Greg's Driving School

At Greg's Driving School, we take pride in our commitment to providing high-quality driver's education to Maryland students since 1992. With 47 locations throughout Maryland, serving nine counties, we have established ourselves as a trusted and reputable driving school in the region. Our team of experienced and MVA-certified instructors is dedicated to teaching safe driving techniques in a supportive and encouraging environment.

Our Services

We offer a range of services to cater to the diverse needs of our students. Our Maryland Driver's Education course is MVA-certified, and we also provide Extra Driving Practice for additional preparation. Moreover, we offer the Driver Improvement Program and the 3-Hour Alcohol & Drug Program for drivers who are referred by MVA to take these courses. We understand the importance of flexibility, which is why we offer online classes, including a class taught in American Sign Language for deaf and hard-of-hearing students.

Our Mission

Our mission is to provide a comprehensive driver's education program that prepares our students for a lifetime of safe driving. We believe in creating a supportive learning environment where our students feel comfortable and confident behind the wheel. Our experienced instructors take the time to understand the unique needs of each student, providing personalized attention and guidance throughout the learning process.

What Our Students Say

We take pride in the testimonials from our satisfied students who have passed their driving tests with flying colors. From thanking our instructors for their patience and helpfulness to appreciating the extra practice sessions that helped them overcome their weaknesses, our students' feedback is a testament to our commitment to excellence.

Our History

Founded in 1992, Greg's Driving School has grown from one location in Waldorf, Maryland to 47 locations across the state. We have worked hard to earn the trust of parents, students, and school systems, and our reputation has been recognized by the press, including the Washington Post, the Carroll County Times, and the Frederick News-Post.