Onroad Driving Education

Fantastic experience: Sandy is an excellent instructor and he has been amazing He always teaching me the right way for driving I recommend all students to start with him

Fantastic experience: Today in the morning, I passed my driving test in first attempt. My instructor was Layal. Thank you to her. She is a very professional instructor.

Fantastic experience: On road helped me to ensure confidence in my driving ability Laylal helped me and ensured I passed my test with such a positive outlook. I would not have passed without her

Negative experience: I booked Fred Nematian as my instructor for a 2-hour lesson. That was my first mistake. The guy knows his stuff, but he became unprofessional 30 minutes in when it was clear that I was struggling to apply theory on the road. He asked for my age and I answered him. Fred started saying “Oh no, it’s better to learn earlier. Best if you’re sixteen or seventeen.” (I mean, duh. What are you going to? Help me reverse time?) He had quite a few interesting comments. Amongst the few were that I was "never getting my full driver's licence," and "how are you in university if you can't even get the basics?" And it was not just once. Oh no, Fred loved to rant about how bad I was – over and over and over again – and started talking about his other students who “learnt this all within one hour.” When I first got in the car, I thought I would be heading into the driver’s seat and expressed my surprise. From what I heard from my friends, their instructors forced them to drive immediately. Fred liked to demonstrate driving, which is fine, but after I started struggling to drive, he mentioned this encounter mockingly, saying I “appeared confident” so he thought I wouldn’t have trouble driving. Like what? Should every beginner have depressingly low self-esteem just in case they fail? I thought instructors were, if nothing else, meant to build someone up instead of tear them down. Well, Mr. Fred has done a wonderful job in that regard. I understand that a learner struggling to drive can be stressful, but even so, I didn't deserve the verbal abuse. Letting out all your stress and frustrations on me will not make me a better driver, it only makes you unprofessional. Ruined my day and the money paid ended up being wasted.

Fantastic experience: Shailendra Kumar, thank you for your service to the community and the great work you do. I have witnessed the success you have in transforming peoples lives.