Real Deal Driving School

Worst driving school. The instructor James is an extremely rude and bad tempered old man. Please don't send your kids here or go here yourself. I changed driving schools and heard of kids like me who were insulted and even plucked at. I was yelled at by him the majority of my lesson and it made me very scared to drive. Never again

Do yourself a favor and avoid this school. We chose it, because it was $50 less than other schools in the area, but the cheaper price was not worth it. We should have known better.

We picked 2x3h option and the instructor didn't show up for the second class (which happened to be on Sunday at 10am). We didn't get any calls about cancellation, so we kept calling the school, but the calls went straight to voicemail. Finally, they called us back at 6pm (8 hours AFTER the scheduled appointment), to yell at us that we didn't pick up the phone (we checked all the phones in the house, nobody called us). Apparently, the instructor wanted to cancel the lesson, because she was scared of driving in the rain. Yes, that's right. The instructor was afraid of driving in the rain (it rained for 5 minutes in the morning and then it barely drizzled).

That should tell you all you need to know about the quality of the driving education provided by this school and about the level of professionalism (or rather lack of it) that they display.

Unlike every driving school, he wouldn't wait for my son to get his license at the DMV after passing his exam. He is also rude at times.

Absolutely horrible and unprofessional. He had the nerve to scream at my son for things he should have been teaching. First time behind the wheel was a nightmare for my son. Completely disgusted!

Did I learn how to drive? Yes.
Did I get a good experience with my instructor who I shall address as JS? No.

My instructor was unprofessional, crass, and rude. He yelled incessantly, and although I admit that there were times when the type of behavior he was displaying was appropriate, he showed no regard for the fact that it was my first time behind the wheel. For instance, he spoke little about improvement, but was eager to mock my skills in front of me and my parents. Again, JS likes to forget that he's working with kids who have never driven a car before. Go somewhere else.