Taggart's Driving School Tucker

My daughter was not too happy about attending a driving school. However, once in the classroom she had a different mind set. She really enjoyed the instruction format. All in all it was a great experience.

My son did the 30 hours of class instructions and he also did the 6 hours driving. My son really enjoyed the program. He had an excellent Driving Instructor Adonis Alcindor. Thank you Adonis Alcindor for showing him things that he thought that he knew about driving. Adonis Alcindor really had the patience. He also asked me what I thought he needed to improve on. My son felt very comfortable with him. I would recommend this school to others. I just wish the driving was more than six hours. Adonis Alcindor was the best instructor. I would recommend getting Adonis Alcindor as your Driving Instructor. Thank you Adonis Alcindor also.

My son told me he knew it was something he had to do to get a license. He was happy and was surprised at how much the teacher taught him! Great teachers d experience!

Adonis is a great instructor. I recommend him 10/10 !!! You ll learn how to drive safely and comfortably with him !!!

We found Taggarts to be helpful & trying their best to work around our schedule. My daughters Instructor, Jeff Rose was patient and encouraging. I would recommend Taggarts

Very pleased with the experience, not only did Taggart s meet the 6 hour requirement they also helped my son perfect his driving skills. We have the peace of mind with him driving on his own.

Austin is an excellent instructor. I found Taggarts to be much better instruction and learning than the school I used for my older child. Highly reccommend.

Emotional abuse at Taggarts in Tucker Recently, my wife and daughter went to the Lawrenceville location of Taggart for my daughter s driving test. We paid our $85 and the result was the most abusive, disrespectful, deflating, confidence crushing, shocking, and dumbfounding customer experience of all time. My wife and daughter arrived to greet a surly, red haired, thin woman in her 70 s. Let s call her Grumpy . As they reached the door of the room where Grumpy was sitting, without getting...
Read full review up or even lifting her head, she barked Across the hall indicating she wanted them to go to the room across the hall. It ended up that Grumpy was the one who administered my daughters driving test. The test was stopped even before my daughter was allowed to take the field driving test. My daughter did not know what had gone wrong and came back to the waiting room crying. My wife asked a question about whether using a backup camera was against the rules. Evidently, Grumpy was not too pleased with my wife s question and snapped back the following: - your daughter went over the double yellow line while backing up - she was going to hit those cones! - it didn t matter if she had that backup camera or not, your daughter was not going to make it - backing up, you have to keep looking back the whole time; you cannot look forward - she didn t use her turn signal when parallel parking but that didn t kill her - but then she was going to hit the curb so I cancelled the road test My daughter is nearly 18 years old and has had her permit for over a year and a half. She s successfully driven with my wife and I over 100 times including all of the major highways in Metro Atlanta (at rush hour) without any issues. She has practiced and successfully performed all driving skills. My daughter has worked very hard to pass her test. In the meeting at that point, Grumpy make a value judgement on my daughter and her ability to get her license, Honestly, I don t know if your daughter can drive or not. We didn t even make it to the road test. At this point, my daughter burst into tears. Here s my 18-year-old daughter who has worked hard to learn how to drive and Grumpy has a value statement. My wife was absolutely dumbfounded and needed time to process what was happening. My daughter was upset and crushed. Clearly, she was thinking that she would never get her driver s license after working so hard. At this point, my wife and daughter only wanted to escape the continued emotional abuse. But Grumpy went on, If it was nerves, then you should repeat your driver s test as soon as you can but not at a Taggart location. She did not encourage my wife and daughter to use Taggart again. Perhaps Grumpy just wanted us to cut her workload? My daughter was deflated and crushed. She cried all day. My wife learned more from my daughter about what had happened during the driving test and could not stop thinking how could someone who works with kids be so nasty? My daughter took driving lessons at Taggart and we paid the $85 for her to be tested at a Taggart location for her driver s license. Our expectation was a good experience where Maddie would either earn her driver s license OR learn more about what she needed to improve upon to earn it. They received neither. Instead, my wife and daughter were emotionally abused, treated disrespectfully, and met with unnecessary cruelty from the elderly, red-haired, thin woman at your Lawrenceville (Tucker, GA) location who conducted my daughter s driving test. This was not about passing or failing a driver s test. It was all about a very unhappy woman either purposely OR inadvertently destroying my 18-year-old daughter s confidence, spirit, and optimism. There is no cause for abusing another human being which is exactly what happened at the Taggart location in Tucker. Grumpy, if you are reading this, please don t worry about any of my family using any Taggart location for anything ever again. In fact, we plan to share this story of abuse far and wide to help prevent it from ever happening again.

This was such a great experience for my daughter who recently earned her license. The staff is VERY professional and does what they say theyll do! I would definitely recommend Taggarts!!

Had a good experience with taggart s driving school. Mr.Austin helped a lot with the detailed explanation of all the maneuvers. I am very happy that I passed the first try. Would highly recommend taking lessons with taggarts.