Loyalty Driving School

Horrible teachers and horrible rude receptionist who makes the appointments. She kept telling me to call her back as she pretended to get in touch with other drivers. She never called me back and when I did call again she said do me a favor and go to a different driving school! She is also a scammer and tries to overcharge even though there is a set price. This Russian receptionist is really bad for the business and I hope this place goes out of business. The driver also tries to cheat you and finished the lesson early and just waited out the hour in a parking spot. After the lesson, I drove worse. DO NOT GO HERE, YOU WILL NOT DO WELL ON YOUR EXAM!

Very engaging and informative five hour initial (mandatory) lecture course. The driving lessons are carried by a seasonal instructor Simon; who provides tough-​love, but very helpful instructions and tips for the road rules. Great pointer/​foolproof way about a perfect parallel parking and k-​turn, that I will never forget in the rest of my driving career.

First of all I can say… That loyalty driving school is a great place to learn what the DMV examination require to get a license. I don’t know why there is a review making a big deal out of nothing.
Is true that sometimes the instructor take the wheel while you driving in a way to make you better, not because they want you to feel bad. They are very responds bike with your and their time.
They have a lot and really a lot of patience with the students. For example I can call the school any time how many times I want it and Emma is always there to answer your questions with a really nice attitude.
Prices are very convenient and I was with a group of six the day that we had to make the 5 hour class and guess what. Everybody was happy and at the end we agreed that we had a new idea of safety.
Thanks LOYALTY DRIVING SCHOOL I got my license today. Thanks Emma and Simon for being patient and be there for all your students.

I don’t even know where to begin with my horrible experience.
I took the 5 hour class before I started my lessons with the hopes that I could learn something to better prepare myself to start driving but boy was I wrong. They breezed past much of the material that is supposed to be covered opting to show boring old vhs videos, yes they were that old, rather than actually talk to us for at least half of the time. Then, after 2 hours they decided that they didn’t really want to be there and that we don’t want to be there either so they ended the class. Furthermore, they said that we were supposed to take a test at the end so that we may graduate and get our certificates but everybody passed (without ever seeing a test at all). While some people might appreciate getting in and out, if you are hoping to learn anything at all then this is not the place.
Then came the lessons with my instructor, Alex. If you expect your instructor to be punctual then he is not the man for you. He was regularly 10 – 15 minutes late, often times calling (15 minutes after my scheduled lessons) to reschedule for a later time in the day. He had minimal patience with me, often getting visibly irritated when I would do something wrong. I don’t know about you guys but I had zero experience driving, hence why I was going to a driving school, I don’t know what he expected from me other than to be less than perfect with my skills. Furthermore, he would grab the wheel from me or use the passenger brake to correct my errors at least a handful of times every lesson. While I completely understand that this is necessary if I would have unintentionally caused an accident, this was the case less than half of the time. When this would happen he would never explain to me what I did wrong or how I could have prevented this from happening in the first place. When it came to k-​turns and parallel parking he just said do it without me knowing what to do. He would just tell me when to accelerate and he would use his brake and grab the wheel from me and essentially do it all himself.
While I did pass my road test, I just barely did. When I went to parallel park I was close to the curb and about to hit a garbage can. The person administering the test would not let me start, she wanted to see my maneuvering skills in avoiding the garbage can. Unfortunately, the only thing that I could think is that when I’ve experienced situations like this before Alex would simply take the wheel from me and maneuver the car himself without explaining to me what I need to look for and do. I had to beg the administrator to let me begin again and she begrudgingly allowed me to do it in another spot when she realized that I would certainly fail if she didn’t allow me to.
I would dread the days that I would have lessons with Alex and dread getting behind the wheel. I honestly should not have passed that road test, and the administrator thought so as well but I technically passed enough of the requirements that she had no choice to pass me. I know that I am not a natural behind the wheel but Alex did not teach me how to be a good driver, he did not teach me the skills that I need to be OK behind the wheel without an experienced driver in the passenger seat walking me through everything. I know that sheer luck allowed me to pass the road test and I know that I am an accident waiting to happen which is why I have zero intentions of getting behind a wheel without taking additional lessons with another driving school.
I came to Loyalty Driving School hoping to learn and get my license. While I did ultimately get my license, they just ensured that yet another unsafe incompetent driver is able to legally get onto the road (thankfully I have zero interest in being in an accident so I don’t plan on actually being on the road.) Even better, he asked me to remember him when he dropped me off after my road test. Oh, I am sure that I will remember him as the worst instructor ever.

I think this school is great. My instructor Simon was very patient with me and told me when he thought I was ready to take the test. I was very nervous right before the test, but he went over the basics and made me less nervous. I passed my driving test on my first try, thanks to Loyalty Driving School.