Can't recommend them enough!! I didn't take drivers ed, took my skills test twice at B&B, and was…read morefailed both times. By the same instructor (who also kept making offhanded, rude comments about my driving) as well. At All Seasons, my instructor was kind, respectful and courtious and passed me despite inevitably getting some points marked off. Test here if you want to be tested fairly and treated with respect!

The staff were very welcoming. I was very nervous about my driving test however my instructor had a…read moredemeanor that was calming and they had great communication making it easy to understand what they were asking of me.

My daughter took driver's ed and m Her knowledge test with…read moreB&B, but the skills test with Precision. She was unable to schedule her test with B&B, because the only way to schedule is by calling, which went straight to a recorded message with no option of leaving a voicemail. She called Precision and was quickly able to get a test scheduled. The examiner was friendly and went over the important parts of the test before beginning. She never felt confused or intimidated. Overall a great experience! Thank you!

From the owner: Precision Driving Academy offers a comprehensive driving program tailored to meet the needs of…read morenovice drivers. This program incorporates the latest teaching methods, utilizes safe and reliable instructional vehicles for practice, and has experienced instructors who help build confidence in their students. This program is designed to equip students with the essential skills they need to drive safely and confidently throughout their lives.

DO NOT take your skills test here. I took my first two tests at 911 Driving School on the north…read moreside, which was stressful because of the instructors and roads, so I decided to try B&B because I heard the guy was nice, the roads are easier, and the person who taught me to drive said it's a good place. The roads being easier is true, but the instructor being nicer is flat-out wrong. I took my first test here on April 2nd 2026 and i failed since i went 7 over which is a rule to an automatic fail I get that and he was nice about it the first day but I went back the next day on April 3 2026 because I knew all my skills I just went a little fast so I fail again and he was nice about explaining what I did wrong then before we both got out of the car he said "you're just wasting money" which is a messed up thing to say! You don't know what somebody is going through, and my mom is a single mom, and she doesn't care about spending money to get my license, but we don't have a lot of extra money since she's raising two boys by herself. So I kept my calm until I got back in the car, then I cried to my driving teacher. So DO NOT take it here, he is not nice and considerate. Also, on the second day, I failed, and I almost hit a car. I looked left, straight, right, left, straight at a stop sign so there were no cars so I went then a car came up a hill going 35-40 way over the 25 speed limit and almost hit him so i automatically failed which I get but going out of the school I was at a red stop light waiting to go right so I waited till i thought it was safe but he rushed me saying "you can turn now" well excuse me for trying to make sure we don't get hit! And I'm pretty sure he's the only guy you can test with, so I'm currently looking for other schools in the valley to test with!

DO NOT take your skills test here. I got the same instructor both times and was failed both times…read more The first fail made sense because my front wheel had went up the curb. As for the second? The same instructor, an old man who never introduced himself to me, made offhanded and rude comments about my driving the entire time. At one point I was waiting at a stop sign for traffic to be clear before I turned, looking both ways multiple times. Not even 15 seconds of waiting before he says "We can wait here all day if you want." I respond with "Excuse me?" as he says "You're waiting too long. If someone was behind you they would've been honking by now." I pause, then respond "I'm just waiting for traffic to be safe. I don't want to cut anyone off." He sighs, rolls his eyes and proceeds to mark me down. Other instances include unsafe actions. He tried having me back around the curb--a curb that lead right into a busy street. I was lucky that no passing traffic hit my car on that maneuver. As for parallel parking, he tried having me do that in a one lane street--which was right up by a stoplight. The entire thing felt off to me and I felt unsafe, especially since a truck was coming up behind me. I had used my right turn signal as I lined up with the parked car next to me. I tried waiting for the truck behind me to drive around me (what you're supposed to do), and that's when the instructor chimed in yet again with "what are you *doing?*" I explain to him why I'm waiting, and he says "No. No, don't worry about him. You have the right to park." The truck had to have thought that I was simply turning right at the light, thanks to the way I was set up for this maneuver. As I began to back up, the truck driver gives me an angry look and starts backing up to properly give me room. By then I was breaking down from that moment as well as the instructor's previous comments. I knew I was in no condition to drive like that. I'm crying right in front of the instructor and stop the maneuver to instead drive back to the school to end the test. He seems flabbergasted over the fact, and once again, exclaims "what are you doing?" So I respond, "I'm im no condition to drive while I'm breaking down like this, I'm sorry. I'm just going to drive back to the school." He gets snippy yet again and clearly doesn't care about my wellbeing at that time. The 2nd time, I got a 79, which was the nail in the coffin for me. I instead tested somewhere else in the valley today and had a much better experience. Finally passed with an 86, and the instructor only ever talked to give me directions and to review my results once the test was over. I felt respected and felt that I was tested fairly, let alone this instructor didn't put me in dangerous situations like the one at B&B did. TLDR; please do NOT test at B&B on Sullivan... Unless you want a rude instructor who makes comments and doesn't care about basic traffic safety.

