My first experiences with Road Ready were quite positive (which is why I am giving them 2 stars…read moreinstead of 1) My first 2 instructors Andy and Rob were really great people to work with and taught me a lot. Then I scheduled two lessons with their 3rd instructor who shall remain nameless. For each appointment I stressed to the school that it is mandatory that the instructor wears a mask when I am in the car. No problem with the first two. I had to remind this instructor a few times to put on the mask and when he did he dug up an old mask that was so loose it wouldn't stay over his nose. In the first few minutes I had to remind him a few times to put the mask back up. When I saw that it was hopeless I asked him if he was vaccinated and he said no. At that point I said that this lesson was over and I didn't feel safe. I am 70 years old and overweight so I take all precautions. He gave me quite an argument even going so far as to say that masks did no good anyway but ultimately he gave me back my check and I got out of the car. When I got home I spoke to the woman who answered the phones who was very nice and told her that I wanted to speak with the owner about this. She said she would have him call me. That was Thursday early afternoon and I am writing this on Monday, 96 hours later and I still haven't heard from anyone. Which to me says that they either don't take the situation seriously or they just don't care. It's not for me to tell them who to hire or whether vaccinations should be mandatory but I think I should have been told beforehand that my instructor was not vaccinated. I would have turned him down flat and waited for one of the other 2 instructors. Not only did I feel unsafe at the time but now I feel disrespected as well.

I actually used Road Ready Driving School 3 years ago, but I'm thinking all the way back to that…read moretime because I was so impressed with their services. I did not have Yelp 3 years ago (and I just learned Yelp reviews more than food and drinks). Steve, a retired cop, taught me how to drive. I was very nervous, unskilled, older than most new drivers and I even had unsuccessful attempts with other driving schools. Steve at Road Ready Driving School was the most patient, kind (and fearless) instructor I ever could have asked for. He cheered me up when I failed the road test, and he even brought my favorite kind of donut to celebrate when I passed the test. I've been on the road for a few years now with no incidents or trouble, and I think the high quality lessons this school provided helped set me up for success. This driving school will always have a little place in my heart and my full endorsement for anyone (young or old, nervous or excited) who wants to learn to drive.

East Coast Driving school came to the rescue! After not passing the road test, we decided to call…read morein the professionals. Ted showed up & helped my son learn the best tricks to parallel parking. He was funny & really boost his confidence. Scheduling was easy & they were very understanding about his anxiety since he failed the test previously. Ted arrived early & was very patient. On test day he did a 1 hour booster before taking him to the test. He passed! Thank you East Coast Driving!

This driving school is the BEST! We tried other driving schools and they did not teach as well and…read morewere rude! East Coast has the friendliest, the most accommodating and caring staff! Hands down the best! So grateful to Aja she taught my daughter so well, I feel confident she is prepared to drive alone now, and she passed on the first try! Thank you East Coast!

I recommend the MSS basic safety course. The instructors are great, and they work hard to get you…read moreto pass the test. However, I want to add a few caveats about the course. This was my first time on a motorcycle, and quickly learned that riding wasn't as easy as I'd imagined. Motorcycling is a bit like skiing- it takes some athleticism and coordination to succeed. You've got to learn to delicately balance the throttle with the clutch - while maintaining balance during very tight turns. For me this was quite difficult and I failed the test, in spite of having taken 2 private lessons. Luckily MSS truly wants their students to succeed, and you've got a second chance with a free makeup test. I scheduled another private with the very calm James (I also recommend Dimitri) and subsequently passed the test. For those who are absolute beginners, and like me, may not have the best sense of balance, a couple of private lessons are a must before you take the beginner course. If you're stubborn, you'll get there with the help of MSS.

Fantastic place to take the motorcycle waiver course. Instructors were knowledgeable, friendly and…read moreextremely helpful. Ali and Dmitry, request them. Great instructors. Helped and advised whenever they saw something that I was doing wrong and truthfully I left today feeling I have become a better rider due to their instruction and guidance. More confidant in my abilities and also knowledgeable on things that I need to work on to become a better rider. Extremely satisfied with this course and will definitely be recommending to any person i know that is interested in riding better or getting their license.

Had a great experience with New Life Driving school. They showed my son the basics and he passed…read morehis driving test on the first try. Communication was great every step of the way. Recommend 100%

