Greg's Driving School of Rockville
Greg's Driving School has been a leader in driver education in Maryland since 1992, providing top-quality service that reflects in the success of its students. With 47 locations spread across Maryland, we serve ten counties, making it easy for students to access the training they need to obtain their driver's license.
We offer the MVACertified Maryland Driver's Education course, as well as extra driving practice sessions to ensure each student is fully prepared. Additionally, we provide specialized programs such as the Driver Improvement Program and the 3-Hour Roadway Safety Driving Education Program for those referred by MVA.
At Greg's Driving School, we understand the significance of quality training; therefore, our classes are led by highly qualified and patient instructors dedicated to building each student's confidence behind the wheel. We take pride in offering personalized attention and a tailored approach that has helped many students pass their driving test on their first try.
We have options for everyone, including online classes and programs taught in American Sign Language for deaf and hard-of-hearing students. Don’t hesitate to contact us at 301-882-8000 or toll-free at 800-446-9230 with any questions regarding pricing, schedules, or enrollment. We're here to help you embark on your journey towards independence.
Opening hours
- sunday: (closed)
- monday: 10:30-18:30
- tuesday: 10:30-18:30
- wednesday: 10:30-18:30
- thursday: 10:30-18:30
- friday: 10:30-18:30
- saturday: (closed)
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Decades of Experience and a Wide Network in Maryland
Established in 1992, Greg's Driving School has become a cornerstone of driver education in Maryland, serving ten counties through an extensive network of 47 locations. This widespread presence ensures that students have easy access to certified MVA driver education courses, behind-the-wheel training, and specialized programs such as the Driver Improvement Program and Road Safety Education for those referred by the MVA. The school’s long-standing history is reflected in its commitment to quality, offering both online and in-person instruction to accommodate diverse learning needs.
Student-Centric Approach and Accessibility
Greg's Driving School distinguishes itself by offering inclusive educational options, including online courses and specialized instruction in sign language for students with hearing difficulties. The school provides a flexible scheduling environment, with staff members often praised for their helpfulness in arranging weekend classes or assisting with license reinstatement processes. This dedication to customer service and accessibility allows students to navigate the licensing process with greater ease, whether they are new drivers or seeking to restore their privileges.
Highly Rated Instructors and Positive Learning Environments
While experiences can vary, many students highlight exceptional instructors who play a pivotal role in their success. Educators such as Mr. Roland Paguia, Mr. Juan Kaviani, Ms. Patricia, and Mr. Mohsen are frequently commended for their patience, professionalism, and ability to create a supportive and engaging classroom atmosphere. These instructors are noted for their clear explanations, calm demeanor, and genuine care for student progress, helping learners build confidence before taking their road tests. Several students reported passing their MVA exams on the first attempt, attributing their success to the high-quality guidance received.
Comprehensive Training and Practical Preparation
The curriculum is designed to prepare students for real-world driving conditions, combining theoretical knowledge with practical behind-the-wheel sessions. Instructors often take students to various locations to provide diverse driving experiences, ensuring they are well-prepared for the MVA road test. The school’s approach emphasizes not just passing the test, but developing lasting safe driving habits, with many alumni expressing gratitude for the thorough preparation and personalized attention that helped them become confident, independent drivers.
