a great customer service experience, the teaching was efficient with adapatable time given by the…read moreinstructor meeting your demands. I also went there and got my drivers license on the first shot, with the ample learning provided by them.

From the owner: Ready to hit the road confidently? Learn to drive with ease and expertise at our driving school…read more Our expert instructors guide you through every step, ensuring you gain the skills and confidence needed behind the wheel. From beginners to advanced learners, we tailor our lessons to suit your pace, making driving an enjoyable journey. Book your lessons today and embark on the road to safe and skilled driving!

Completely unprofessional. Yes, you will save money at this school and Donna seems decent...at…read morefirst. Donna is completely unhinged, she will scream at student and parents. She will hang upon you if you tell her to adjust her volume and does not apologize for her antics or mistakes. She disparages parents to other parents as well as when she brings your child to the RMV for their license test. Having reviews are great but honestly please send your complaints to the RMV so they put an end to this

I would steer clear away of this place at all costs! If I could rate 0 stars I would. This place is…read morea scam. Thanks to Diane, I wasted too much money and time on her short temper and impatience. She taught me absolutely nothing. I personally recommend canto auto school in Lowell where their instructors are absolutely patient and understanding with new drivers. No thanks again Diane!

I signed up my daughter for the bundle for classes and driving lessons and everything was seamless…read morethroughout the process. She did the virtual classes when she was 15 and 9 months and felt that was very easy to do and got her permit at 16. We also did the driving lessons, which they set up all 10 lessons up front and if I had an issue with a lesson and needed to reschedule, I emailed to which they assigned another day for her. They picked up at school and dropped off at home. We also signed up for the sponsor to go with her for her license road test. Would go through them again for my other child when he is going to start the process of driving. A++++

I took 10 driving lessons with Maxim at Ashland Driving School. Before that, I had only been behind…read morethe wheel a couple of times, but I didn't really know how to drive and felt very unsure of myself. Maxim was incredibly helpful--he explained everything clearly, showed me where and how I should behave on the road, and answered all of my questions. The platform they use is very convenient--it shows exactly when and at what time your lessons are scheduled. You can choose from different packages and lesson plans, and there are reminders sent 2-3 times before each lesson, which is super helpful. After completing the first 10 lessons, I took my driving test but unfortunately didn't pass because I made the same mistake I had been making during the lessons. I then decided to take another 10 lessons, and after just 8 lessons, I went for my test again--and this time, I passed with flying colors, making no mistakes at all! I now feel much more confident behind the wheel. I'm really grateful to Maxim for helping me learn how to drive and, more importantly, for eliminating my fear of driving. I now have a strong desire to drive and gain more experience on the road! I'm even planning to take a highway lesson to further build my skills and confidence. I highly recommend Ashland Driving School! You won't regret it--you'll love it!

Avoid this place at all costs (unless for some reason you want to get worse at driving?)…read more During the classroom section, the instructor mainly "taught" by recounting stories about car crashes she saw on her facebook feed. There was absolutely no useful content, only the stereotypical shock videos plus whatever tangents the instructor felt like going on. Following are my experiences of the various road lesson instructors: Instructor #1: Taught incorrect and dangerous information (outdated steering wheel positioning and handling) Instructor #2: Was verbally abusive, berating students until they broke down crying (which he ignored) Instructor #3: Actually taught some useful driving skills, but shared highly sensitive personal information about his past students, and was xenophobic Instructor #5: Was nice enough, but not a very good teacher Instructor #6: Also berated students, artived late to lessons tl;dr: This place is great if you want to traumatize potential drivers, but I wouldn't recommend it for anything else. If I could give zero stars, I would.

My son failed twice for parallel parking. I took him to driving practice and he always did parallel…read moreparking correctly. The last time he failed reason was parallel parked wrong, and not aligned to the front car. It was not true. I was watching and the diagram drawn by the examiner is absolutely incorrect. I should have made a video and considered filing a report or hiring an attorney to sue the RMV and the school. SOMETHING IS VERY FISHY HERE. Anyhow I am looking into the option of escalating it with authorities. GET YOUR DRIVER'S EXAM SCHEDULE DIRECTLY WITH RMV. YOU WILL SAVE FRUSTRATION AND MONEY.

Absolutely AMAZING school! Mark was 1) an excellent instructor, 2) extremely down to earth, & 3)…read morehilarious. 5/5 rating on the driving instruction as well as test sponsorship. He helped me pass with flying colors and then dropped me off where I needed to go afterwards. I'd rate 100/5 stars if I could!

This driving school is hands-down the worst experience my child has ever had, and I am absolutely…read morefurious at how they were treated. The instructors -- Monique, Mark, Cathy, and ESPECIALLY Paula -- were beyond unprofessional. They weren't just rude; they were mean, dismissive, and actively cruel during lessons. Instead of teaching, they chose to bully, belittle, and completely humiliate my child. Paula in particular behaved with such impatience and hostility that it was honestly shocking. Someone with that attitude has no business working with kids or new drivers. Every single lesson left my child stressed, upset, and feeling terrible about themselves. Not one person on staff took responsibility or even cared. The toxic energy in this place is unbelievable, and the lack of basic respect is disgusting. Their communication? Horrible. Their professionalism? Nonexistent. Their attitude? Vile. Save yourself the money, the stress, and the emotional damage -- this place should be avoided at all costs. not to mention, paula used the word "shit" in front of my child. Cursing around teenagers is entirely inappropriate and unprofessional.

