I was very disappointed with our experience. My son had his first driving lesson scheduled—an appointment we had waited two weeks for—but unfortunately, the instructor never showed up. While the available time slots weren’t ideal, we accepted what was offered and made arrangements to accommodate the schedule provided by the school. We followed all the instructions in the confirmation email and waited at the designated location for about 30 minutes. However, no one arrived. I tried calling the office to check if there was a delay, but it was closed since it was a Saturday. The automated phone system didn’t allow me to leave a voicemail and only offered a dial-by-name directory. The instructor’s name was the only one I had, but according to the system, that person didn’t exist. Read Less

I used 911 driving school for my 2 kids prior to getting their license. I bought a 6 lesson package for each. Used 6/6 for one, and 3/6 for the other. Pros: It was nice to have a professional driving instructor "break the seal" with my novice drivers with skills like changing lanes for the first time, going on the 417, etc. Overall, they were both able to gain confidence with their driving. They also were able to do a "practice test" with the instructor prior to taking the road test. Cons: 1. During the very first lesson, the instructor told my child "Do NOT turn your head to check your blind spot, rather use the blind spot mirrors. After the lesson, I asked it this was a new concept. He said no, he just tells them to use the blind spot mirrors so they don't turn into the lane they are looking into. I pointed out that not everyone has one. He said "They are $1". I said, "What if they rent a car?"..... and he shrugged. Hopefully he has changed his method to represent safe instruction. 2. After having one lesson, it was confirmed that the instructors do not have a curriculum, nor a check list, nor a documentation system for what was practiced during each lesson. When we had the next lesson with a different instructor, they relied on the student's report for what they had worked on prior. With each new lesson, the instructor said they needed to "assess" their driving skills (vs build on them immediately) and my children were asked "what have you already done". 3. It was VERY difficult to find times that coincided with my kids' schedules. (They are in school full time with after school activities). Schedules were often not released until a week or two in advance, and even then, there was little availability.) It was recently communicated by the instructor that they have been down to one instructor for quite some time now. This explains the difficulty in scheduling. The plus side is that it helped with consistency and progression from lesson to lesson (with my one child that completed their package of 6) since there was only one person teaching them. In summary- my children definitely gained confidence in their driving skills with 911 Driving School- Seminole, however, due to the combination of: no curriculum, lack of documentation of skills practiced/mastered, lack of carryover with instructors (when they have more than one) and the GREAT difficulty in scheduling, I wish I had used a different school. Read Less

I love this school. I did one lesson with Joe and he was awesome. Very kind and taught me tips when it comes to driving. I took the test with this school to use their car and we practiced before the test too. Gladly I passed on my first time. Reasonable price and worth the learning. Receptionists are kind too. Read Less