Carol was great! She was very helpful with working around our schedules and the bad winter weather. Her patience and professionalism made the drivers ed experience much less stressful.

I found the instructor, Steve professional and a good teacher. I had a very pleasant experience and would highly recommend this driving school!

Great teaching! Coach Steve is patient and very experienced in coaching you how to drive. Instructions were very clear and helpful in making you a better driver. Theyre also very understanding with your schedule and can work around it for you. Would recommend!

I am so glad that we chose Learn Right as our sons driving school. Leslie is professional and was so easy to work with. She accommodated the boys crazy schedules and my son felt she taught him much more than he learned practicing with us. I liked that she took the time to meet with parents and students on the last session and really explain some of the laws and rules Virginia has regarding new drivers. I highly recommend Learn Right Driving School.

Great teaching. The coach gave clear instructions to guide students how to drive correctly step by step, and would straightforwardly point out any mistake. The most surprising point for me is how the coach could observe my intentions and viewpoints from subtle movements and thus give corrections or instructions.

Will stop contacting you even after you message repeatedly. The male instructor is really rude and will yell at you, which would make any driver nervous. I have tried contacting multiple times with no response so I’ll have to look elsewhere.

The driver is extremely rude and very racist. She kept on saying “ what to do with people from your country”. She even hit my husband on his hand while he was holding the steering wheel (it was his very first driving class). She was screaming all the time on both of us as well as on the pedestrians. Would not recommend her for anyone.

Great customer service. Friendly and informative.

Very aggressive towards cyclists. The instructor seems to not know the laws about where cyclists are allowed on the road, even though at least 10% of the student population bikes.