Went in for a walk in driving test and the service was amazing ! The lady was so sweet and patient! Service was overall great.

Front desk is extremely rude and I couldn't imagine how much better their teaching style is. I recommend going to another motorcycle beginner course or anywhere else would be a better option. Had called in inquiring about signing up for classes, and was instructed to go to their place of business. After my distasteful interaction, I left with no additional information relating to the course. Other than there was no more availability for rentals. I'm not sure why this could not be translated over the phone, and possibly stop me from driving over there just to speak w/ a female passive aggressive employee. The attitude I received disinterested me entirely from ever wanting to go back to this facility. read more

The worst place to go to if you need to complete a drivers test. They are very subjective and will take points off for hands not 9-3 o'clock position (said I was at 10-2) and not being centered in with parallel parking without measuring ( because she mentioned I had to back up to get out of the parallel parking, stated I should just be able to turn onto street without backing up in an SUV...) Go elsewhere just will take your money for their club and fail you!! read more

Doing business with Cherokee Riders is a family affair with us. Our son and daughter have both been through training courses there and my fiancee attended their motorcycle course. I have referred countless friends, family and aquaintences to Cherokee Riders always with great results. read more

When I contacted Cherokee Riders to ask about enrollment, they stated, "To register a student I would need someone to stop by our office to fill out the registration packet and pay the fee for the course... We are open Monday thru Friday 9am-530pm, closed for lunch 1-2pm each day. Registration takes about 20 minutes to complete." For full-time working people, this is quite difficult, so I chose to take my business some where else, and I'm glad I did. When I responded with a suggestion of providing online enrollment for the most tech-savvy generation we've ever seen, the owner replied: "I believe in face to face interactions. The day will come when the "tech savy youth" will be simple riding in smart cars. But for 2018 the reality of driving is in real time not computer gaming. Thank you for the consideration. Thomas McGhee, Owner and instructor". His response is undeserving and closed minded to improvement, and also patronizing toward youth, which is likely a strong customer base. I guess he believes technology is only gaming and narrowly associates youth with it :( I highly recommend North Star Driving School. They have a streamlined online enrollment that took 5 minutes. I estimate that saved an hour of my working day. http://www.northstardrivingschool.org/ read more

I was headed back to work in the fast lane doing about 55 lots of snow on the road and people driving slow. Noticed a student driver car in front of me going quite a bit under the speed limit in the fast lane barely passing the people in the slow lane. So he sees me get about 3 seconds off his rear end(legally). Thought about honking but decided could be a student driver even though he shouldn't be in the fast lane if that's the case so I'm polite and just keep back a little hoping he will move. Well he does almost instantly at the first opportunity so I thought awesome the guys. Wing polite what a considerate driver. And as I pass I look over to see one oversized (for the little Chevy sonic) older man who appears to be the instructor with no one else in the car, flipping me off as I drive by. Mind you I was 100% legal and considerate with my actions just trying to ride the road within the laws I am aloud. He's obviously in a hurry as well if he's in the fast lane but instead of creating a good example for drivers and promoting good road habits like a drivers Ed class should. They decided to do something that could instill road rage amongst other things promoting terrible road practices. If this is how they instructors and possibly what loooked like the owner drive on the roads IN CONPANY VEHICLES then I can only imagine what they are teaching our kids and fellow people on the road that need help. I strongly recommend you finding another company if you need help driving unless you want your child stabbing someone or getting stabbed in the joans parking lot from road rage because they do as they are taught by the people you expect them to trust. Side note. Dude should really seek a therapist if he's that mad driving without a student present. I'd hate to see how he is treating the students if people wanting to drive by the law piss him off. read more