By Yellow Kangaroo-mouse on April 24, 2014 Verified by Guest

Coarse content is great but how they deliver it is not so good. Had to wait 1 month for the 1st in car lesson and another month for the 2nd. Scheduling was difficult (they only have the one instuctor for Uxbridge/Port Perry area).
When my son finished his in car lesson's in January we were told they would contact him for the ministry testing -they didn't. Eventually they offered his road test in May - we went ahead without them and he got it by himself in March.
Delays, delays, delays, excuses, excuses, excuses! Administration for YD is awful (and you will end up dealing with them due to errors on their part). Also beware the extra Road Test package is not '4 lessons' and the test as stated it's 4 'sessions; session 1 = drive to locatation of test, session 2 = prep lession in car before test, session 3 = use of their car for test, session 4 = driving home from test. Very misleading and they are not interested in being more up front to consumers until your 2nd to last in car lesson. As a YD grad of 30+ yrs myself I had signed up my 17yr son but definately will avoid them for my next 2 kids - thankfully there are a lot of defensive driving schools to chose from know - YD is no longer alone in it's field.

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By Yellow Kangaroo-mouse on April 24, 2014 Verified by Guest

Coarse content is great but how they deliver it is not so good. Had to wait 1 month for the 1st in car lesson and another month for the 2nd. Scheduling was difficult (they only have the one instuctor for Uxbridge/Port Perry area).
When my son finished his in car lesson's in January we were told they would contact him for the ministry testing -they didn't. Eventually they offered his road test in May - we went ahead without them and he got it by himself in March.
Delays, delays, delays, excuses, excuses, excuses! Administration for YD is awful (and you will end up dealing with them due to errors on their part). Also beware the extra Road Test package is not '4 lessons' and the test as stated it's 4 'sessions; session 1 = drive to locatation of test, session 2 = prep lession in car before test, session 3 = use of their car for test, session 4 = driving home from test. Very misleading and they are not interested in being more up front to consumers until your 2nd to last in car lesson. As a YD grad of 30+ yrs myself I had signed up my 17yr son but definately will avoid them for my next 2 kids - thankfully there are a lot of defensive driving schools to chose from know - YD is no longer alone in it's field.

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