Greg's Driving School of Rockville: Reviews
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Positive experience: Greg's Driving School needs to improve a lot on its hiring process for driving instructors. Many of the instructors (specifically in the DMV area) lack the ability to understand that students having however many hours of driving experience doesn't necessarily translate to strong performance every time during during lessons but this is my first lesson so I don't really have a more informative idea of how most of the instructors are (just basing this off of other reviews). Don't know why Greg's Driving School themselves doesn't want to improve their ratings, it would get them more students if they did. Michael Frazier was my in car driving instructor and for most of the lesson, he was distracted by frequently looking at his phone instead of observing my driving more to see if there is something I need to improve on and occasionally checking his phone (I couldn't tell of course on how often he was paying attention on how well I was driving because I obviously need to be paying attention at traffic/cars/pedestrians) he was also a little bit impatient during the lesson as well. He did yell at me once for a mistake I believe. I get that it can get boring having to take student drivers out to complete their driving every week but c'mon making sure your student is not going to make more mistakes in the future is much better and safer then having to deal with more drivers who got their licenses not too long ago, making unsafe mistakes on the road in the future. Also, he didn't provide any tips or constructive criticism to improve my driving after I made a mistake at all even if he did it wasn't good feedback (to me at least) but I do admit I did make a few bad mistakes and a few minor mistakes because of his condescending attitude he had towards me made me feel stupid which it did lead to me to feel nervous or worried. By the end of the lesson, he had offered no guidance on how I could fix the mistakes I had made but he did tell me something helpful which was a driver didn't going to the correct lane after I made some turn or whatever it was and that I wasn't wrong for going to a certain lane. So overall Michael wasn't that bad of an instructor and he shortened the scheduled 2-hour lesson to only 1 hour and 45 minutes, without explanation. Hopefully when I come back for a driving lesson it will be better and more informative if I ever do I guess. Only reason I picked this location was because of the availability of lessons and reviews I’ve read. The car was also almost out of gas and the wind shield had a lot of water streaks for some reason. Daniel Wheeler was my online driving school instructor and he wasn't that that bad he just failed to keep the class engaged enough where there weren't people falling asleep. Greg's Driving School overall needs to ensure its instructors have the skills to effectively teach students regardless of how many hours they have practiced. Hiring more attentive, patient, and constructive teachers would be great toward improving the overall quality of their program.
Negative experience: Really bad teacher. No respect when they deal with kids and their parents
Negative experience: We got in a situation, my wife had a last class there and had a flat tire hitting the curb, then the instructor older Asian lady send her walking back to the office..my wife called me and I' did pick her up in the middle..I'm not talking about unprofessional, how stupid you can be to send somebody walking for a mile and you are the one who teach them how to drive and r responsible for their safety...I went there and tried to help with the flat tire..but somebody was already helping, I spoke with the instructor she had a mask and her voice was very low, so I did not quiet understand what she said..still, I got the impression that she wasn't teaching my wife to drive, but was acting like examiner...
Positive experience: Would be 5 stars if they finally fire that driving instructor named Helen. I’m deeply appreciative to my other driving instructors that helped me pass my driving test the first time, but I want to issue a special no-thanks to Helen. Helen does not offer any constructive criticism while you’re driving, she tears apart your confidence and is like a leech sucking at you until you finally believe in her self deprecating words. She single handily made me believe that I would never be a good driver and that I should give up on ever trying to drive. My friends have all had similar bad experiences with her, and she is a repeat offender of these claims. She’s like a Regina George in real, and is a huge bully. This is just a warning to all other students who may have this woman. Do not believe her degrading words, you got this!
Fantastic experience: No words can express how grateful I am to Mr. Rob Pilloid. By far one of the greatest human beings I have ever met, and I STRONGLY recommend him to anybody concerned about learning great skills to prepare you for every type of driving. When I say there is a BIG difference between his teaching and my last teacher at this location, I REALLY mean it!! He made me feel very comfortable with the controls of the cars and how to perform properly on the MVA road test. His tips applied to every car, not just the ones at Greg’s. He also took me to various locations to get LOTS of real practice which made a HUGE difference. My driving definitely improved after 1 session with his knowledge and expertise. He is a very genuine and kind man. The G.O.A.T of driving instructors. Mr. Nicholas was also very good and kind as well. He too made you feel in control of vehicle and was responsive to the poor weather conditions I encountered that day. He gave clear and good tips while making me feel comfortable. I really liked his attentiveness, awareness That being said I did encounter issues with Mike Frazier who “expected” you to know the area off the first inch of the car moving. He gave little direction at the beginning. He also stayed on his phone most of the time and was not very communicative (probably since he had the radio on the whole time and appeared to be watching something on his phone). While I was driving back he had the radio tuned to a conservative media source and started making uncomfortable remarks about illegal immigrants, etc. At the end he didn’t even go over my scores and wandered off somewhere. For my online class I had Mr. Dave (Online only) who is by far one of the kindest teachers to have. He was severely understanding, great at getting the class involved, used his own experiences while giving tips, and a very positive person throughout the whole class. I loved his instruction and enthusiasm and strongly recommend him as well!
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