Achievement Driving School Oxbow Bluff, Albuquerque

I mistakenly called NM Defensive Driving and they were rude and unprofessional. When I called Achievement, I was delighted how friendly and professional they were over the phone. They treated you well and were very helpful. They made sure you knew what was needed to comply with your traffic violation and were very non-judgmental. In these times , it is even more appreciative to have an experience like this. Thanks so much!

Worst driving school in Albuquerque. And the owners are writing their own reviews. You can save yourself money and time by placing them in the free driving classes at their schools. It will take less time. I can go on and on about my issues with this school, but truthfully they are not worth the time. I just suggest trying the many other schools around Albuquerque. If the owners have to post about themselves that should warn you right there.

When you look up the school in google maps it takes you somewhere else. You had to call to ask for the directions. Then a few days later I come to register and come to pay for the class and there were people there but no one there answered. The person that I was talking to Eric, answered and said that we talked on the phone before rudely and he said that we had to make a meeting and then meet up when he hasn t even told me to make a meeting in the first place. So I couldn t even come in to register but worse experience ever

Went in for the driver improvement class on a Saturday. It was more than I thought. The videos were very informative and the instructor was extremely knowledgeable. I highly recommend this class. Not just if you got a ticket but for the knowledge you get out if it. 10/10

I got my certificate for the safe driver course. I guess that s all that really matters but the classroom was so dirty and gross. I hated sitting there. The instructor could ve had the videos Cued up better to make the class go smoother. It was annoying having to watch YouTube ads. I wish there would have been more videos tied into the curriculum. Show me a video on hydroplaning and road rage. I understand why we have to watch an hour worth of red asphalt part five but there were some some concepts that could have been reinforced with a video. Overall, they got the job done.

Not impressed. Getting drivetime with instructors is few and far between it can take months for something to even become available. I dont feel like they are truly trying to prepare the children to become good drivers they just want to get them through the class and push them out the door. Too many students not enough instructors. Im very frustrated.

I have had my two oldest kids now graduate from Achievement driving school. They have learned and passed. I recommend this place, they will become strong confidence drivers.

I had three daughters (triplets) attend the expedited class in December of last year. It was very organized and the process was outlined well for me and also explained to them so they could manage themselves through the process. They were able to sign themselves up for the driving lessons at their own pace. In less than a year all 3 now have their provisional licenses and are driving on their own. Sherry was very responsive to questions and our whole family couldn t have found a better school through which to get this accomplished.

The instructor was so patient, she went above and behind her job. I dont know the New technology and she explained everything to me step by step. I never experienced someone involved in something that really wasnt there job go to the langhts that my Instructor went to. Sherry is an excellent instructor. I thank you for having her at your school to teach, I cant say enough...

After reading so many rave reviews, I was quite disappointed with the quality of this school. Nowhere on their website did it mention classes were held in a classroom on the St. Pius X High School campus (private Catholic school). When we arrived, I was looking for a stand alone building with the schools name. There was only an old sign propped on the ground against the building. The facility was built in the 1950s timeframe and does not have air conditioning. The classroom was crammed with as many...
Read full review chairs as possible and the curriculum consisted of multiple videos from YouTube (ads included). My son said the state of the art simulators were not realistic or very effective; the video on the screen did not accelerate or slow down when using the gas or brake pedals and the instructors who were supposed to be grading their sim drive werent attentive. Additionally, many students in the classroom were disruptive/rude and the instructors allowed the behavior to continue for the entire course without intervention (with the exception of one time near the end of course). The vehicles used for instructional driving appeared to be recent models in nice condition. My son has not had the opportunity to drive with an instructor yet as he just completed the classroom portion.