Valley is definitely the best in the business! They have a variety of different trainers with very knowledge staff. I took my class 1 complete course and found it very helpful to get started in the industry. I would definitely recommend anyone to use them for driver training. Read Less

Thank you so much for putting my mind at ease! Your staff are all friendly and approachable. The training was fun and engaging. I passed my driving test 1st try because of you guys. Thank you very much! Read Less

I took Valley Driving School's class 4 training. The instructor was helpful and encouraging and helped me through the pre trip inspection as well as some helpful reminders about some driving habits I've picked up that shouldn't be used on the test. Without the lesson I would have failed the pre trip inspection for sure. Definitely worth it to book a lesson if you have an upcoming icbc road test. Read Less

Took a defensive driving course at this location. The staff are laid-back and easy to talk to. My instructor was about 45 minutes late. I don't know if it was worth the cost of the course given that I already have my class 5 (apparently it is a course meant for learners). My instructor only touched briefly on the pre-trip inspections but was very informative once we began driving. All and all, a good refresher course. Read Less

I have completed my Motorcycle course with your firm in the Langley location. This experience was very bad and disappointing for me. I would like to share my horrible/nightmare experience with you Melissa was my first initial contact when i signed up for the courses and she was simply amazing. Awesome customer service provided and she explained everything to me in details and followed up with the me via email and my schedule. I was extremely happy with her service. July 12th and July 14th were in class training with Tyler in Langley. He was also very helpful. Answered everyone questions, and did not make me feel stupid for asking dumb questions, as i have never drove a motorbike before. Melissa and Tyler did a job well done. Then i came back to meet Joe on July 16th. From the moment i stepped into the parking lot, i sensed that this isn't going to be an experience i was hoping for. I totally understand that we are students and we should give our full attention to our teacher. So keeping that in mind.. ill explain more.... From day 1 of training in parking lot. I told him i have never driven a bike and to be a bit patient. It was like as it ticked him off that i was a rookie. I don't think he realizes that the reason why I join the program is to learn to drive. Through the whole weekend, he was extremely rude, mean, lack of customer service or teaching skills and kept yelling that i was not understanding what he was saying. It was clear that his communication skills need a bit of touch up, as even other riders continued to roll their eyes every time he spoke. He would tell me to practice my friction zone with the clutch, but did not even once explained what the friction is, and when i wasn't getting it right. He would seem so disappointed and start saying things like " this ain't going to cut it, your just not getting the concept". Its obvious i am not getting the concept, its only been 3 hours into the first time i have never driven a bike and he has not even once shown hands on training. I started getting nervous even asking him any more questions because he will cause a scene in front of others, stare at me like i just asked the dumbest questions he has ever heard. I started asking my fellow classmates instead of asking him. Day 2, did not go any well. Same rudeness and arrogant tone from him. He would order me to do something without really explaining how to do it. If i ask a question, his answer will be " that is not gonna cut it, your going to fail. What did i mention before? Did you not hear me earlier?". There were times i just felt like leaving and even brought it up that i need to go. He then threatened that i would fail or have to repeat the whole course. Day 3 and 4 out in traffic, Being first time in traffic and driving a bike changing gears was already very intimidating, he was not making it any easier. Kept yelling and saying i am not keeping up and i am not looking at signs. I can go on and on and on about Joe and his lack of ability to do his job. But Valley driving school.,How does a firm as your size, have an employee that is so rude. I understand we are students, but we are also customers who paid more than $700. One bad employee ruined the experience.. Be aware before you sign up at langley office for motorcycle training! AVOID JOEEE!! Read Less

A year ago, for my birthday, my parents gifted me lessons from Valley Driving school. Everybody who I've had to interact with (Especially Fred, and Corina) were nothing less than friendly and enjoyable. I just now passed my N a year later, and would like to thank Valley Driving school for being such a helpful service. Read Less

This is my second experience with Valley Driving in Langley. The first time was upgrading for Air Brake endorsement and they where great. This time was the Motorcycle training course. The people at the business make the experience awesome. Along with training they teach you some many more skills to save your life. Every instructor went out of their way to make sure every one of us understood everything. Thank you to the entire team at Valley Driving School! Read Less

Went to Valley Driving School for an upgrade from class 3 to class 1. Chose them purely because they had an upgrade package and I wasn't disappointed. My driving instructor Jon was great, didn't try to re-teach me what I knew, just gave me pointers where I needed to improve. Got all my training done in one week, didn't have to miss any work. Lexy in the office was great, very efficient and friendly. All in all everything was perfect and painless. Read Less

You know how when you first buy a new car, suddenly you see that car everywhere on the road? Soon after I signed up, I ran into a couple of people who hadn't had such a nice experience--one at Valley, and one at a competitor.Frank exceeded my expectations. I'm 64 years old and a complete newbie, and I found myself terrified on my motorcycle. That terror almost caused me to fail the skills test. Everyone was gone, having passed their skills assessment, and Frank was there in the parking lot with me, helping me through the process, encouraging me when I had no courage for myself. And I passed.On the second day of training, as we approached the assessment, I became aware that my terror wasn't going away, so I began taking time out to do a therapy for myself that I provide to others. This was not part of the normal pattern, but Frank completely supported me taking this time off to tap, and in fact, in the final hour, after everyone else was gone, he encouraged me to take as much time as I needed to use this therapy on myself. I was able to clear the trauma that caused my panic quickly enough to complete the assessment because Frank was as patient and accepting as he was.Thanks Frank. Read Less