My son took his lessons through Massick Driving school and this husband wife team was awesome! Not…read moreonly where they nice people to work with from a parents perspective; they went out of their way to be invested in the student driver. Mr. Massick called to see how our son did after his drive test. I highly recommend Massick!

Raj was professional, knowledgeable, and friendly. My Twins needed two more lessons each and time…read morewas running out. Raj was able to take us on and get the job done in time for their driver lessons today. They both passed. Raj was extremely helpful, fun, and safe. We would highly recommend Raj and his company.

Raj is so good! By the time my daughter took her drivers test, she was so prepared that is was a…read morebreeze.

We found out about EZ Way Driving School by noticing one of their advertised vehicles and we…read morecouldn't be happier with the services! I signed my daughter up for behind the wheel training and had not yet contacted the company, so they reached out to me in order to schedule her first appointment! Since then, I have had a few interactions with the company and they have been accommodating, friendly, and approachable. It's been a while since I've had such great customer service - thank you!

Scheduling was difficult and took much longer than expected. We purchased five sessions in total…read more During the first four sessions, my child felt that Jacqueline's instructions could have been clearer and more structured. The fifth session, which was supposed to be a mock driving test, was conducted by Kim and was a particularly negative experience. Kim's communication style was unprofessional and discouraging--she frequently popped and chewed gum during the lesson and delivered feedback in a harsh, condescending tone that made my child feel embarrassed and less confident. At times she contradicted the other instructor. Bottom line--My daughter came home in tears and feeling less prepared for her test than she had before the lesson. We do not recommend these instructors.

I researched several companies before choosing West Point Driving School. I selected them for their…read moretransparency, strong ratings from KCRA, and the simplicity of their website. Scheduling was flexible, and we were able to keep the same instructor throughout the entire course. Ken, our driving instructor, made us feel like family. He provided instruction in a calm, gentle, and straightforward manner--perfect for my daughter, who was extremely anxious. I also appreciated being able to attend each of her sessions, which added an extra layer of comfort and support. I highly recommend West Point Driving School for anyone looking for a personalized and supportive driving experience. And the best part-- my daughter passed her behind-the-wheel test and is now a licensed driver. Thank you, West Point!

Frank was great! My son looked forward to his lesson and improved in his ability every time. He…read morefelt well prepared for his test. Frank informed us of all that needed to be improved upon after each lesson. My son passed the drive test first time confidently. The school is quick with their communication and very understanding. Truly appreciate this experience. West Point made it easy.

Jekyll and Hyde! He was very pleasant at first on the when I…read morecalled to make a driving lesson appointment then abruptly became enraged when I was not able to take the weekend date he offered. He was sarcastic and belittling. I thanked him for his time and hung up as fast as I could. Would not recommend anyone be in the car with him with his lack of emotional control.

AVOID THIS MAN!! I…read moredon't know if this creep is still in business but I used his services many years ago to get my license and he was extremely inappropriate. I don't know why it took me so long to leave a review but here it is... He would inadvertently run his arm across my chest to "point out the window", tried to coax me into his home during one of my lessons (I declined), and got in a fight with a gas station attendant while we stopped to get gas, then proceeded to run back to the car yelling for me to "DRIVE!" as the gas station attendant chased after us on foot. At first, in the classroom, he seemed okay because he uses humor to win over the teens... he makes them think he's fun and they lucked out to have such an entertaining driving instructor... but once he gets them alone on the road, he manipulates and sexually harasses the ones he wants to. DO NOT USE THIS DRIVING SCHOOL!

We had such a great experience and highly recommend Elite Driving School. They came recommended to…read moreus and they helped us from start to finish, answered all our questions and now we have a licensed driver. Check them out you wont be disappointed.

This business has been a great experience for my son. The instructor is awesome and the office…read morestaff is courteous and helpful. Thank you!!