One of their cars passed me with a double yellow line after honking at me for going slow behind two…read morestreet sweeper when it wasn't safe besides breaking the law to pass me with the yellow lines there was a van on the other side of the street and they still passed and honked at me thank God my son didn't go to this school teaching kids to break the law so not cool.

I started my lessons with Anderson's Driving School in the latter part of February, 2019 until my…read morelessons were cut short due to CoVID-19. I am 29, and have never driven in my life. What was supposed to be a milestone and a fun experience, turned out to be a harrowing experience for me. My first class was with an instructor named Rich. Let alone the fact that I had never driven before, on my first day Rich took me out on the main roads of Framingham, when I literally felt that I should be driving on neighborhood streets. Needless to say, I made many mistakes, and instead of being patient with me, as it was my first day, Rich was very mean and condescending. As it is, I was sceptical of driving - I had put it off for so long, his demeanor and aggressive attitude made me lose even more confidence in myself. In subsequent lessons, he would cuss and abuse, and would rudely slam the brakes on his side, even for petty things such as driving close to the yellow line, or not reversing in a straight line, even though the car was nowhere near the curb or any other car. During my time learning with Rich, I had come to know from another source that he had previously slapped a student. Fortunately for me, I had only done 6 classes, when CoVID-19 was enforced upon us. After the resumption of my driving classes, I was pleasantly greeted with the news that Rich had been fired. The new instructor, Nick (Mr. B) has been awesome to work with. He is calm, composed and the effect is that even after a long hiatus, I am driving well and Nick's attitude has been a positive influence on my confidence. I am hopeful that Anderson Driving School can breathe a sigh of relief after firing Rich, and hopefully after all this, everything will look bright and on the up.

This driving school is a masterclass in how to make a stressful process even worse. The office…read morestaff are supremely unhelpful, condescending, and shockingly lazy. It feels as though they go out of their way to ensure that teenagers and their parents struggle unnecessarily. Communication is virtually nonexistent, and when you do get through, the tone is dismissive and arrogant, as if asking a simple question about scheduling or requirements is an outrageous imposition. Their class sign-up system is confusing and poorly managed, with no guidance offered to help navigate it. Every interaction leaves you with the distinct impression that they take pride in being as unaccommodating as possible. My daughter's peers, who attended other driving schools, had smooth and straightforward experiences. By contrast, every step with this school has been an exercise in frustration. One Star - strictly for the organization, communication, and office staff. The actual driving instructors were wonderful. Parents, save yourself the headache and choose literally any other school. This one is a nightmare wrapped in arrogance.

The North Andover location is closed. They are now operating out of South Weymouth at the old…read moreAirforce Base. Sent my teen age daughter to class here per the recommendation of her driving school. They offer 2 separate classes - defensive driving or close quarters maneuvering. You get a slight discount for taking both in the same day. Defensive Driving - she practiced braking from 65 mph. Turning at 35 mph. And drove an obstacle course quickly. They have cones up and you "loose points" for hitting cones. Close Quarters Maneuvering - she learned to parallel park, back into a parking spot and she got to drive an obstacle course in reverse. I'm told that I will get a discount on insurance once she gets her license since she took this class. The joy of driving school - your kid will listen to a stranger who tells them the importance of speed limits and stop signs. When their parents tell them, they just roll their eyes.

Fun and Informative, great course for anyone, any age!read more

On May 21st, we held our anniversary party at the Acton Women's Club -- we rented the entire house,…read moreboth upstairs and downstairs, for our 50-60 guests coming from far and wide to celebrate. It was very impressive how many people commented, as they arrived, on how wonderful the setting was -- "How did you find this place?" It has a lot of charm and a bit of quirkiness thrown in for flavor. Reasonably priced, conveniently located, and managed by members of the Club who were readily accessible and accommodating. We had a great night and much of the mood was provided by the ambiance of the AWC. Wholeheartedly recommend choosing this location for gatherings!

This weekend was my "surprise" bridal shower, and while I knew it was happening, I didn't know the…read moredetails such as the location, guest, etc. I'm not going to lie, I feared that it was going to be in a VFW type setting, which totally isn't my thing. So the time comes and we're pulling up and I ask the boy where we're going. He says "there" and points to a really cute looking historic home. I swear I must have let out a sigh of relief at that point. The place was really quaint with old wallpaper and furniture. It's like visiting your great grandparents house, that sort of feel. We had the whole place to ourselves, but spent the time downstairs where there was a full kitchen, dining room area and living room. The perfect space for the number of guests that came. Upstairs is a big room that's all cleared out with a little stage. I hear they teach ballroom dancing to kids here once a week, which I think is fantastic. Overall I was impressed with the place and was happy my family had picked someplace a little more unique for the day. Now if only I can convince the boy to someday move back to Acton so the future offspring can take dance lessons here!