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Can anyone recommend a good professional driving school in the Queens area? I've (sadly) failed the road test twice, and am determined to get it this third time.
I had 7 lessons or so from Autocraft Driving School, and though I've heard lots of good things about them, the instructor they sent me...well...didn't really teach me how to drive or how to pass the road test. And he was really distracting
Can anyone recommend a good professional driving school in the Queens area? I've (sadly) failed the road test twice, and am determined to get it this third time.
I had 7 lessons or so from Autocraft Driving School, and though I've heard lots of good things about them, the instructor they sent me...well...didn't really teach me how to drive or how to pass the road test. And he was really distracting
Thanks in advance
I'd highly recommend Ena's driving school. I failed my road test in Laurelton twice using another driving school (who shall remain nameless) so I decided to change schools. Found out about Ena's because I always see their cars all over the place. Barely took 10 lessons and I aced my test 3rd try around w/ flying colors 3 days after a major snowstorm and that's after I didn't drive for 5 months after my 2nd road test. They're that good. Give em a try:
I don't have another road test scheduled atm, trying to get one at Kissena Park (since it's about 5 mins away from where I live), but it seems impossible to get an appointment right now =/ But I keep trying and hopefully soon, something will pop up.
I am not sure of what driving school in Queens will deliver the best service. I will however attach a link to my website that could easily help you find one.
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