Reviews of East Coast Driving School (Driving School)

leah socorro

I have been through the school twice in two years and absolutely love them. Their drivers are top notch, both of my kids loved them all!! They are so accommodating to kids' busy schedules, very easy to work with and a pleasure to get on the phone with. I highly recommend this school when your child is learning how to drive.

John Doe

I am just going to write my experiences with East Coast Driving School, I know my situation may not be the same for everyone and I do not blame the school on 100% on my problems I have been having but I feel like people should know my experience. East Coast is a relatively new driving school program in my area and is one of the more expensive schools in my area but we chose it anyways. They have a nice building and very new Ford (Fusion/Focus?) cars that are very clean and very easy to use (Which is why I believe are one of the reasons they are more expensive then others). They're classroom time I attended was very nice and the instructors Joe and Kevin are really nice guys which my peers and myself had no problem liking at all. They were always in a good mood, very nice and very funny and where great teachers. Completed the classroom hours and had no problems with the test they administered. Then I started my road lessons and the nice lady teaching my first lesson was teaching me the basics to driving which she did a very good job at. I quickly caught on and everything they were teaching me came smoothly for the most part. Now this was something that I found was quite annoying, when they teached me parallel parking they told me the basics. I could probably do a decent job doing it 1/2 the time but most of the road instructors only told me that I was too far from the curb or crooked, etc., but most of the time didn't tell me how to fix it/what I did wrong with the exception of Frank. Frank by the way is a very good teacher and I loved every minute being with Frank. This "not explaining my errors" also applied to other skills I was trying to learn. My last couple of road lessons where practice tests and I was told I would pass no problem. Now THIS is what I got mad about the most. My last road lesson was almost 2 MONTHS from the date I scheduled my road test. My road test was through East Coast also which is $125. In my personal situation I don't have any small sedans to practice with only full sized trucks are owned by my family so no practice for me, yet I was told I would pass no problem. Took the test and was not prepared, now I have to pay another 75$ again to retake. I believe I was setup to fail so now I'm paying 200$ just in road lessons on top of the $850 it costs for the rest of the services they offered.

James Smith

East Coast Driving School was a great experience for my daughter! She really enjoyed the classroom instructors (Joe, Peter?) and said they really made the week fly by. She has been out several times with the instructors, and we can already see her becoming a more defensive & alert driver. She went with a group of her friends over summer, and they all are doing very well with their driving. Two already have obtained their licenses, and the others are scheduled for the test right through the school in Franklin. Very convenient. All in all a very good school, and we will be sending our son there in a few years! Thank you.