Kimberly K.
1/16/2008
Your voice will quickly become a Charlie Brown Peanuts parent's voice, if it hasn't already. Or worse, something as clear and lucid as "Turn right here" will sound like "You're doing it wrong,...
Austin Driving School
Closed
(22)
Photos
3654 Bee Cave Rd Ste C
West Lake Hills, TX 78746
Austin Driving School, established in 1977, is the largest driving school in Texas, providing comprehensive driver education for both teens and adults with a commitment to quality instruction across 18 convenient locations. Their courses, available in English and Spanish, include online and traditional classroom options, and are fully state certified, bonded, and insured to ensure a top-notch experience for all students.
With a proven track record of success, Austin Driving School has trained thousands of licensed drivers, boasting a remarkable 96% first-time pass rate for driving tests. They offer a wide range of programs, including Teen Driver Education, Parent-Taught Driver Education, Defensive Driving, and DPS Authorized Road Tests, all designed to help students learn safely and effectively.
Generated from the website
Also at this address
Reviews
2.522 reviewsJ Anthony P.
9/17/2025
Do not use this school unless you want to test drive a flintstone mobile, the Leo guy is the rudest, disrespectful and racist person at that establishment, the lack of proper communication about...
Staci R.
3/5/2024
I would never want their jobs but they do it and for an affordable rate. There are a 1000 reasons to not be your child's ONLY driving teacher. Yes you schedule only a few lessons at a time but...
Amanda N.
1/19/2023
This driving school has terrible availability. You can only schedule one lesson at a time, and it takes WEEKS to get something after school or on a weekend for a teen driver. Total waste of time...
Kate R.
10/25/2022
Painfully disorganized business. One kid getting driving lessons entailed so many messed up schedules, lost paperwork, missing certifications - every interaction required repeated calls and often...
See a problem?
