We had a great experience with this Driver's Ed program for our teenage daughter. The instructors…read morewere patient, knowledgeable, and very professional. They explained everything clearly and helped build her confidence behind the wheel. Safety was always a top priority, and communication with parents was excellent. We truly feel this program prepared her to be a responsible and confident driver. I highly recommend it to any parent looking for quality driver education. Special thanks to Ms Angela & Ms Sherry! Signing up my son next!

We enrolled our daughter at Hutto Driving School back in November 2024, and while I'm sure the…read moredriving instructors are fine or even great at their jobs, the school's scheduling system is a complete joke. The ongoing problem is that they only allow you to sign up for two time slots at a time, which is a huge limiting factor, but the real issue is the availability. The only free slots they offer are between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM during the week and the remaining 5pm to 7pm and 7pm to 9pm are always taken.....Completely unrealistic since our daughter doesn't get out of school until 4:20 PM and we don't get off work until 5pm. On top of that, even when slots do open up, they fill up almost instantly, and by the time we log in to try and grab one, they're gone. It's incredibly frustrating to deal with this constant battle. I'll give them credit for having some slots occasionally free up, but the process is so rushed and unreliable that it's practically useless. Overall, the school and instructors might be great, but they clearly don't offer enough time slots to accommodate students like my daughter.

Community Truck Driving School!!!!…read more Community School was a great place to learn. My instructor, Mr. Mike , went above and beyond to teach us and prepare us for success. If you want to get your CDL, I highly recommend this school. Go in with an open mind and be ready to learn. Pay attention to everything that's shown to you. It doesn't matter what you think you already know--whether you've done it before, had a license in the past, or learned from someone else--be willing to learn the right way and focus on safety. After you pass, it's up to you to stay responsible and safe. If you don't, you won't keep your license for long. The only issue I noticed is that some students didn't show enough respect to the instructor. A few acted immature and had big egos, which made it harder for everyone to learn.

I do not recommend Community Truck Driving School based on my experience as a contracted service…read moreprovider. In July of 2025, my company, On-Site CDL Exams, entered into a signed services agreement with Community Truck Driving School to provide DOT physical examinations and urine drug screenings for their students. Under the agreement, payment was due at the time services were provided. Unfortunately, nonpayment became a recurring issue throughout the relationship. Multiple invoices went unpaid for months, despite repeated reminders by text, email, certified mail, and formal demand. A good-faith grace period was provided, but the payment delays continued. As of my final demand, Community Truck Driving School had more than $2,000 in unpaid invoices for services already rendered, exclusive of additional contractual charges or collection costs that may apply. After a formal demand letter and a final cure deadline, payment was still not made and communication remained minimal. In my experience, the issue was not a misunderstanding; it was a prolonged pattern of delayed payment & nonpayment, poor communication, and failure to resolve outstanding obligations after services had already been performed. For any student, vendor, contractor, or business considering working with this school, I would strongly recommend extreme caution - or better yet, a different option. Based on my experience, Community Truck Driving School was not a reliable or professional business partner.

Took the class with Dale! Highly recommend this class!…read moreI learned new things, got the most recent data on drunk driving in Texas and nationally! The time went quickly and the input from the others in the class made this class worth attending!

I needed to knock this out in one day and NOT have it kill a weekend. Voila- they offer a one day…read morecourse close to my part of Austin (and many others). A buffet meal was included that made the time go by and add a great value to the price of $40 bucks. Defensive driving is a task..... I don't need to be entertained or sold, I just need it done efficiently and professionally. I'll be back next ticket I'm sure-good value

Great experience at Travis driving school. The women at the front desk were so helpful and the…read moredriving instructor was amazing. My daughter took her DPS test there and he was very thorough at the end letting my daughter know what she needed to work on. Great advice that I didn't even know as a seasoned driver.

very quick turnaround, great staff and service. will use again should I lose my license;)read more

Such a great experience doing my daughter's road test through Patriot driving school. Glad we…read morechose this route!

Patient, flexible and very responsive. Had a good experience for my teenage daughter.read more

This website stores sensitive information in plain-text. You can prove this by purchasing the…read morecourse and then requesting your password; it will be sent to you instead of prompting a reset. This should not be possible in any modern web app whose engineers have even the slightest competence or regard for security. Absolutely do not use this service. If you do, be very wary and DO NOT re-use a password from anywhere else.

if you're looking for a defensive driving course, SKIP the online classes or anything else you'll…read morefind here in austin. i've had a couple speeding tickets in my life :) and this was BY FAR the best way to tackle it. the teacher was funny and engaging, yet still managed to impart a serious message of safer driving. the class was at spiderhouse- which is already awesome. it was fast, fun and easy. i cannot recommend this class enough!