After finishing interface Academy's classroom lessons, knowledge test, and skills test, I can say…read morethat the instructors are friendly and knowledgeable in addition to chatting to you during the drive tests. I particularly liked the road trip lesson in the classroom Some of the online scheduling can be confusing at first but after a few times you can easily understand it. Overall I think they have prepared me for the open road.

I paid more than $600 for my son. They add fees, stupid fees. They never answer the phone and and…read moreare horrible to communicate with. Pay the extra 100 and go to a different driver Ed school. Do not go here. Worst experience ever.

Their structure and fees are deliberately predatory. Everything about their scheduling and planning…read moreis designed to push you into scenarios that result in paying penalties. They don't have enough slots for behind-the-wheel time to fit all their students so you have to wait on a call list. Their business hours are short so you can't reach someone when you try, then they charge you for not calling on time. Their customer service is rude and seems to revel in telling you it was your own stupid fault. When I ask my student daily what was covered in class, I hear "cop stories" again and again. I intentionally selected the priciest option in the city thinking it would be reflected in quality. What a waste.

Love that this is taught by first responders. The instructor my child had was a no nonsense guy. He…read moreexpected kids to follow the rules or get out of the class, bravo! But he was also fun and funny. I think his name was Ed. If you enroll, be sure you can make it to the classes and the drives. The state says you can only be absent a maximum of 3 times or you have to start over. Also, if you can't make a scheduled drive, you have to cancel at least 24 hours before, excluding non business days. If you don't, you have to pay $60 for the no-show. And, if you need to schedule a different drive after the initial round of scheduling, you might end up still doing the drives after the classroom course has completed. My kid can drive very well by the end of the 5 or 6 week course, and she's fully prepared to take her knowledge and skills test, even though she's not yet 15.5 years old! And I don't even feel like I've taken her out driving all that much - not the 2 hours a week that the school wanted. We will have months to get in our 50 hours for the state, and I know we'll surpass that. I'm very happy that we chose this school for drivers ed.

We had a great experience with Defensive Driving School! The instructors are enthusiastic and…read morepassionate about teaching. They not only teach how to drive and the rules of the road, but also how to be alert and what to look for to avoid collisions. I highly recommend the school if you have teens needing drivers ed.

From the owner: Our family has been part of the driver education industry since 1996, and our commitment has always…read morebeen simple: provide honest, reliable, high-quality instruction to every student who walks through our doors. What began as a small, family-run school has steadily grown into a trusted resource for Washington driver training, built on patience, safety, and clear communication. We've earned our reputation by supporting communities where driving schools had closed or struggled, ensuring families still have access to dependable instruction and fair pricing. This trust and reliability to ensure amazing instruction has been the bedrock for families sending all of their kids our way. We are also frequently sought out as a better school when a family has a negative experience with another school. Our instructors and staff bring real care to each lesson, focusing on confidence, safety awareness, and practical skills that matter on the road. Students know our vehicles are well maintained, our team is approachable, and our guidance is grounded in experience rather than shortcuts. We believe in treating people with respect during every interaction, whether it's a curious phone call, a nervous driver's first lesson., or a DOL Drive test. As we continue to grow, we remain dedicated to personal service, community support, and helping new drivers learn the right way from the start.

I had a terrible experience at this place. The drive instructors make you feel uncomfortable. Dave…read morewho took me on my drive judged me by appearance and marked me for things I know that I did correctly. I suggest Interface Drive Academy instead.

