Group A2 License Liberec

With a rating of 4.8 stars from 56 reviews, Autoškola Havlík in Liberec stands out as one of the top driving schools in the Liberec region. Operating since 1991, it is the only school in the region offering complete training for all driving licence categories – from motorcycles and passenger cars to trucks, buses and tractors. Training takes place on modern vehicles and in a comfortably equipped classroom with audio-visual aids. For international clients, instruction is available in English and German, including final examinations in a foreign language. Autoškola Havlík is an accredited centre for professional driver training in categories C, CE, D and DE, and also offers company driver training, refresher drives and a safe driving school. Tuition fees can be paid in instalments at no extra cost.

With over three decades of experience and more than 20,000 drivers successfully trained, Autoškola Krešlová ranks among the most established and experienced driving schools in Liberec. A rating of 4.7 stars from 73 reviews confirms that students appreciate the friendly and calm teaching approach that has defined the school since 1991. The school operates its main office and classroom at Základní škola, U Školy 222/6 in Liberec, and a second classroom serving the Jilemnice area at the municipal office in Víchová nad Jizerou. Courses available include category B passenger cars, all motorcycle categories A, A1, and A2 with combined training options, plus expansion programs including B+E, B96, and inter-category motorcycle upgrades. Individual lesson schedules and weekend sessions are available, with instruction offered in Czech or German. Beyond standard courses, the school provides refresher driving lessons, professional driver training for employees, and an L17 mentor course for the accompanied driving program.

Autoškola SŠaMŠ in Liberec is part of the Secondary School and Kindergarten Na Bojišti and stands out with a unique offer of training for groups AM, A1, A2, B, C, C+E, D and D+E under one roof. Thanks to the resources of a functioning secondary school, theoretical instruction takes place in fully equipped classrooms with computers, projectors and interactive whiteboards, while students can prepare for traffic regulation tests on computers. Before getting behind the wheel, every newcomer first tries driving on a simulator.

The vehicle fleet includes Honda 125 and Suzuki 500 motorcycles, Škoda Fabia IV, Octavia and electric Škoda Citigo passenger cars, a Ford Transit-Connect van, IVECO truck with trailer and Karosa and Irisbus-Iveco buses. Students in Automotive Mechanic, Auto Electrician and Transport and Logistics programmes can complete Group B+C training as part of their school education free of charge. Other applicants can take advantage of discounted prices for school students.