Drive And Go Auto ecole

Really good experience with Haingo as my instructor. The whole team here is knowledgeable, friendly, and super helpful. The practice car I got to use is electric which made the whole process easy and pleasant as well.

I had a very pleasant experience with Drive and Go. I called them up a week before my road test and they accommodated me in their schedule. The driving lesson made me aware of everything I needed to be aware of while during the test. They also shared with me the evaluation sheet used by the SAAQ evaluators. Overall I had a great experience and I would recommend them any day.

PLEASE LOOK AT THE NEWEST REVIEWS TO UNDERSTAND WHERE DRIVE AND GO IS AT THE PRESENT MOMENT Look at the most recent reviews, they all echo my own experience. I cant even begin to express the horrors of working with Drive and Go. Months without a proper english class (despite them saying they can definitely do english classes). I had to chase them to get in-car classes, and unless I bothered them , they would not reach out to me. It seems that they have no English Classes, and, no working secretary. When I asked for a refund, due to their inability to get an english class (for 3 months) they informed me that I had to pay their 50 dollar cancellation fee. However, they could not supply me the service which they promised, which was, English Classes. When I asked for my refund, they offered me half of my real refund. I had to pull up all the information of how much I had paid, to show that I deserving of DOUBLE of what they had owed me. Eventually after much back and forth, they finally agreed. Please stay far away from this school. This company would be do better if it was run by a baby with a small hat. And by the look of these reviews, Im not the only person who has been negatively impacted by this company.

My experience with them was a nightmare I started afew years ago and didnt learn much to begin with. I switched schools for the last 4 in car classes but before doing this i spoke with the secrety who insured me that i DO NOT we them anything infact they owe me money .she sent me the attestation by email . After completing my 4 classes with another school i came back to drive and go to pick up my attestation in Form with the stamp so i can take my road test ,the secrety did not have it prepared (btw they have a new secrety everytime i go there lol ). They claim i owe them around 240$ including a renewal fee bcz my contract expired (i need to pay a renewal fee just to get my attestation) The boss says the other secrety made a mistake .

A few weeks ago, I completed 4 practice lessons at Drive and Go and got my driver's license. I would highly recommend this school, as everything went smoothly and I felt confident to take the road test after the final lesson. Their team knows what you need to learn and practice to pass the SAAQ test. Instructors Hichem, Haingo and Bistra at the office were all a pleasure to meet and work with! Thank you, Drive and Go, for getting me on the road--keep up the great work!

This is a really great school! They were very flexible and accommodating with my schedule. The instructors made learning how to drive really fun. The cars were clean and well kept and the staff was super nice and easy to talk to. Hichem was the best driving instructor! And Haingo helped me before my SAAQ exam. Bistra in the office was a dream to talk to. All in all, a wonderful experience supported by a wonderful staff. I highly recommend this driving school.

Quite a chaotic experience it was, finishing my driver's ed with Drive&Go. Lots of last-minute cancellations, last-minute class scheduling, and difficult contacts with the staff due to their receptionist going on long-term leave. As a whole, the instructors are skilled even though the instruction is inconsistent. I did end up getting my license, though, so take that as you will.

I really like my driving instructors Haingo and Adam. They are pleasent to be with and adapt their teaching to the students needs instead of assuming that the students know nothing. Jean Claude the owner can often be carried away with details and anecdotes, which ends up shortening your available time for actual driving or in the case with theory lessons means that you are probably spending more time than needed - I am sure that Jean Claude would disagree ;-) Location was good for me, since it is close to my home. The office space seems a little worn down, but in these online times, you won't be there a lot anyway I had my theory lessons at the start of covid. At the time there was an English speaking teacher. This worked fine for me, although there were some internet bandwidth problems at times, but it might have been the teacher's private internet that was the problem. I am not sure whether they have an English speaking teacher at the moment. They also had a good secretary by the name of Bistra, when I started, but she unfortunately stopped. After she stopped I communicated mainly with my favorite driving instructor Haingo, which worked fine. They do their best, but it is difficult for them to find available times for in-car sessions, and you need to ask for them yourself and book long time ahead, since they have a high number of students compared to the available teaching resources. It is a good idea to book 2-hour sessions when possible, since it takes 10-15 minutes, before you are actually in the car. They use google calendar for their scheduling. Possibly there are better online scheduling packages allowing for students to book and cancel themselves, but google works fine. I haven't tried other driving schools but the cars here are fine, and Jean Claude is very enthusiastic about the fact that they are using electric cars and the advantages that this brings - less environmental impact and less maintenance. The cars are cleaned in between student in-car sessions. If you are driving with Jean Claude, he will ask you to do the cleaning yourself, and if you are with the other driving instructors, they will do it for you. They take the temperature of each student with a forehead probe before driving and ask you to sanitize your hands. And of course you have to ware your mask during in-car sessions. Things seem safe from that perspective. They recommended me to buy online practice exams from the driving school association ECIQ.com (Ecole de Conduite Internet Quebec). This costs approximately $60. I bought this package, but I did not like the website. The website did not work well - not good at keeping track of your progress, and there were also errors in some of the tests, which can be confusing. Instead I bought a theory package from tests.ca which was excellent and cost $50. All in all, I am happy hence the 4 stars. I passed my knowledge test today with zero errors, and I am pretty sure I will also pass the road test in January. My main issue is the number of students that they take in compared to available driving instructors. It is not a problem with the online zoom theory lessons, but it makes it difficult to find time for in-car sessions. As mentioned instructors Haingo and Adam are great! I hope that Jean Claude is taking very good care of his employees, because they are very essential to the business. Thanks to the team at Drive and Go for getting me this far :-)