Group D License South Bohemian Region

Autoškola Ille in Třeboň is among the first driving schools in South Bohemia to integrate a virtual reality simulator into driver training. Rated 4.8 stars from over 58 Google Maps reviews, it ranks among the highest-rated driving schools in the region.

The school, with over 25 years of tradition, offers training for categories AM, A1, A2, A, B, C, D, T and their trailer combinations. A team of ten instructors delivers lessons with an individual approach. Students may choose a standard group course, a flexible individual course (10–14 weeks), or an intensive accelerated course (3–4 weeks) for category B. Training includes a unique economic driving programme that can save drivers thousands of crowns per year, and first aid preparation led by healthcare professionals. Theoretical instruction is supported by artificial intelligence tools.

For professional drivers, the school operates a training centre with regular professional competency courses for categories C and D. The school also organises a popular skid school at the Waldviertel Safe Driving Center in Gmünd, Austria, where drivers practise handling critical situations in a controlled environment.

Autoškola Marie Šiborová, based in Soběslav with a branch in Tábor, offers a wide range of training programs for personal and commercial vehicles. The school provides instruction for all driving license categories including specialized groups for tractors and buses. In addition to standard driver training, they focus on professional driver education - providing entry courses of 140 hours and regular seven-hour training sessions for professional qualification holders. The offering includes machinery operator courses and forklift operator training with regular refresher courses. The driving school cooperates with the labor office and enables unemployed individuals to obtain C, C+E, or D category licenses free of charge. Additional services include expert assessments for traffic accidents and vehicle valuations. Training is conducted flexibly according to individual needs with installment payment options. The school uses modern textbooks from Schröter publishing house.

Martin Hrava Driving School entered Czech driving education history in 1990 as the very first private driving school in Czechoslovakia. Over three decades of experience shape the approach of a seven-member instructor team who emphasize teaching quality and student safety.

The school operates from two branches in Dačice and Počátky, offering comprehensive training for all license categories. From mopeds and motorcycles through passenger cars to trucks, buses, and tractors - students find a professional approach supported by a modern vehicle fleet. For motorcycle training, the school operates Honda and QJ Motor bikes, while passenger car training features Renault vehicles including the newest 2025 Clio V model.

Beyond standard courses, the school provides professional driver certification training, fleet driver courses, and conditional driving lessons for drivers who wish to improve their skills. The family character of the operation is reflected in an individual approach to students and flexibility in scheduling lessons.