Adams Auto School

Jessica Toussaint

My experience with Adams Auto School has been both unpleasant and traumatizing. I had paid for the 8 classes plan. My lessons started with the manager, Joseph. The first incident that caught me off guard was on my first lesson. He had me stop outside of a store. He left and went to buy some food before coming back for my lesson. I felt this was an unprofessional use of the time I paid for. He was also very impatient, and his explanations were confusing. For example, he used vague explanations with turning (ex: turn with the corner). He also became increasingly frustrated with me when showing me how to park. He never alerted me that he wanted to show me how to park. He just told me to “stop the car”. When I was struggling with backing up, he became frustrated. After 4 lessons with Joseph, I called the school and asked to be switched to a new driver. That was when I was given Mr. Miller. Mr. Miller touched me inappropriately numerous times. He would continuously touch and tap my hand and arm. This was coupled with him engaging in random conversations that consistently distracted me when driving. Our last session was by far the most traumatizing. After having me drive off from a gas station, he held my hand when I tried to put the car into drive. He also repeatedly touched my leg. He then had me drive to a location where he had me park. I assumed he was going to teach me how to pull out when he just left me in the car alone for 15 minuets. He came back with a plastic bag, talking openly about smelling salt and oil. Lastly, he engaged in a conversation about strippers and talked graphically about their breasts being exposed The impatient instruction from Joseph and the inappropriate harassment from Mr. Miller left me extremely disgusted as this was my first experience with a driving school. I would never recommend this school to anyone, especially to women.

Lisa C Bryant

I’m totally confused by so many positive reviews. I choose this school because of the reviews and ended up wasting a lot of money on the worst driving school ever. First of all the car that they use was extremely old and dirty. The first instructor was extremely aggressive and didn’t allow me ask questions. The second instructor was very friendly and talkative (when he wasn’t falling asleep during the lesson), but was always 15 to 20 minutes late. Each lesson was exactly the same route. This route did not include left turns or driving down a two way street. After my 10 lesson, I finally decided to give up on learning how to drive. It wasn’t until a friend told me about her driving school. After my first lesson with Blue Steel (in a new vehicle) I realized it wasn’t me it was the Adams driving school. I can not recommend the driving school. It was an awful experience for me and a waste of money.

Magic.k

The experience was good, he was patient enough to explain in derails. Worth it.

Novelette Russell

I had the pleasure of attending Adams Driving School and was instructed by Timothy Joseph. He was very patient and gave me tips throughout my driving practice. On the day of my test, when I was a bit scared he alleviates my fear and I was able to get my license on my first try. Thank you, Timothy.