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Bruno Driving Academy Inc

Bruno Driving Academy Inc

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10747 74 Avenue NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T6E 1G7, Canada
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Aug 8, 2018
Bruno is an amazing driving instructor with a passion for teaching and empathy for students. He is compassionate, quickly understands what works for the student and what doesn’t. I was actually quite nervous about taking my road test, and he was very patient and understanding. Additionally, he is very nice to talk to, which made a big difference for me, since I’d rather have a connection with the person who’s teaching me.

Sep 26, 2018
Bruno is a considerate and professional instructor with a lot of tips for new drivers. He helped me correct my driving habit and pass the road test on first try.

Jun 5, 2015
I had some brushing hours with Bruno before my road test. He is experienced, patient and easy going. His suggestions about registry centers and examiners are very helpful for me to pass the road test.

Aug 23, 2010
I'm writing this review for my mum's experience. Mum was really scared only of an idea of driving before, and just the fact that Bruno trained her so well she could pass her driving exam (after lots and lots of training though) it's a 5-star from me. I could have never even imagined my mum getting a GDL-class 5 driver's license. The instructor is very calm and knowledgeable. He never yells at you or makes sarcastic comments about your driving, even if it's really bad. He speaks slowly so it's great for people who aren't speaking English very well. Also, during every class he would point out your strengths and weaknesses, with a checklist. I highly recommend this school for anyone - for those who are experienced, and especially for beginners. Don't forget to take a look at his website, too.

Feb 27, 2017
Ran a llighted crosswalk intersection almost hiting me. Very scary and dangerous!!!!

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