Fly Driving School Ltd is a genuinely useful Victoria driving school for two very specific reasons. First: it’s the only Vancouver Island driving school we’ve reviewed that covers both Greater Victoria AND Duncan — that’s 60 km of Vancouver Island served by one operation, spanning from Langford in the south to the Cowichan Valley in the north. Second: it’s the only Victoria driving school we’ve reviewed that has Class 4 Rideshare lessons available RIGHT NOW (Exact Driving School lists their Class 4 as “coming soon”). If you’re an Uber, Lyft, or taxi driver in the Greater Victoria area, this is important.

The school is at 2811 Lunar Court in the View Royal / West Shore area of Greater Victoria. Main instructor Nasir is named in review after review. He’s ICBC-certified, works under the BC Motor Vehicle Act, and covers a wide service area. And the hours are legitimately impressive: 7 AM to 10 PM Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 10 PM Saturday and Sunday. That’s a 15-hour weekday and 12-hour weekend window. Seven days. Every week.

Reviews across Yelp, Google, and directory sites paint a consistent picture: Nasir is calm, professional, teaches efficiently, and gets students through their road test — often on the first attempt.

What Fly Driving School Offers

They also offer a Road Test Package for the actual test day: 2 hours total, including a 45-minute warm-up drive before your road test, full skill assessment, and debrief. Standard practice at professional driving schools but Fly publishes the exact structure so you know what you’re getting.

The Lunar Court Location — West Shore Advantage

2811 Lunar Court is in the View Royal / West Shore area of Greater Victoria. Postal code V9B puts you close to Colwood, the Belmont Village area, and easy access to Highway 1 (Trans-Canada Highway). This location is meaningfully different from most Victoria driving schools:

• Highway 1 direct access — great for teaching highway merging, essential for the Class 5 test
• Sooke Road corner — one of the trickier interchanges in Greater Victoria, good for building real driving confidence
• Belmont Village + Latoria Blvd corridors — mixed traffic conditions, real-world practice
• Access to ICBC Langford office (2924 Jacklin Rd) — 5 minutes away, ideal for West Shore students who test there instead of McKenzie
• Access to Malahat Drive — the mountain highway route to Duncan, which Fly uses for their two-city coverage

Then there’s the Duncan angle. Fly serves Duncan and the Cowichan Valley too. That’s 60 km north of Victoria via the Malahat. If you live in Duncan, Cowichan, Mill Bay, or Cobble Hill, most driving schools in Victoria won’t come to you — but Fly does. That’s rare and valuable for West Coast Vancouver Island residents outside Greater Victoria.

The Extended Hours Actually Matter

Fly’s booking window is genuinely one of the widest in Victoria driving school territory:

The practical value: shift workers, university students, working adults, and parents can all find windows that work. Early morning (7 AM start weekdays) is great for teaching rush hour traffic conditions. Evening hours (until 10 PM) let you practice dusk driving, which appears on ICBC winter road tests. Full weekend coverage means teens can book without missing school.

Only Wise and Smart and Victoria Driving School Inc come close to matching this flexibility. Fly is squarely in the extended-hours tier of Victoria driving schools.

Who Is Nasir? The Instructor Students Name

Nasir is the ICBC-certified main instructor whose name appears in virtually every review. The school’s own about page describes their instructors as “profoundly experienced driving teachers with an abundance of involvement and mastery in Canadian driving regulations and guidelines.”

What reviewers consistently say about Nasir:

• Calm demeanour — good with anxious learners
• Understands ICBC test requirements — teaches specifically to what examiners look for
• Fast-paced but efficient — students report passing after very few lessons
• Loves his job — this actually comes up in multiple reviews, unusual specificity
• Good with international drivers — students with foreign driving experience report solid results

What Real Students Say About Nasir

Real Yelp and directory reviews of Fly Driving School with the actual student comments. The pattern is remarkably consistent — Nasir named specifically, first-attempt passes, calm and efficient teaching.

The consistent themes across reviews

Reading through Fly’s reviews on multiple platforms, four things come up over and over:

• Nasir named specifically — his personal reputation drives the school’s reputation
• First-attempt passes are common — both Class 5 and Class 7
• Fast, efficient learning — reviewers repeatedly mention passing in unusually few lessons (3-5)
• International drivers benefit — students with foreign driving experience specifically credit Nasir with adapting to their existing skills

By the Numbers

Fly Driving School is Motor Vehicle Act licensed. Late arrival policy: if you arrive up to 15 minutes late, you’ll receive the balance of your scheduled lesson (reasonable — similar to Latz). Booking is available online through their website, phone, or Facebook message.

Fly Driving School vs Other Victoria Options

Here’s how Fly compares to the other Victoria driving schools we’ve reviewed:

Honest verdict: Fly Driving School is the top choice if you need Class 4 rideshare lessons (Uber/Lyft/taxi), if you live in Duncan or the Cowichan Valley, if you’re a senior (55+) wanting a refresher program, or if you’re on the West Shore and want a school with real West Shore roots. If you specifically want female instruction, multilingual lessons, or central Victoria location, one of the other schools fits better.

Common Questions

Should You Book with Fly?

Fly Driving School occupies a specific niche in the Victoria driving school market that no other school we’ve reviewed fully covers: Class 4 rideshare lessons available NOW, real Duncan/Cowichan Valley coverage, a dedicated senior 55+ program, extended 7 AM–10 PM hours seven days a week, and West Shore location. That combination is genuinely useful for a specific set of students.

Nasir’s review pattern is consistently strong — calm, efficient, professional, fast-paced learning that produces first-attempt passes. Reviewers use words like “loves his job” and “cares about students’ future safety” that go beyond typical driving-instructor review language. That’s a real personal reputation, not manufactured.

The best fit for Fly Driving School: prospective Uber/Lyft drivers needing Class 4, Duncan or Cowichan Valley residents who don’t want to drive down to Victoria for lessons, seniors wanting refresher lessons, West Shore residents, shift workers who need evening slots, and international drivers converting foreign licenses. Not the best fit if you specifically need female instruction, multilingual lessons, or a multi-instructor school with backup options.

Call (250) 508-3000 — ask for Nasir’s availability, mention what class you need (5, 7, or 4), and confirm your location so they can quote pickup logistics.

Info compiled from Fly Driving School Ltd’s official website (flydrivingschool.ca), Yelp listing, Facebook page, Yelp/Google reviews aggregated across driving school directories, and their published booking page. Confirm current pricing, Class 4 rideshare package details, and Duncan availability by calling directly.