Everyone is always cheerful and helpful. Always a great experience. Our sons driving instructors have always been so calm and professional.

The experience was amazing, and the staff is friendly for the most part. Very dedicated to helping their students during the corona virus.

I just sent through my first of 5 kids at NE Driving. The instruction was excellent and it was fun to see him be excited about basically going to school! He never wanted to be late and enjoyed the experience.

I am very displeased with your services. To begin my teacher Jackie barely taught us the material. She gave us worksheet and told us to do them, none of us could actually do these worksheets because we did not know the material. Second, Jackie told way to many personal stories, almost 330. She also reminded us constantly about how she lived on a hill. Now for my driving instructor. Steve was very nice, but at times he was not. He controlled the wheel way too much a yelled very loudly at some times. Also, I noticed that he acted very differently on the hour 10 parent drive. About the cars, the two blue cars are very bad for new drivers because the gas and breaks take a lot of effort to actually get them to go. When you get the car to start moving it goes way too fast which the instructors do not like. Overall I would not recommend this to my friends and family because they would have the same opinions.

To Anon Ymous--This is Jacki. I am sorry your experience with me was so negative. I had no idea you were having trouble with the worksheets--usually I get the other complaint that they are too easy and some feel a waste of time for that reason--I definitely would have helped you. I also did not realize I talked about my hill too much. I have lived on that hill for more than 50 years--a lot has happened on those roads. Many kids like to hear real things that happen over just reading the book and answering the questions. I never have the kids read silently and do the questions. Maybe that would have worked better for you. I try to tell applicable stories for the same reason---Drivers Ed can be rather boring if you stick to just book and test formats. Out of the last 150 students I have taught recently, only 3 have failed the test. You were not one of them. I am glad that in spite of my inadequacies, you were able to get the info you needed in order to pass the test and get your permit. Again, I am sorry you did not enjoy your experience, I wish you had expressed your difficulties prior, but thank you for the input now. I am teaching a new class--- I have not mentioned my hill even once yet, and I am asking if anyone has questions or if I can clarify anything before we move on for everything we do. Thank you for the tips. I hope you remain a safe driver all of your days. J

Never been to this place yrt one more month tho.