Stop & Go Driving School

Kathleen you’re full of AWESOMENESS! And because of that I got my drivers license today. Thank you very much for the valuable driving instructions and being so friendly as well.

I am in my twenties and just recently learned to drive with the help of Stop and Go Driving School.
The permit class was not worth the money. I expected to learn a little about traffic rules, road markings and signs, etc. instead of watching car accident and drunk driving PSAs. The last hour was taken up by a Jeopardy-​style game with candy rewards. I came ready to take notes, I came home empty handed aside from a practice test full of wrong answers with no solutions and a candy bar I didn’t earn! Your six hours can be better spent studying from home.
However, the driving lessons and simulator training proved to be worth every penny. I ordered nine hours of lessons and one hour of the simulator. I was absolutely clueless about driving, and after three lessons I couldn’t believe the progress I had made. The simulator is effective in teaching lessons you wouldn’t want to experience hands-​on.
Steve was my driving instructor, I would highly recommend him to anyone wishing to learn. He is very straightforward and honest, he has a great personality and was fun to spend time with for our three hour blocks of time.
Hope this review is helpful, good luck to any prospective drivers!

I did the driver’s instruction for student drivers. First, let me say that I’m an aspie and was a little apprehensive about going because of my anxieties. I had two different instructors; the first was very sarcastic and I had trouble telling when he was serious and when he was joking, while the second was easier going and not sarcastic in the least. Both had different teaching styles, and had different methods of getting me to do things. Personally, I found the second instructor’s methods easier to perform because of the way he taught it.
Whether you’re a teenager looking for someone to take you out and teach you, or someone older who didn’t learn to drive as a teenager, this is a good place for you to get it done. The teachers are amazing and compassionate, and the schedulers are pretty straightforward with what you’ll need.

If you have to go to Traffic Survival School (and I hope you don’t) after a traffic violation, this is the place. Mark Campbell is personable and engaging instructor; he doesn’t single anyone out as an example of driving badness, and he’s entertaining.