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prepared me so well to pass my tests and Lori was such a patient teacher and driving instructor!!

Kudos to this great school and amazing Instructor Lori! You made me feel comfortable driving and just move forward to do the right thing. I know now what driving school my kid is going to and when people ask me. I’m definitely referring this one. Makes a lot difference what a good instructor does to student who are not so good at driving.

This was a great experience and I just thought it would be another boring class but it really was a great time. Mike and Tyler both really taught me a lot and helped me become a lot better driver then I thought I would be. Would 100% recommend!

I had the best expereince learning driving here. The instructors were so amazing and had very high patient with me as a very new driver. After completing the class, I did a test at DMV and paseed the test only once! no retest at all. I would recommend everyone who wants to find an amazing driving school. Come here!!! It's worth for your money every dollar you paid!!!

Even when class was over zoom I was able to learn a ton. Big shout out to Mike and Tyler for teaching me well on my road lessons. Passed both tests first try thanks to Bradford's!

I had a fantastic experience with A and J Driving School! I passed my driving test on the first try, which speaks volumes about their effective teaching methods. My instructor, Allison, was friendly and supportive, creating a comfortable learning environment. If you're looking for a reliable driving school with excellent instructors, I highly recommend A and J Driving School!

Allison is a very helpful and sweet teacher! She treats you as an equal and overall provides a very comfortable learning experience. She covered a lot of important topics in the few weeks that we had without overwhelming. She also managed to teach additional important topics while also covering the main ones. Her parents are also very sweet, her dad taught me how to parallel park and some other skills the other schools don’t seem to teach!

She is a very nice person, teaching methods are very affective and my driving was very much improved to almost perfection:)

Alison is one amazing driving instructor! she has now helped both my children complete the drivers education course. As parent I had so many questions on what I could do and how I could help my children learn the rules and safety of the road and she just made it so much easier by always answering my questions and concerns....I HIGHLY RECOMMEND A & J driving school

He knows what he’s doing just listen and don’t talk over him. pay attention make sure your getting 9 hours of sleep. do as he says and let him help you. friendly guy but has rules that need to be followed. and makes sure to read your book and makes sure to have driving hours written down from start to finish and the day the hours are from no potty mouth.

Everybody's first day is nerve racking, but compared to the other driving ed places that I looked at, that this one was the better option. The homework was reading the chapters, and studying the numbers for the most part. And the driving was easy and Andy teaches you how and what to do, as well as some tips on driving and what to expect when you go to the dmv. Overall pretty good experience.

This was one of the worst experiences I've had. He always made me feel uncomfortable and made awkward jokes. When driving, he will ALWAYS blame your mistakes on you "being tired," even if you are wide awake. He will ruin your confidence in driving too. I still remember little things from my drives with him that make me question my driving ability. Of course, the day after I finished the course with him, I took my drivers test and passed with flying colors. If you ask him a question, he gets annoyed and doesn't give you a straight answer. He also hates when students call him to double check things like if class is cancelled or not (I made this mistake). Even asking a question in general while driving gets him in a bad mood. He also pits the students against each other. He asked me about how bad this other girl was and told me how others talked bad about my driving (This really ruined my confidence even though I thought I was a careful driver). The thing that made my mother livid was when he called me "psycho." I tried so hard to be polite and not get on his bad side, but it was never enough. I make sure I tell everyone I know that's looking for a driving school to stay away from City Wide Driving

My son took this drivers ed course and after spending $900 my son felt like he didn't learn anything, not to mention the teacher never taught him how to parallel park. I do not recommend

Andy is an amazing guy with a great sense of humor, his teaching in the class is easy to follow and gave me valuable lessons, while driving he answered many questions and was helpful to keep me and others safe. Probably the only teacher I can consider a friend and an educator. Great job Andy!

I just want to state how amazing Sue A. Is with this company. My daughter went through a few years ago. She was nervous and Sue not only put her mind at eaee but gave her the confidence she needed to drive independently. I am looking forward to my son starting soon!

