Domus Driving School 6103 Baltimore Avenue, Riverdale Park, MD 20737

"I did my 30 classroom hours and my 6 behind-the-wheel hours here, and had a great experience with both. The instructor William was very calm and patient, and gave me good practical tips to help me understand how to pass the exam. Would recommend!"

"The instructor is nice however when giving on the road driving lessons the instructor should be fluent in the language the student speaks. In my case that is English. This school is best for spanish speaking students. Not being fluent in English while teaching a student to drive on the road is hazardous. Three stars because the instuctor gave a few helpful tips and was very pleasant."

"Great driving school! Patrica is an amazing behind the wheel instructor and she helped me to pass my on the road test at the MVA on my first try. Highly recommended going here."

"There's a lovely Colombian lady who runs the business, and she genuinely cares about getting you your license successfully and asap. She was extremely flexible, and very understanding of my time constraints as a full-time student who also worked part-time. She generously worked with me to complete my permit to full driver's license process in just a handful of sessions, and was able to get an appointment at the DMV within a week thanks to her connections. The school also knows the full examination route, so she was able to put me through it over and over until I passed the exam on my first try almost purely out of memory. The school also has a car you can borrow for the exam too, so my entire experience with them has been nothing but convenient, fast, and smooth."

"Cheapest one in the area, $300. Everything was good except the fact that their English isnt as fluent and because they're translating after theirselves instead of having two seperate classes that add up to the same amount of time for the teacher and not confuse or waste the other half of the class's time. The only good thing about that is if you speak both spanish and English if you miss something they repeat it in the other language so you dont have to interupt to ask them to repeat. Also no water at all so bring water as it gets hot up there, and if your big they use the old school desks (the ones with the chairs connected) ... other then that its basically the teacher reading a power point slide show and a video then a multiple question test.. its simple and easy though."