Valley Driving School

"A driver never showed up for a lesson and when asked about it, claimed that I cancelled the lesson and attempted to charge me for a last minute cancellation that I never made. Confronted the owner about this and she was very snotty and rude."

"The owner of this company is absolutely rude she rips people off for money and then when you call her out on it she gets rude and nasty. Her drivers are disorganized and for the price you are paying it’s just horrible. I would give no stars if possible. For a business owner she yells and screams at paying customers. Then tells them about how she gets charge a fee for credit cards. I’m glad my child won’t be learning through this supposed driving school. Be aware money hungry bad customer service and disorganized."

"Valley Driver Ed went above and beyond to help my son get his online testing done before his appointment at the DMV, we are so appreciative of the professionalism and time you took not only out of your day but also your evening to help us. Thank you so much! I Would definitely recommend this business to anyone in need of driver education."

"Don’t let the bad reviews deter you. My daughter just successfully completed the course and we are very pleased. Registration was completed quickly and easily via email, the owner was responsive and clear on everyone’s obligations, and the driving instructor (Sanders) was patient and knowledgeable. I thought I had prepared my daughter pretty well for driving, but the instructor took her through some different scenarios that are real-world useful. I don’t usually post reviews, but wanted to share our positive experience with this course!"

"So, the idea was to take driving lessons. I was cool with this. I had a tough day at work, when I came home I got a call. Now, I was fine with this. I answer the call, and they butcher my name 3 times before I corrected her. But I’m sitting here trying to coordinate my schedule with my family, and this woman, interrupts me and goes “You’re an adult, I’m here to talk to you” in the most condescending voice I’ve heard in years. So I decided I wanted to take my business elsewhere, when I called back to cancel I was going to say that no, I’d like to go elsewhere. And she gets all irritated, I’m assuming she knew it was me when I called back. “What are you not going to take any classes or what?” and honestly, that was the last straw and some words were exchanged. I know that they’ll see this, so I’m going to say this just so they can improve. Remember I’m paying you, not the other way around. The way to get someone’s money isn’t being rude."