It sucks :(

My daughter took his course during the winter. This man not only is verbally inappropriate with his students but also blatantly lies to acquire his clientele as well as over charging for services rendered ( specifically asking for payment in cash as to not be traced). When asked for itemized billing with specific dates and reasons thereof he cannot correctly or in a timely manner produce one. On his website he states both (If a student misses a driving time without a 24 hour notification, then the student will be required to pay a missed driving lesson fee of $75.00 You won't be charged if you call your instructor.) and (If school is canceled, then driver education class and driving lessons are cancelled for the day unless you hear from the instructor.) Both are false advertisements. This man also promised in person to pick up students from school or home within reason for driving lessons. We live 0.6 mi from his institution. Also a false pretense! My daughter on multiple occasions had to uber to meet him at the Goffstown Highschool 3.6 miles away so she could get her on road driving time (also to note some of these were during cancelled school days) . In regards to the bold and underlined above again on multiple occasions this was a lie. He will definitely charge you ( and in cash only!)! However he will not abide by his own stated rules. He "has office hours and does not check his phone or get back to you in a timely manner". He also sets driving times after the 24 hour window of cancellation via text to the student directly. leaving no time to cancel within the window given. We called Chico to cancel 2 appointments with no answer. We texted with no response. one of which was a family emergency, one of which was a school cancellation. You can get ahold of him by email typically a day late and a dollar added to his pocket. This man causes students to have panic attacks, he teaches specifically to only what he knows will pass at manchester/concord dmv (He never taught 3 point turn amongst other various basics and barely did parallels, I had to administer these separately with my daughter), he talks about how he is untouchable due to the lack of local business competition despite many attempts of former students... With his students, he speaks ill of current and former students/ parents as a teaching tool, he barrades the student while they are driving privately and after in class. He doesn't adhere to his own rubric of education/ business. He is both abrasive and highly diminutive in mannerisms with his students/customers. To note my daughter passed his class and has her license. He will teach them to a minimally passable standard. However his business practices and mannerisms need to be investigated or at the very least updated on his businesses website to ring true. Also to note I met with this man prior to sending my daughter to his institution because of the complaints. He comes off very nice in person upfront, a little rough around the edges but courteous... even likeable. I felt we understood each other upfront and he denied past instances of warning as miscommunications and unwarranted concern as he is still in business and well liked in the community. Once he has your money and his student is enrolled... he is a different Chico. He will over promise, under deliver and be diminutive to your child. Do yourself and your child a favor and look elsewhere if feasible.

Very professional and lots of experience.

Last minute told us our child would have to drive and observed during school hours, and would not accommodate school schedule. Then he kept our deposit. Very unprofessional.

I had a very bad experience with Chico's Driving Center. As a parent and consumer I felt obligated to share it. If you decide to go with this driving school I urge you to put everything on print before you pay. Because once you pay they would not be accommodating you in any way. This is my story. I singed up my son for the 5 week driving class program. The class time was 6-8pm Monday-Wednesday for 5 weeks. I was expecting that we would be contacted at a later time to schedule the driving times. Tuesday, was the first day of the program and it happened to be my son's first day of school year as well. The owner contacted my son by text Monday the day before school starts and asked him what time school ends. My son told him that he does not have the schedule but the first day it should be 3pm. He was told he would be picked up from school at 3pm. As promised my son was picked up at 3pm, for one hour driving lesson. Then he was left at their driving school's classroom to do his "homework", till 6pm.( That is not an appropriate environment for homework). Finally he attended his 6-8pm class as scheduled. It seems that "family time" is important when it comes to Chico.( He made that very clear on one of his email. But I guess that is not the case when it comes to his students time). The very next day I contacted Chico wanting to go over my son's driving lessons schedule. We still had not had any discussion on the subject nor did we agree to any days or times. Keeping the first week's driving schedule, would cause a conflict with my son's school activities. We would need to make an adjustment on one day a week for 3 out of the 5 week program. I contacted Chico by phone trying to resolve the scheduling issue. This is the schedule Chico assigned for us, without any discussion or our consensus. On the phone he showed no interest in resolving anything and unwillingness in accommodating us, on the 3 driving hours. I offer a few suggestions but he rejected them all without any offering his own alternative. It was clear, he did not attempt to find a solution because he did not feel he had to. His whole attitude was I have your cash and this is your problem to solve. Personally I prefer to lose the money than sacrifice my son's education for his driving lessons. This is my unfortunate encounter with Chico's driving center. KP