Road Star Driving School

Negative experience: If I could rate this place zero stars I would. They are rude, unprofessional and have the absolute nerve to be expensive. The only way you can get in touch with someone is through email. No one is ever at the office or answers the phone. It is so hard to schedule drives. It is such a waste of money and time. DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILDREN HERE FOR DRIVING LESSONS. It is the absolute worst choice if you decide to send your children here for drives you will regret it as I did. I read reviews before I chose this place and still decided to give it a shot and I can NOT agree more with the already horrible reviews and low star rating.

Fantastic experience: Dennis is very misunderstood and misinterpreted by most of these reviews. Dennis is one of the kindest humans i’ve conversed with, he was merciful when i made mistakes driving and he never once yelled at me like some of these reviews are saying. But if you put you and Dennis’ life at risk… yes you might get yelled at as a natural response that us humans have, put yourself in his shoes and then think… This place is not a 2.9 star driving school. Scheduling was easy, Dennis and Sherrie are really really good at what they do and Sherries patience is through the roof and she is a very kind hearted person with really great intentions and has a-lot of love for what she does. All I’m saying is that these other bad reviews scared me when I first started and i judged a book by its cover. but then I gave the people a chance and got to know them and really they are kind and bring light to a drive and make the hour meaningful and make it enjoyable. 5 Stars from me. Thank you Dennis and Sherrie!

Negative experience: Definitely not worth it! Over priced and not a good experience

Negative experience: I'm in the waiting room, waiting for my instructor, when I hear moaning coming from the bathroom down the hall. The instructor is taking the biggest dump of his life, and he's so loud I can hear him all the way from the waiting room. He walks out of the bathroom grunting and breathing heavily with every step. He also smells bad too. "Sorry about that delay." "Where's my key?" (I don't know why he would ask me that). "Don't know where my key is." I found the key for him. The last driver left it in the car, and the car was still running. I'm waiting for him to get to the car, I wait for at least 15 minutes. It's not over though! I was on my phone waiting for him to get in the car, because what else am I supposed to do? He tries to get in the car, but the door is locked. I unlock the door, and he yells: "Get off your phone! Couldn't you see I was trying to get in the car?" It's not my fault the last driver locked all the doors, and why is he yelling just because the door was locked? It doesn't stop there; he kept yelling at me in the car. I tried slowing for a very narrow turn, and he yelled: "No, drive faster!" He was yelling at me to avoid potholes that were unavoidable (I would've had to swerve into oncoming traffic). He was just in a bad mood; he has a bad temper too. What a terrible experience. Instead of being an instructor who is supposed to teach you, he just yells at you. And he had the nerve to ask me, "Why do you never talk to me on our drives?" This happened two years ago, and I still think about it sometimes. The lady instructor was way nicer than that 300-pound old man-child.

Fantastic experience: We had a great experience with Dennis. He was supportive and patient with my boys during drives in the car, and Amy was super responsive on scheduling requests. I would highly recommend this driving school.