I find that the Classe are great! The instructors also fantastic. Office lady...not good with…read morepeople, incredibly rude, almost incompetent and borderline perhaps a bit of a lier. I'm not impressed with the office gal, and in a business where customer service is valued and appreciated, she needs some lessons herself. I recommend that Jungle should hire someone who can speak intelligently and respectfully to those that are paying for this service.

After our daughter finished both segments we were very happy with the training itself. Then our…read moreson finished segment 1 which we were also satisfied with. The mistake was made by signing him up for segment 2 to find out a few hours later that Allstar had an opening 2 months earlier. This is where we encountered 2 phone calls with the lady in the office that was extremely rude on the phone when my wife said he was going to cancel the class. The timing of this call was less than 24 hours after we signed up but still 2 months out for the actual class. The policy is there are no refunds for any reason. That is fine but we don't need to be hung up on after the discussion. I called back and asked to hold the credit so I could donate it to a child of my choice. Voiced my frustration over the timing and the policy and was hung up on a second time. I might have deserved that hang up but my wife certainly did not deserve round 1. Buyer be aware! Jungle maybe you can invest in some customer courtesy training for your office staff and consider a little flexibility in your zero refund policy. Especially when your classes aren't available for over 2 months.

We signed my youngest son up for All Star Drivers Training. I want to share that Barb Fortier was…read moretop notch! She checked in with kids and parents. She was our favorite instructor with our 3 boys. My son also loved his experience and is excited to get his permit to put his training to work. Highly recommend!! And highly recommend Barb Fortier from Rockford, Mi. - Michelle Bayink

Driving behind a car that had All Star DE plastered all over the car driving in the LEFT lane below…read morethe speed limit. Seriously? You are training to disobey plastered signs about staying right unless to pass. And if going less than speed limit you aren't passing anyone.

My daughter had a terrible experience at Century Driving school, particularly, with Wade T. Wade…read morewas very unpleasant from the beginning. Immediately, my daughter was anxious because she was sitting next to an angry man. She made several silly mistakes in the beginning of the drive that she wouldn't have made if she was comfortable. He scolded her, yelled at her, and belittled her when she was confused about his directions. I was shaking in the back seat as I had to watch my daughter go through this experience. In any other situation I would have demanded that he talk to my daughter with respect but was told I could not speak. I would NEVER recommend this company to others. I hope Wade T finds Jesus and his heart is changed. Wow.

Man, sad news -- I didn't pass the parking portion. You need 6 points or fewer to pass, but I ended…read moreup with 7. The test is $80, and honestly some places feel like they make you take it twice on purpose. beginning of the test you said do not put your head out the window but you can like I was really confused about that For the first part, the instructor told me to pull up to the cones. I pointed at the two cones right in front of me with the pink line and asked, "These ones?" She said yes, so I pulled up exactly to that line. Then she suddenly said it wasn't those cones -- it was the ones farther back -- and made me pull up almost all the way to the end of the driveway. went with it. I did exactly what she told me pulled up right to the line and right before the cones I lost two points there I found out since she made me go for a little bit are you ready for this I seen someone else stop at the same spot even with my sister there since I have to have a person with me in the car she pass that part didn't get two points taking away Second part was backing up and turning. I even asked her before starting because the diagram showed the car on the far right side. She said no I don't want to get in with that , so I did it her way. I barely tapped the bottom of a cone and knew I'd lose a points, but I figured I was still okay. all right now let's get to the lady who was driving and did the second part I barely touched the cone bottom but she full on hit the cone went forward backwards forward backwards I don't know that's allowed it when she told me you cannot go forward I'm like all right that's the reason I reset Then for parallel parking, I did it the way she explained. I've done it plenty of times in real cities with bigger vehicles. She said it wasn't "perfect," so I adjusted. She even mentioned I could go forward to make it exact, but when I did that, she counted it as 2 more points. The car they had was a tiny sports car with a backup camera -- I barely fit in it. now let's get to the driver after I did my parallel part she told me to go to I get to the line and behind me in the cone but this lady just went way forward like a car length By the end, she said it added up to 7 points. If I had 6 or even 5 I would've passed. I was annoyed, so I watched the next person -- a woman -- do the test right after me. She did the same thing I did where I supposedly lost 2 points at the start, but the instructor didn't deduct anything from her. She also backed into a cone pretty hard and kept moving back and forth multiple times, and still passed. For parallel parking, bet she used the backup camera and even went way past the pink line -- something I was told I couldn't do. So yeah... she passed, but I didn't. I got docked for things she wasn't, and that's literally why I didn't pass. I so wanted to record this her test and show it the person after me only I tried to record but I realized I was on a phone call it won't let me switch my camera on it's $80 I sold on a refund this thing was bullshit but I figure I give people a warning the person most likely give you a test has a really small sports car kind of style if you're a big person a specialist she has to be outside the car and watching you in the cold she doesn't like the cold

worse company ever to have your kids tested for driver license. fail them for stupid excuses…read morespecially instructor Danita Carpenter intimate kids before start driving and fail the for minor mistake so she collects $79 as many times as she possibly can to make profit for precision. take your kids downstate a lot of better drivers testing companies and better instructors that don't discriminate.

Stay away from this testing center (Plainfield location). Timi was unprofessional, ranting about…read morethe poor kid before us. she let loose with his score and how he would have failed if the course was a quarter mile longer. maybe he was a bad driver but this behavior was unprofessional and completely intimidating. My daughter was nervous to begin with as I can imagine most new drivers are. Timi's demeanor remained throughout our uncomfortable time with her. Stay away from Timi at the Plainfield site.

My daughter took her test with this driving school and was not allowed to practice with their car…read morebefore she started. She was driving a completely unfamiliar car and a car with completely different dimensions than either of the cars she drives at home. The instructor was very nice - but failed my daughter on parking so she did not get to continue on to driving portion of the test. This test cost us $80!

We went to Century at Centerpoint. The comments I heard had us nervous. There were two ladies…read moreworking and both were VERY friendly. Like very nice. The cars are new, nice AND have backup cameras that you can use (they suggest you don't). Parallel parking was not an issue at all for my daughter. They give you lots of room. No issues at all. I also watched a student run over cones and the lady was helping her do it again. Great experience. Not one complaint.

I've been here multiple times and have usually had an enjoyable experience, though accessibility…read morehas always limited my options. (High tables, cramped seating, low movement space) My partner and I stopped in as walk-ins on Saturday around 2pm, fully understanding it would be busy and that there could be a wait. When we entered, there was no signage and no employees directing guests. Like others who walked in, we selected our pottery and sat at an open table. The table was completely clear -- no signage, no tiles, nothing indicating it was reserved. At no point were we informed that the table was reserved or that there was a waitlist. After choosing our colors, we asked an employee to quickly review the instructions. During that interaction, another employee approached and stated the table was reserved. I asked if we needed to move and was told, "No, it's fine, we'll figure it out," and the instructions continued. A few minutes later, after staff were visibly discussing the situation and staring at us, we were told we would need to move because the table was reserved and there was a waitlist. An alternative was offered, but it was not accessible for us, so we declined and left. We were later told that walk-ins are required to check in at the "front desk," which is actually located at the back of the store. This is not stated on the website, and there is no signage in the store explaining this process. We were also told reserved tables are typically marked with tiles -- however, the table we sat at was completely empty and unmarked. By their own stated policy, the process was not followed in this situation. The handling of the situation was disappointing, poorly communicated, and made for an unnecessarily uncomfortable experience

Service was great. Very accommodating for my elderly mom. Also, took the time to help us with the…read moreprocess, clean up, etc. I highly recommend!