Gateway Driving School, Maryland: Patient instructors guiding confident drivers.
Gateway Driving School, Maryland sits in Baltimore at 5820 York Rd, Suite 203. Reviewers highlight patient instructors like Ms. Yvonne and Mr. Charles, whose supportive guidance helps build confidence and often leads to passing the driving test. The team is described as professional and detail-oriented, though one reviewer reported unprofessional conduct and late arrivals. Overall, a solid option for learner drivers.
Take elevator to 2nd Floor, 5820 York Rd Suite#203, Baltimore, MD 21212, USA
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Personalized in-car instruction for new drivers, covering basics like steering, braking, and road safety.
Advanced training to improve driving skills, reduce accidents, and potentially lower insurance rates.
Focused sessions to practice test routes, maneuvers, and build confidence for the official driving exam.
Interactive sessions covering traffic laws, signs, and safe driving practices in a group setting.
Tailored lessons for experienced drivers looking to update skills or regain confidence after a break.
Overall rating
Preston Blum
Really great experience the in person driving was amazing Ms.Yvone the driving instructor walks you through and even has genuine conversations and it's honestly fun. Absolutely amazing would recommend.
Rod Work
The Best Instructor Ever. Her Patience and love for helping us Unmatched. Thanks Ms. Yvonne
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I had a disappointing experience with this driving school due to unprofessional conduct from the instructor. During class, the instructor shared personal details about my learning progress and makeup lessons in front of other students. This information was not hers to disclose, and she did so without understanding the reasons behind my situation. It was embarrassing and inappropriate. In addition, the instructor arrived late to my scheduled driving lesson without acknowledgment or apology. During the three-hour classroom sessions, there were also extended periods of silence with no instruction or engagement, which felt like poor use of paid time. Finally, the instructor’s communication style often came across as dismissive and borderline bullying toward students, rather than supportive or instructional. A driving school should be a professional and respectful learning environment, and that was not my experience here.
Khyree Daniels
Very helpful!
Eric Cho
Teacher Charles is nice to learn from.
BIGCAPWRD FOF
Teacher was very patient and helped me review things i struggled with