UNSAFE VEHICLES!…read more When completing my 6-hours lesson (July 2019) I came to realize the vehicles they were using 2003 & 2006 Toyota Corollas were affected by the big Takata airbag recall either causing malfunction of the front driver and passenger airbags or deploying with metal shards causing possible fatalities. I asked to run the VIN number of the vehicle I was using and I was denied the usage. Lucky I used a website where I could retrieve the VIN number from the license plate. My findings had me in awe. The vehicle I was driving had two open airbag recalls, the ones I was concerned about. The instructors themselves were polite and knowledgeable. They truly knew what they were doing and were never more than 10 minutes late. Throughout my six hours I, thank god, remained safe and in one piece. We at first had an issue with someone at the office about scheduling, and they offered us an extra hour of practice. They although did not honor that promise. After completing my 6 hours I asked to speak to a superior and was given the the cell phone number of the owner. I brought it to her attention about the open recalls on the vehicle I had driven. One of the two recalls had been open since 2014, and the other 2015! She showed a slight concern, and even asked me to run another vehicle for her, at the time the other vehicle I ran for her turned up clean but as I have check again it has a new open recall for the same potentially lethal airbag issue (Oct 19'). After reporting my findings of the vehicle she asked for she responded and said she would be getting the information for the two other vehicles in her fleet. I never received another response. I vividly expressed my concern and the urgency of the situation. I also explained to her that remedies of these recalls were available and free of charge at a local Toyota dealership. After almost a year later, I am currently looking for a refresher lesson and a rental for my upcoming road test. After running both VINs again today it is clear that my urgent concern was not taken seriously, and the blood of the students and instructors will be in their hands, god forbid a serious accident ever happens. The instructors were great, but management and maintenance needs an overhaul.

Everyone is so friendly, helpful and accommodating at East Coast. Raymond was my sons driving…read moreinstructor and he was so kind, and very gracious to my son. He went above and beyond. We're very pleased with our experience at East Coast!

My 16yr old daughter just completed the six hour driving course with East Coast Driving School…read more Her instructor Mr Boyd was excellent, very courteous and professional. My daughter was very nervous before her initial lesson and the instructor was understanding and made her feel confident throughout the entire process. Her drivers test was scheduled by East Coast during the first lesson for the day of her 17th birthday. We will be purchasing the refresher course for the day of the road test.

Run by ex-dmv guys who do not care if you learn, pass, or enjoy the course. Bikes are in awful…read moreshape and are 1/4 to half the 500cc minimum for an unrestricted cycle license in NJ (look up kowasaki eliminator EL125, out of production 125cc bikes, or honda rebel 250 234cc) No personal training or help with issues. They'll put you on a bike, recite the exercise from the DMV manual, and rush you through it. Have trouble? Schedule a second $350 attempt. You're better off getting a permit yourself.

I took the course at ACCC and it was great. The one RC John was the best! He explained everything…read morein a simple manner that was understanding. Tony was from HD and was so informative. I had multiple little "missteps" and they always told me how I went wrong. I would highly recommend this place for anyone who is a beginner.

My wife and I went to Japan last year and wanted to learn some basic Japanese to get by on our…read moretrip. We were trying lots of different methods to learn: a group class, apps on our phones, a TV show to teach Japanese to English speakers, audio tapes. When our group class had finished, we still wanted to be able to learn more before our trip. Inlingua is not far from my office, so I decided one day to ask about getting tutoring. Our trip was coming up in two months, and we really wanted to be able to have basic travel conversations and read at least some of the signs we would see in Japan. We set up a few tutoring classes for just my wife and me, and started practicing for our trip. Our teacher really helped us improve our reading skills, and she walked us through typical conversations we might have on the trip. When we arrived in Japan, we were able to get by surprisingly well. We even found out about a Japanese-language behind-the-scenes tour at a museum because the receptionist thought our Japanese was good enough to take it! By the time we came back, we knew we definitely wanted to go back to Japan in the future, and that it would be great to be able to speak and read more Japanese when we did. We wanted to learn the language in greater depth, so we now go to our tutoring classes twice a month, and we're getting better and better. The personal attention helps us learn quickly, and gives us the opportunity to slow down to get more help with tricky concepts, and move forward when something is easy. They have a number of other languages besides Japanese, of course: Spanish, Italian, French, Chinese, and probably more. If you're traveling and want to get a personalized introduction to a language, I would definitely recommend Inlingua.

Gave them a job to translate some certificate. They didn't even get the name right. Went there to…read more pick up the document and found out it was closed even though I was assured that it would be open. The day before,i sent them an email to tell them I would be coming. Disappointed.

Best Driving School was the best for my grandson. His instructor, Faisal Rezwan, is an excellent…read moreteacher. We tried another school before this one, and my grandson says there is no comparison; his experience with Faisal Rezwan was so much better, and he passed his road test on the first time taking it. Thank you Faisal for your kindness and patience and being such an excellent instructor.

NOT the "Best Driving School" The owner of this driving…read moreschool gives a prime example of someone who overpromises and underdelivers. There is the promise of vast amounts of teachers and available times but this was not the case in my situation. The designated teacher never contacted me to schedule the initial visit so the designated teacher was the owner himself? Not impressed. The pros of the driving school is that the teacher, Firoz, is knowledgeable in teaching driving techniques and this school is registered with NJ DMV. The cons, however, is that the owner/teacher needs constant follow-up from start to end regarding the submission of paperwork and arrival of driving sessions. He told me to expect him to be at least 15 minutes late for every session. Another con is that he is on the phone while he's teaching which can be huge distraction for new drivers. Although the cost is lower than other schools I interviewed, I neither have plans to use this school for future sessions nor will I recommend to others.