Driving Schools Liberec Region

Autoškola Rašová Andrea is a small driving school in Blíževedly near Česká Lípa, operated by Andrea Rašová – affectionately known as Ája. The school focuses exclusively on Category B driver training, conducted in small groups of no more than five students. This approach allows the instructor to give each applicant personalized attention and tailor the training to individual needs.

Practical lessons take place in a 2017 Škoda Citigo. For applicants who prefer an automatic transmission, training in an automatic vehicle is also available – graduates then receive a driving license restricted to automatic vehicles. Classroom instruction is held in Česká Lípa.

The school accepts applicants under the L17 program – registration is open up to 18 months before turning 17. Additional services include conditioning drives and driver training sessions.

Driving School Michael Prudič in Turnov is a truly personal driving school – Michael Prudič, an experienced instructor, runs it himself and personally teaches each student. With a rating of 4.9 stars from 123 Google reviews, it ranks among the best-rated driving schools in the Liberec Region and the Turnov area.

The driving school primarily focuses on training category B drivers and offers complete preparation for a driver's license – from theoretical instruction in traffic regulations, safe driving principles, and first aid, to practical driving in the streets of Turnov and the surrounding countryside. Michael Prudič's individual approach, patience, and ability to tailor instruction to each student's needs are reflected in the outstanding feedback from graduates.

In addition to the basic course, the driving school offers refresher lessons for drivers who wish to renew or improve their driving skills after a break, and regular reference driver training for companies and organizations throughout the Turnov area. The school is located at Jiráskova 131 in the heart of Turnov.

Jaromír Šimon's driving school in Liberec has been specializing in professional bus driver training for category D licenses since 1997. The theoretical part is led by Jaromír Šimon, who combines teaching experience with his own bus driving experience since 1995. Practical training is provided by experienced instructor Roman Suk on a modern Setra 415 HD Topclass bus with automatic transmission. The school offers B to D license expansion for 55,000 CZK or C/C+E to D for 39,000 CZK including VAT. In addition to basic training, it provides conditioning drives, professional training, and ensures professional competency for existing drivers. First aid is taught by a Life Rescue member. The office and theoretical classes are located at Americká 859/1, Liberec 3. The company also operates international and domestic bus transportation with a modern fleet.

Martina Pavlasová Driving School is one of the long-established driving schools in Liberec. The school has been operating since 1998 and specializes in training drivers for group B passenger vehicles. Owner Martina Pavlasová provides an individual approach to each student, which is particularly appreciated by those who prefer a calmer pace of instruction. In addition to standard driving courses, the school also offers refresher driving lessons for license holders who wish to renew or improve their driving skills. The school is located in the city center at Malé Square, ensuring convenient access for students from across Liberec and the surrounding area.

The ellenator.cz project by Effortless s.r.o. presents a unique concept in youth mobility in the Czech Republic. It offers Ellenator vehicles – factory-modified Fiat 500s classified in the L5e category – which can be driven by sixteen-year-olds holding an A1 driving license. Three model variants are available: the everyday Style for urban commuting, the sporty Beast, and the open-top Cabrio for those who love the wind in their hair.

Beyond vehicle sales, ellenator.cz provides experience-based coaching where participants can try driving with a professional instructor. Options range from one to three-hour lessons, plus a free fifteen-minute test drive in Prague. During summer, the company organises multi-day driving camps at the Vysoké Mýto polygon, where participants aged fourteen and up can practice slalom, drifting, karting, and off-road buggy driving.

Archa Driving School in Mimoň is part of the Archa Education Centre, which has been operating in the region since 1998. The driving school provides training for categories AM, A1, A2, B, C and T. Training vehicles include VW Golf and Škoda Fabia passenger cars, while motorcycles are represented by Yamaha 535 and Honda Rebel 125 models. VIP lessons are available for busy students with flexible scheduling. Highway driving is possible during category B training.

Alongside standard driving licence training, the centre offers professional forklift operator training with certification issued by the Czech Society for Material Handling in Prague. Training covers groups W1 (combustion forklifts up to 5 tonnes), W2 (combustion forklifts over 5 tonnes) and F (electric forklifts). The centre also provides licence extensions for additional vehicle types, refresher training, and driver training for company car users with certificate issuance.

Archa Driving School is located at Mírová 126, 471 24 Mimoň.

The driving school of the Technical Secondary School in Jablonec nad Nisou operates within a technically-focused secondary school administered by the Liberec Region, located at Belgická 4852 in the Rýnovice district. The school runs the driving school as a supplementary vocational service alongside its own auto repair shop, tire service, and ten technical educational programs.

Category B driving license training is available to both the general public and school students, with students eligible for a discounted price. Students in the automotive mechanic program may also complete Category C training for driving heavy goods vehicles. Theory instruction and course enrollment is managed by Miroslav Trávníček, with practical driving taught by four instructors.

Beyond the core courses, the driving school offers conditioning lessons, retraining after repeated failed exams, and license reinstatement training after disqualification. School students have free access to the STUDOVNA e-learning portal for test preparation in traffic rules and first aid.

The driving school at the Secondary School of Economics and Forestry in Frýdlant v Čechách is a unique educational institution that, as part of a vocational school, provides driver training for categories B, C and T to a wide range of applicants. The school was formed by the merger of two educational institutions in 2007 and has since accumulated years of experience in educating both students and adults.

Instruction takes place in modern classrooms and a practice area within the school premises. Students of agricultural and technical programmes undergo motor vehicle training as a compulsory subject, while other members of the public can complete courses on preferential terms. The school also offers refresher driving lessons for licence holders and the possibility of expanding from category B to category T for those who wish to operate tractors and agricultural machinery.

The driving school is located at Bělíkova 1387 in Frýdlant and cooperates with the Hejnice campus. The head of the driving school is Tomáš Zahradník, who can be reached by phone or email.

STOP NEHODÁM, z.s. is a Liberec-based association with roots dating back to 1994, when founder Vladimír Mašek began offering motorcycle riding experiences to customers of his Liberec YAMAHA motoshop at race circuits and airfields. From this passion and experience, an original safe motorcycle riding methodology gradually developed, refined and expanded over decades.

Today the organization offers courses for motorcyclists at all skill levels. The ProFirst programme is designed for complete beginners — from age six upwards — who can borrow a motorcycle and train on safe asphalt surfaces in the Liberec region under expert supervision. For more advanced riders, safe riding courses and circuit sessions are available to develop both technique and safety awareness.

Training is provided by a team of experienced instructors led by chief instructor Tomáš Peterka, who take an individual approach with every participant. The association has become an inspiration for the creation of motorcycle schools throughout the Czech Republic and Slovakia.