After 2 years of experience with this driving school, I can only say they are very disrespectful…read morecondescending and just plain rude. Not worth the money you have to pay. I surely wouldn't let my child be taught by the people in this company.

This is going to be a very descriptive review so hold on, haha. First, I do want to clarify that I…read moredid get my license and I didn't think I ever would without driver's training, however this particular company had a few concerns. My very first lesson was mostly parking lot practice and a bit around the block, but I don't feel like I had any "real" training. I opted for the Gold package. I didn't practice parking, straight line backing,lane positioning (I got marked on that on my driver's test) I didn't practice a lot of the things on the list of things the first lesson entails on the website. I requested a different driver after that lesson so I trained with David instead and he was great! He had me practice my weak areas many times until I got it down, he posted evaluations and comments after every lesson (first driver didn't do that) I was glad to have gone the route I did or I would've felt like I wasted $800. My behind the wheels test day finally arrived and the car I took my test in was not the same car I had practiced in every other lesson and we did not go over the check list in that car like we did every other time in the other car so I forgot where the Emergency break was. In the other car, it was a pedal. In this car,it was a button. So it was sort of frustrating that everything was switched up on me so quickly. We didn't do any freeway training, but that's okay. I felt we were behind because of the first lesson. I'll need to practice that on my own. On the website, for the Gold package, it says "This package includes everything covered in the Basic Teen Package, plus we will provide an hour and a half of training before the student's DMV exam, as well as our vehicle for taking the exam. We can also schedule the test for you. This package is ideal for those parents and students wanting to ensure they pass the driver examination. We've found that warming up with an instructor before the exam makes students confident and prepared which produces excellent results." When I initially read that, I was under the impression that I would be practicing with the DMV examiner before the test, I liked the idea of practicing with my examiner, however I did not. The wording on that was a bit misleading. Oh and on the days following the road test, I "practiced the road test" with my instructor several times but the rout I took was nothing like the road test. We went on a roundabout in which I only practiced once before,the morning of the test. I didn't understand the roundabout and I did not take the correct exit she told me to, so I went on a completely unfamiliar route and drove very slow and got marked for that lol I live in Paradise and I'm not used to Chico residential streets so I drove slow in case there was a hidden stop sign. I just feel like I got marked on a lot of stuff the school could've taught me. I did spend almost $1000 on it. Oh and also, on my third lesson, we were practicing in Chico and we came up on a stoplight that looked like the one in the picture. I started taking a left turn when my light was a green light and not a green arrow, which clearly states I must yield to oncoming traffic. I was told to go and almost got hit by a driver taking a right turn. That bothered me because I felt the instructor should have taken me on roads he was familiar with, because he didn't know that was a protected and unprotected stoplight. We all learned a valuable lesson that day on that light though. I take responsibility for that too, but I listened to him when he said go so I guess I got confused. ETA: I wanted to edit my review and add the phone operator was really sweet and she was definitely my favorite person I had the opportunity to interact with throughout this whole experience.

My daughter just finished her 6 hours of behind the wheel training with Brian on Friday and got her…read morelicense the same day. The DMV employee said she was the best driver he has had all month. I highly recommend Dave Coyne's driving school.

Great experience. Yes, you do normally have to leave a message for a call back, they are out…read moredriving with the students, but I received prompt calls back. My son drove with Brian and he was very flexible with the schedule. The second appt was after school and they picked my son up, took him for his 2 hour drive and dropped him off at our home. My son took his behind the wheel test yesterday and only had 3 points lost. We are very please with the services from Dave Coyne and recommend them!

We had a great experience with Tri-Valley instructors coaching our somewhat reluctant driver…read more Communication was excellent throughout and it was super easy to set up appointments for the week or weekend.

We had a wonderful experience with Tri-Valley driving school. My twins just completed their driving…read morecourses with them, and had nothing but great things to say about their instructors! Very professional and organized staff. I highly recommend Tri-Valley driving school.