Escuelas de Manejo en Oceanside

Greg, one of the best teachers. I really recommend him!

Superb driving instructor - Greg prepared our son so well for his test and passed with zero errors! Extremely friendly and engaging and puts the student at ease - knows the DMV routes and offers lots of great advice. Highly recommend Greg.

Great instructors who really personalize your driving needs to get you ready for your drive test! Millers is super flexible in working with my schedule and theirs. Instructors are super professional and know how to maintain any driving situation, as well as keeping the mood lighthearted and enjoyable to make first-time driving fun and less scary. They're especially patient with brand new drivers! Highly recommend them to any age drivers looking to get their license or needing a refresher!

My son had the best experience with Millers Driving Academy. Greg is very professional, patient, kind and a great instructor. During each lesson and after they always gave our son positive feedback of his progress and how he was doing and what he needed to work on. He passed his driving test and we are so thankful. Can't recommend them enough!!

Thank you to Miller's Driving Academy!!! After going to other companies, my son failed three times. I texted Greg and he was so accommodating. He got us in the day before his fourth attempt. He gave my son the information, skills and confidence he needed to finally PASS. He only missed one and it was a very minor error. I am so grateful as a lot of his struggle was due to anxiety and confidence. Each time he failed, his confidence decreased and his anxiety increased . Thank you for building him back up and giving him the confidence he needed to believe in himself.

Mr. Kerr made the experience an absolute pleasure. Hands down beyond satisfied with the experience 🙌

Goated lessons and very chill driving instructors. Little bit pricy but worth it overall.

professional, courteous and knowledgeable.

So grateful for AAA Driving School. We trust AAA. Both instructors were awesome. Absolutely professional...outgoing...warm... great communication...great teachers. Will be enrolling my other son when the time comes.

Bad place for training I never recommend anyone Office manager is very bad lady

Apparently these 160 schools go through "phases." Winton is still there, he is indeed great (make sense, cool beans!) but unfortunately they just need more instructors and trucks for the volume of students they have now. The branch managers get fat commissions on enrollments which is just bad because they are incentivized to be sales people more than managers. You never see them at the yard even when they are having problems like I and other students experienced. Many 160 students end up at the school I'm at now where you get an hour every day on skills compared to 10 minutes at 160. And with a lack of curriculum and a yard with too few trucks, half of which break down at DMV or fail pre-trip inspection in the yard you're really better off looking elsewhere if you're looking for a good trucking school. I don't like leaving bad reviews but for $5k this place will send you to fail and leave you hanging. Also they have contracts with certain companies which precludes you from getting hired 60 days after graduation. And their job search app and connections are non-existent so they won't do anything to help you find employment. Sorry 160 but you need to take better care of your responsibilities and your students because the whole experience was just rancid.

This is a very good school and the instructors that they have there are very good and informative. I have only one issue and that they laid off an instructor and there's a lot of students there. I feel like they really shouldn't of laid off there instructor. Cause there's a lack of them. And I paid good money to get my cdl license. Lack of instructors to me means lack of instruction. I feel if I don't pass my cdl test it's because of lack of training so why did lay off an Instructor? This is very concerning to me.

- Oceanside Location - Imagine showing up to class as the new guy. Filled with nervousness and anxiety, having zero to no knowledge of the curriculum that will be laid before you. GREEN is how I showed up to the Oceanside 160 truck driving school. My 1st day I was thrown so much information. The lead instructor Richard handed me 2 sheets of paper and told me to memorize everything that was on it both sides of each sheet to prepare for a test the following day (pre-trip). I shook my head and said to myself this is impossible, who can retain this much information. So I decided to talk to one of Richard’s instructors named Daniel. Daniel told me calm down and trust the process. He assured me that 160 would give me all the tools needed to pass DMV. However I would be responsible for reviewing and simulating all that I learned when not in class. He said that the 120 hrs of I had remaining would FLY BY and it’s my responsibility to study, study, study and study. Daniel would then take me on the road to an area they called the kiddie pool. There I would have my first shot behind the wheel of a 18 wheeler truck. I went from stalling the vehicle and grinding gears, to double clutching and downshifting. Once I complete the kiddie pool, I moved on to driving through the city and on the freeway. However, my instructor changed. It was a guy by the name of Winston. This guy took his time with me. it was with this instructor that I would learn to shift gears smoothly. I learned to maneuver through traffic. I would learn how to prepare my vehicle to make proper turns and control my speed. Every morning I would show up to class. He would always tell me Dontae what’s the word of the day and that word was consistency. I could hear him now “ Dontae why is my truck not running”, at every intersection “ left - right - left “ and while performing skills “ right to bend, left on bend “. But I can’t leave out the lead Richard. This man shows up every day ready to work, gray shorts, reflective shirt, and a trucker hat, sipping on a monster energy drink. This man was hard on me. 160’s policies and trainings was in-forced. He would tell me every time I’d mess up, “that not what I taught you, follow instructions and pass” - “spend more time on pre-trip, air-brakes and off the phone”. I knew then if I did what was taught, I would pass ( Consistency ). Short Staff these 3 men prepared me with what I needed to be 1 & DONE STUDENT! I know my review was long, but I think there’s so much that just needed to be said. Thank you Richard, Winston, Daniel, & Erica for using your skills to launch my new career.

Had a really bad experience with a school before I found 160, if you want your CDL go here. Mark has the patience of no other and very helpful. Winton will make sure your ready if you listen and want to learn, "make sense". Juan makes sure you have your needs met. Can't say enough about the staff great people who want you to succeed.