Key issue: -My child was bit so hard there was a puncture…read morewound and blood drawn and nothing was done about it and then my son was the one kicked out I'm sure this used to be a well run facility based on the reviews from 5 years ago, but sadly it seems the quality has declined. The first big issue is the apparent inability to keep teachers. In the last 7 months, my son has had 7 teachers for the same age group (2-3) and multiple floaters. 4 of those teachers quit because the conditions and lack of staff support were so bad they couldn't deal anymore (I was told this directly by the ex-teachers) The second big issue (the biggest if you ask me) is the violence of the children that attend the center and the lack of discipline. My son has been bitten multiple times while he's attended there. Each time it occurred and I was made aware, I asked what steps would be taken to make sure it doesn't keep happening and I get told, with loads of attitude, that kids bite and it's an unfortunate thing that happens. In an effort to keep this already long review from turning into a novel, I will specify the most recent occurrence in where my son was bit on his back by another child so hard that it broke skin and bled and then MY son was the one who was told he was no longer welcome at this center (don't worry, we weren't planning to return anyway). I wasn't informed of the bite until I arrived at the school, and learned that an incident report hadn't been filled out yet. The teacher had plenty to say to me about how awful the situation was and how bad she felt and that the same child who bit has been violent recently with kicking and hitting and pinching (though of course management told me that I forced the teacher to say these things because I flustered her so bad when she was telling me how my son got bit. Makes sense right?) I go find the manager and express my frustration at the situation and ask that the owner/director and the other child's parent be contacted about it (because the other child had left and his parents weren't informed at the time of pickup). The manager told me to wait in the office and she would be in there in a minute to call. Multiple minutes go by and the manager never came into the office so I go to find the manager and find her yelling at the teacher for giving me information. I then ask if she was able to contact the owner/director and she said no they left for the day and then I asked if she was able to contact the parent and she said no, I can't force people to answer their phones. I requested a copy of the incident report and was told no, I was not able to have one. I admit, I was definitely upset with the situation. My reaction was completely appropriate considering my son had a puncture wound from another child's teeth. Which brings me to the fun part. I received a call from the director the next morning and was told she was calling me because of the scene I caused the night before. Apparently the manager told her I was screaming and yelling and causing a scene. Now if you've met me, you'll know I am extremely loud at all times unintentionally. I happen to be one of those annoying people that talks loudly and doesn't seem to understand volume control even in the serenest of situations. Having a loud voice does not equal yelling, except in the case when a manager is lying to make herself look better in a situation she escalated due to her extreme rudeness. The director also said the manager claimed I was demanding phone numbers for the owner/director and demanding that the parent be called back up to the school. Both claims I vehemently denied because they absolutely did not happen. (Which can be corroborated by the multiple employees who heard the whole conversation and one of whom came up to me after and said they would be just as upset if it happened to their child and nothing was done about it). Of course the director likely didnt believe me over her manager because I'm the person causing problems and I had already been informed previously by an ex-employee that management did not like me because I "caused issues" by advocating for my sons safety. I was then told my son wasn't welcomed back and we needed to part ways. Of course after all of this occurred, I had multiple people come out of the woodwork with similar horror stories of the way they and their children were treated by this center and I only wish I had been thoroughly warned before trusting this place with my child. If you've had a pleasant experience with this facility, I am thrilled that happened for you and I hope nothing happens otherwise. It's a horrible feeling to be belittled and made out to be a liar when you are just trying to do what is best for your child at a place where you pay them to care for your children. (If anyone is interested in references or screenshots to corroborate the above information, I am happy to provide upon request)

I have been very happy with this place for my twin boys. When I first signed my kids up at happy…read moretrails, I was in a bit of a bind and needed to make a transition from another preschool quickly. The school worked diligently with me to get both of my kids in quicker than what I anticipated they would be able to. Biting and bullying are things that are just absolutely going to happen at any daycare or preschool. However, I can say that anytime there has been an issue with another kid bullying them or picking on them, I have felt completely comfortable speaking to the staff about it and my concerns have been addressed. On the other side of that coin, whenever the staff have experienced issues with my children miss behaving or acting inappropriately, they talk to me about it and notify me of the behavior so that I can do my job as a parent to address the problem. My boys love going to school at happy trails and are very happy with their teacher as well as the administrators. I would definitely recommend happy trails!

I was so nervous about not having enough time to learn how to NOT stall. I learned in less than…read morethree hours!!! Munjid was so incredibly patient and such a great teacher. He made me feel comfortable with stalling, jerking, and thinking I lost his transmission. I would definitely recommend Munjid and the three hour package at minimum if don't know anything about driving a stick. Thanks, Munjid!