Since when ASL interpreter is required????? Many Deaf drivers never had ASL interpreter during…read moreskill exam. They are discrimination us. Forcing us to have ASL interpreter? They showed us paper said Deaf/HoH "may" have interpreter with. It is like optional. And we said no need for one. Can do gesture simple. Many Deaf friend said same thing. Never heard that ASL interpreter is a requirement! 1 star for refusing exam us and discrimination!

Short and sweet review: Highly recommend!! Becky was wonderful. My lessons were SO helpful, and now…read moreI'm very comfortable driving alone. Great driving school with wonderful customer service. Longer review: I'm an adult and already had my license but had never really driven before, especially on the highway/interstate, so I wanted to get some formal instruction before venturing off alone. I contacted A&A driving school through their website and got a helpful, prompt email in response. From there I set up driving lessons (I bought a package deal). Becky was my teacher and she was GREAT! I had taken lessons from other driving teachers before, and some of them would explain things in a confusing way or make me feel self-conscious if/when I didn't do something right. Becky was the opposite... super clear, informative, and kind. I also thought the price for the package deal was fair and appropriate. All in all, I highly recommend Becky and her company!

Wife, owner is unprofessional & rude. Classes are backed up…read moreso not many options. They never answer their phone. Communication limited.

If you don't mind paying thousands of dollars to basically teach yourself how to drive a CMV with…read moresafety and mechanical issues, Drive 509 is the place for you! Every truck we got in had something wrong with it. ABS systems and parking brakes malfunctioning, lights burned out, broken steps, broken heaters/defrosters, wheels locking up on trailers, and the clutches almost gone on most of the trucks, just to name a few things! But the biggest issue for us by far was the lack of proper instruction and care. All of the questions we asked the owner, Jason, were either avoided, dismissed, or answered with, "you don't need to know that right now" or "you need to figure it out for yourself". Another real concern is they dont bother to have students perform important safety steps (such as an air brake test) before heading out on the road. When I aked why this isn't required at 509 Jason said, "we do not have time for safety tests on drives". Yet, he makes every student take the time to fill out an accident report if they hit a cone. Ridiculous and utterly unhelpful! It is clear that making/saving money is the priority for Jason. He made it apparent that neither safety, nor the concerns of students matter to him. When our class tried to discuss with Jason our frustrations, struggles, and the lack of instruction leaving us feeling Ill-prepared for testing, he became angry, told us we were negative, threatened to kick us out of his school, and told us we were "spitting in his face" because this was his buisness that we were badmouthing. I feel like our concerns were pretty legitimate. Like the fact that our instructor had only been an instructor for two days and his inexperience made learning -even the basics- difficult. Despite being really nice, he gave us a lot of misinformation. We told this to Jason. His response: "he is a good CDL instructor because he teaches taiquan do". Jason, told us that he, himself, had not taught a class in over two years and that pass rates were down because of this. The mechanic told us, "good luck passing the B to A exam in only two weeks!! The pass rates are super low for you guys!", and then took us to a stripped out truck and laughed while he poorly explained where *some* of the components *should* have been. While we appreciated his humor and honesty, we told Jason that this made us uneasy because these are all things students are expected to know for their state test and we couldn't learn like that. Again, Jason was dismissive. If you choose to come here, plan to learn basically everything on your own. Question what you are being told because not all of it is accurate, and be prepared to spend a fair bit of time standing in the cold/heat out in the yard, because there aren't enough trucks or instructors to go around. Overall, my classmates and I agree that we found it to be an extremely poor and frustrating experience. Good luck! Maybe y'all can find some place better to do your training, because this place sucks!

Went to drive509 for my classA... I did pass and it felt good! I took the 5 week evening class…read more.. fit my schedule the best... the evening teacher was very good, very patient and fair with your drive times... I learned a lot and will recommend this place to anyone seeking a truck driving career and need to attain their CDL.. i enjoyed my time at drive 509

VERY UNPROFESSIONAL & UNORGANIZED. I went through their phlebotomy program about 4 years ago. Their…read moreclasses ran late often, and would sometimes start late due to staff. Receptionist/MA instructor/owner flipped me off during a lab once and cursed often. The Phlebotomy instructor would run out of supplies for labs and was condescending when you spoke with him but he did teach you what you needed to know. I've since got my MA license and in my second year of nursing school. I can still say I've never had a bad instructor besides the ones at this school. If SCC doesn't have a long wait list I'd suggest them first. Good luck!