Chelmsford Auto School

As many of the reviews has said, the place is very unprofessional although I have yet to in-counter the infamous Paul yet. Although on one day the teacher at the time had nothing else he planned on teaching for the day, with two hours of class left. So instead of having us review on our own or doing a class review he decided to share a story. The story was obviously politically charged and I won't go into the details but, he used scare tactics into influencing the students of the class to agree with his political ideology. Unfortunately it seemed to have worked on at least a few students (I overheard some students mention how blown away they were by what they were told) of the handful in the class. This teacher otherwise seemed like a cool guy and as a result I got the feeling that most of the students liked him and some may even admire him. Then he goes and spreads his political views instead of teaching. I am still taking the class now and have not had a chance to drive yet, although this only would make me suggest to look for other auto schools. more

This school is the most unprofessional business I have ever dealt with. The office manager is rude and makes up what he is saying as he goes along. Go to Stop and Go in Tyngsboro. Much more professional. more

Driver's Ed is required in Mass., and most Chelmsford kids come to Chelmsford Auto School. Most of them are bored and disappointed. The instructors and just guys with licsinces that read from books and show videos. On driving lessons, they listen to the radio or get you to stop at their house and wait for them to take a smoke, and don't offer much advice. Too bad this is required. more