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911 Driving School

311 River Rd #105
Puyallup, WA 98371 253-256-7678

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Consumer Ratings for 911 Driving School — 3 Ratings

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Consumer from Edgewood, WA
Feb 06, 2023
Recommended
Conditionally recommended. Their driving instruction is by Zoom classes. It is possible to interact with the instructior but it is very awkward. Class sessions are 2 hrs and 20 minutes. 30 minutes of the class time is spent taking roll call at the beginning, middle, and end, plus there are 20 minutes of break time. The instructors are well spoken and seem knowledgeable. About half of the instruction time is done with old, poor qualiuty videos that date bak as far as the 1980's, and play poorly over Zoom connections. They advertise 5 hours of driver simulation but that did not happen. There are only 5 one-hour drives that seem to be intended to critique driving methods taught by the student's parent/teacher. After the student does a drive there is no feeback given to the student's actual driving instructor -- the parent. On the exams there were often test questions that were out of sinch with the instruction (presented before the instruction). The key learning points were imphasized and the students were told to write them down. There were no instructional handout reading material that a student could study before or after class, and students were told not to take pictures of the slides, and not to record the sessions. Conclusion: The material is very important and should be necessary for all new drivers to absorb before getting a driver's license. This company gets the job done but they greatly need to improve their teaching methods.
Consumer from Bremerton, WA
Feb 22, 2018
Not Recommended
Consumer from Orting, WA
Jul 23, 2017
Recommended

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