Sueño Driving School

03/27/2026

Happy Friday!
We are closed in Kennewick today and tomorrow, March 27th & 28th, we are at our Spokane Valley location

02/28/2026

Youth Traffic Safety Education class, Session 2, starts Monday, March 9th. Only 2 slots available!! 🚗🚙🚘

01/29/2026

FRIENDS: Be careful with the below mentioned scam!! 😟

Don't be fooled by the latest text scam threatening fines, license suspension, and legal action if you don't pay a fake traffic ticket. 🙄

We NEVER send messages likes this.

Please don't respond to such texts or click any links. Do not pay. Simply mark as spam and delete.

01/29/2026

We are incredibly grateful to all of our amazing customers! 🙌
Thanks to you, Sueño Driving School has been nominated as the Best Driving School in Kennewick by Google for 2025! 🏆🚗

This recognition truly belongs to our wonderful customers, students, and families who trust us every day. We promise to keep delivering top-quality instruction and the best customer service to ensure happy, confident drivers. It’s a win-win for all of us! 💙

📣 To our customers:
Please scan the QR code below to share your experience at Sueño Driving School. Your feedback means the world to us!

Thank you for being part of the Sueño family 🌟

Post a review to our profile on Google

12/30/2025

Sueño Driving School, Kennewick location, will be closing at 2:00pm tomorrow, December 31st for the New Year’s holiday and will reopen on Tuesday, January 6, 2026. Our Team will be at our Spokane Valley location On Friday and Saturday, January 2nd and January 3rd.
Have a safes and Happy New Year! Thank you for a great 2025!! 🎉

11/17/2025

Here is the 2026 Youth Traffic Safety Education course schedule. Enrollment for Session 1 begins December 30, 2025. These are In-Person classes, virtual classes available for students who live outside of our Kennewick location. For course details and information, call (509) 820-3800 or come in to see us! 🤗

11/16/2025

📢 Sueño Driving School Food Drive!! 🍎🥫
November 20 – December 20, 2025

We’re excited to support the Tri-Cities Food Bank in Kennewick this holiday season — and we need YOUR help!

🌟 Bring in a canned good or non-perishable item and SAVE $1 on a KNOWLEDGE TEST!!
🌟 Bring in 5 or more items and SAVE $5 on a SKILLS TEST!!

Let’s come together to help local families during these difficult times. Every donation makes a difference. ❤️

🕒 Food Drive Knowledge Test Schedule:
• Tuesday – Thursday: 12 PM – 3 PM
• Fridays: 12 PM – 4 PM
• Saturdays: 9 AM – 2 PM

NOTE: November 26th through November 29th, CLOSED for vacation. 🦃

🚗 Skills tests will be by appointment only.

🎁 All donations will be delivered to Tri-Cities Food Bank in Kennewick.

Thank you for helping us support our community! ❤️💛

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10/30/2025

Sueño Driving School will be closed Thanksgiving week, Wednesday, November 26 through Monday, December 1 for vacation. 🦃

08/28/2025

Sueño Driving School in Kennewick and Spokane Valley will be closed Friday and Saturday, August 29 & 30, for vacation. We will reopen in Kennewick next Tuesday, September 2nd.

08/19/2025

Seriously?!?!? 74mph in a 35mph zone?!?!? This person shouldn’t be allowed to operate a motor vehicle if she can’t obey the law. Putting herself and everyone else on the road in danger is unacceptable. SMH 🤦🏽‍♀️

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🚓 Speeding to Pay for Speeding… and Arrested for Speeding 🚓

This morning just after 9 a.m., one of our Traffic Unit Motor Officers was traveling eastbound on Canal Drive near Fisher Street when they observed a sedan traveling toward them, illegally passing another vehicle in the oncoming lane. Radar showed the vehicle was traveling 74 mph in a 35 mph zone.

The driver, identified as 21-year old Jasmin Hernandez, was stopped and arrested for reckless driving. During the stop, she explained she was speeding because she was on her way to the courthouse to pay for a speeding ticket she received just 17 days ago. The previous ticket was also issued by an officer with our Traffic Unit. Today, in addition to being arrested for reckless driving, the driver was again cited for operating a vehicle without insurance and for driving without a valid license.

Driving at these excessive speeds—especially while passing in oncoming lanes—creates extreme risk not only to the driver but to every person on the roadway. According to national traffic safety studies, repeat offenders are disproportionately involved in serious and fatal crashes, and high-risk driving behaviors like speeding more than double the likelihood of a crash.

This case highlights exactly why proactive traffic enforcement is so important. Our officers are committed to reducing dangerous driving behaviors and protecting the public. Speeding, reckless driving, aren’t just traffic violations—they are life-threatening choices that take innocent lives every day.

Please help keep our community safe: Slow down. Drive responsibly.

08/18/2025

Now enrolling for Session 6, which begins September 16th. Students must be 15 by the first day of class. Hurry in, don’t let you teen get left behind!! 🚗🚙🚘

07/25/2025

Youth Driver’s Ed, Session 5, starting Tuesday, July 29th. We have room for ONE more student!! Hurry before it’s taken! 🤗