Group A1 License Staré Město

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.

Autoškola Feprona operates in Liberec and offers comprehensive training for driver's licenses in categories B, B-L17, AM, A1, A2, and A. The school is operated by Feprona Technology s.r.o. and specializes in combining traditional training with professional psychological support. It employs an accredited traffic psychologist and therapeutic program instructors, enabling students to receive not only quality driving instruction but also help in managing fear of driving, anxiety, or trauma related to traffic. Classes are held in a classroom at Voroněžská 144/20 in the MEI building, with theoretical instruction twice weekly by agreement with students. Practical driving lessons are conducted in Škoda Fabia II vehicles with 1.2 HTP engines, each lesson lasting 45 minutes and typically combined into 90-minute blocks. The school emphasizes small groups of maximum 5 students for individual attention and effective learning. It offers the possibility to complete the entire course within one month thanks to flexible scheduling with lessons from Monday to Saturday in afternoon hours. In addition to basic training for obtaining a driver's license, the school provides conditioning drives for license holders, conditioning drives with a psychotherapist, traffic psychological examinations, training for beginning drivers according to law, and accredited therapeutic programs effective from April 2024.