Took my daughter there this morning for her drive test, had a really good time with the folks who work there! Everyone was super nice and patient, my daughter passed with flying colors and we will absolutely be recommending these guys to everyone we know! Thank you all so much! Read Less

I found the staff to be very polite and patient. I appreciated the speed of the test, as I was in and out in a little over 35 minutes. My driving test was administered by Caleb, who was easygoing and friendly. I feel that it is very likely that most of the negative reviews were made out of anger due to a failure to pass. The location of this business is fantastic, and I was very pleased that they took walk-ins. Fast and friendly service, well-kept office and vehicles, and competitive price! Read Less

I call to ask for details and the front desk lady was very rude, not friendly at all. Plus I was told I would be seen right away. When I get there she tells me to come back at a certain time. It would have been very helpful if she had told me over the phone. Read Less

Quick fast friendly and cheaper than the other guys! Walked in (without an appointment) at 8 30am was outta there about 8 50 am. I think these other bad reviwes are from crazy people because you would have to be crazy to give these guys a bad review. Thanks guys! Read Less

Thanks for the help guys! You were so nice and friendly. I was so confused and you were able to make it all clear. I am glad my son tested with you. We will definitely be back when the next kid is old enough! Read Less

Took my test there yesterday, it was great! The lady with long hair did my test and she was funny, calm and made the test less scary. The guy who runs the office was super helpful and saved me a trip to the bank because they have an ATM there! I can only assume that the bad reviews are from people who failed their test, because everyone in the office was amazing. Maybe people should learn how to drive before taking a test...just sayin! Read Less

My family went there and everything was going fine. We were silently waiting for my mother's test to start when a long haired woman came out and asked my father if he was spamming calls. My father was next to me and had not made a single call, and said he didn't. The woman then gave an attitude and asked for my father's phone number to which my dad refused because he doesn't like giving away his number. Convinced it was him, the woman told us to take the driving test elsewhere, and my dad wanted to explain that it wasn't him. But a man said we were no longer allowed to take the test, and to kindly leave. I was furious because my mother needed this test and the other places were full. Not only were we accused, but we were disrespected. Go elsewhere if you need a driving test. Read Less

When I first walked into this establishment, from the air the gentleman gave off, I could tell I should've taken my business across the street - to their competitor. I did not receive a friendly "Hello", from the gentleman behind the desk, he instead, rather bluntly, asked if I "Had an appointment, or was just walking in from off the street." To start with, he already seemed very annoyed at the fact that I was even coming in. It was almost like I insulted him by entering the business. Totally unprofessional.I was walking in from off the street - I had no appointment. Nevertheless, they took me in and threw keys at me (literally), and I waited in the car for him. I took this test in the summer. The car had been sitting in the sun and felt as if it was easily 100° inside. Instinctively, I rolled down the two front windows. This, apparently, was a mistake. When he stepped outside, he asked me to please test if the lights worked. "Flip the turn signal to the right. Good, now left. Good. Now brake. Good, please take your foot from the brake." Now, I need to preface this and explain a little bit: I'm used to driving a stick-shift. When in a stick-shift, if the car is on, and you're stationary, your foot should be on the brake, and the clutch should be pushed in. This would explain my habit of having my foot on the brake, even in an automatic in park. It's purely subjective on whether or not it's proper to have your foot rest on the brake in an automatic in park. it has no affect on the transmission or the brake.So, of course, I, instinctively,  had my foot rested on the brake after he confirmed all the lights worked. This made him quite angry. He began chiding me. "You need to listen to me, 100%. Don't assume anything." He continued: "If this is any indication of how your driving is I can just fail you right now." I responded to all of his admonishing remarks with apologies. "Yes, sir." "Sorry." "I apologize for that." However, each time I apologized, he just kept getting angrier with me. He kept adding onto each criticism. This literally went on for about two-straight minutes. He just had more and more to say about how I NEED to listen to him. I felt like I was having someone take their day out on me.I was already very nervous, this only added to it; I was extremely uncomfortable. Keep in mind, all this berating took place before I even left the parking spot. Then, when that was over, he asked me to please roll up my window. I began rolling up both windows. This was wrong again, apparently. He, again, scolded me for not listening to him. "I told you to roll up your window, not my window." Which then prompted another session of him remarking that I need to listen to him. I wanted to explain to try to explain to him that, I understand I need to listen to him -- I wasn't there to argue. I just wanted to get my license. My foot rests on the brake because I'm used to drive a stick etc. I knew if I tried to apologize, or excuse my actions, it would've made him angrier.So, after all that, I put the car into reverse, and failed as soon as we left the parking lot. It just so happened, on that day, there was to be a very large food-trailer parked very close to the exit of the parking-lot. I swung wide, wanting to make sure the instructor wasn't afraid of me hitting the trailer. I'm also used to driving a larger vehicle than their student-compact. In doing so, part of the car went into the number one lane, of a two lane road, failing me automatically. He had me turn right, then another right, then take another right into the parking lot, where I was informed I had failed within the first minute. As soon as we were back inside the building, he went over how I had failed, then he tried convincing me that I needed to take their driving course, -- which, of course, was more money.I learned later from the driving instructor across the street that their reasoning for failing me wasn't a valid reason to fail someone at all. Then I passed their competitor's test on my first try. I told him the story of how terribly I was treated and he just said "Yeah, that really doesn't surprise me at all. I've heard a lot of bad things about them." It appears from all the 1-star reviews this place is getting that they often scam people out of their $40. Do not go here. Avoid this scam. There's 3 other places in the parking lot to take the test.Edit: In response to the owner: I wrote this review under a pseudonym. I don't have my locations mixed up, I entered your building. Read Less

My brother-in-law got a test here and I went with him.  The staff was really nice.  The test only took a few minutes and when they got back, they took the time to tell me and my brother-in-law the things he did well as well as the things he should do to become a better driver.  I was very impressed with how thorough Caleb was in his briefing.  He took the time to answer my brother's questions.  This was such a good move for us.  We had no idea the DMV would have such a long wait to schedule a test, but this school got us in and out the same day.  If I ever move back to Colorado and need to do a driving test, I will go here. Read Less

Why is this place not shut down. I would have to agree with the other reviews, this place is an absolute scam! I had to reinstate my drivers license and in order to do I had to take a driving test. Mind you I've been driving for over 7 years now, the guy failed me for going 5 over in a residential area. Are you kidding me. What a joke. Please take your money else where. Read Less

Not sure what the other ladies deal is, I never took driver's ed from these people and I passed my test the first time through, maybe her son is just a bad driver and she should stop making up excuses for him?  Both of the people that I dealt with at National Drivers Training were very nice, my instructor was very calm and very professional. I have been recommending them to everyone I know. Read Less

If you did not take your driver lessons there, you will not pass the drivers test on your first try. This place is a total scam! Took my son to take his test and some man with very poor hygiene failed him for things are completely subjective. After talking with several moms of his friends, we discovered that every single one failed the first time! Save yourself some headache and go somewhere else! Read Less