The Road and You Together Driving School 1314 Edwin Miller Boulevard, Martinsburg, WV 25404

"I came to Kay for driving practice, already having a license. I’ve never before met an instructor that is 100% engaged in teaching and observing, from the first until the last minute of class!! I was making tons of mistakes in the beginning but I was learning so much because she took time to explain what I was doing wrong and what the consequences of my mistakes are. Her driving practice classes are a cocktail of humor, firmness, personal stories, science and cool tricks to teach you to be confident and to stay alert and safe on the road!"

"Very good instructor here. Despite my anxiety from learning to drive, they knew when to push me without making it overwhelming. Good pacing on lessons. Helped me pass my driving exam in one go, develop the mindset of a safe, defensive driver and learn how to drive with confidence."

"If I could give Kay more than five stars, I would. She was fantastic with my son, guiding him through the anxieties and fears that new drivers get and striking the right balance of giving confidence and encouragement and also pushing him when needed. She’s super knowledgeable and skilled - heck, I learned a lot by proxy! He passed on his first attempt to get his license, and I’d recommend Kay to anyone looking for a driving instructor."

"She really took time to explain and teach things a parent would forget or not think of I really am glad we found her..... very professional and knowledgeable"

"Hi, I'm not sure how many instructors are with this organization, but my instructor was pretty good. I have anxiety and although she was very strict on mistakes I made, I have learned much more from her than other teachers. Your instructor's job is to lower your levels of stress with driving, if your instructor is not helping you with that, stop coming. She was on her phone on some occasions, but I think she checks on other scheduled students, and was still attentive to my driving. Also, if you are driving you must train your brain to deal with distractions anyways. She only checked her phone if she knew I was comfortable with the place I was driving. I recommend asking a lot of questions and always have a notebook with you. (I personally slipped up on practicing outside of the class, and I made my instructor a bit on edge/frustrated with me because I didn't practice enough, but other than that, its good.)"