! I wish more teachers could lead the way she does!

Worst customer service. They pretend to be nice but they just want to hoax your money.read more

Friendly staff and well organized! Class instructor (Mike Starr) did a great job of breaking down…read morethe day's activities and track expectations to the simplest degree possible. Even people who can't drive a manual-shift vehicle are accommodated. Once on the track, driving experience was fun, straight forward and exactly as explained in the class. Logistics for participants and guests/visitors: For the noon class, TAKE FOOD, TAKE FOOD, TAKE FOOD! Did I mention that you need to take food? Yea, there's not a single concession stand or food truck on the property during the day and if your in one of the last groups to drive (5-7), you don't even get on the tack until nearly 3 pm. This can be a real pain if you have children and/or teenagers in your visitor group. Recommended DONT'S: -Don't bring pets, folks. The noise just freaks them out. Leave Fluffy at home. -Small children get very antsy and bored quickly. There's a considerable amount of down-time for drivers in later groups and their guests. The driving groups are broken down into groups of 9 drivers (9 cars on track at a time). Each driving group alternates in between the 5 lap riders-group and the 3 lap Limo ride. You will be solicited to purchase a picture package and an in-car video. The staff takes a picture of every driver sitting on the car and every car is rigged with an in-car Go Pro. The video costs $70. Word to the wise...check the name and car number on the flash card containing the video. My last name is Smith and I was provided a flash card with the same last name but different first name. Overlooked this at the trailer as it was sunny and bright out and saw the last name "Smith" so assumed it was my card. Overall, I'd highly recommend the Team Texas Driving Experience...especially if you bought it with a coupon. It's a ton of fun and a kick in the pants! Have fun!