Driving Schools in Ann Arbor

“It was very nice to have a virtual option for classes. It was also important to me that my child was paying attention in these classes. George Spencer and Ms Preswick made sure kids paid attention, artistes and learned. We received good feedback from the drives also.“

“Ron is an excellent driving instructor. He explains everything clearly and thoroughly, and his patience creates a calm and supportive learning environment. I started off as a very nervous driver, but thanks to Ron’s guidance, I now feel confident and comfortable behind the wheel. I highly recommend Ron to anyone looking to learn how to drive.
Update: I passed my road test yesterday. I cannot thank Ron enough for all the inputs and feedback he had for me at the end of each class. I practiced with him for more than 3 months and he made sure I was confident enough on the road.“

“Dean is an amazing and exemplary instructor. I was a relatively older student (22 years old) with zero prior driving experience, and Dean helped me to improve my skills quickly over the course of two weeks. He was quick to identify my issues and taught me the right skills and maneuvers in a way that suit me well. He is kind, patient, and straightforward throughout the process aimed at doing his best to help me to improve. In addition, he pays attention to my ways of thinking through occasional small talks, and taught me how to follow my own pace, relax, and think less as we progressed through the sessions. Best of all, he is very flexible and accommodating more than most other schools in this area. I had to cancel last minute once and wanted to schedule a lesson last minute another time, and he was able to accommodate both with understanding and at no additional charge.

Go in with an open mind and focus on trying your best to learn and you’ll get a lot in return. I passed my road test easily after two weeks of lessons. And I’ve been making the same recommendation to my friends who are trying to get their licenses.

One small piece of advice to students - make sure to take responsibility for your own future driving and ask questions about things you’ll need to know when you drive independently, such as how to turn on the wipers, headlights, hazard lights etc. as they may not come up if your lessons take place in nicer weather conditions. But those should be a breeze once you learned how to do it. Good luck!

- Evan“