AUTOSTOP Driving School

I would like to thank Mr. Vaver, who accepted me when I transferred from another driving school. I basically didn't know anything, I was afraid, I didn't drive to the city with my former driving school. He was very patient with me and I learned everything with him during the ride. He made time for me, I had five more rides to catch up on everything. With each ride I felt more confident, I started to trust myself more. He is very nice, I didn't feel any negative pressure from him. Everything is understandable, he doesn't judge you if you don't know something, he is funny. He also supports you during the exams! Thanks to him, I got my driver's license on the first try.

Mr. Cabadaj is the best. Such a cool guy, it was fun to work with him and he has strong nerves. Thank you very much for everything to the whole driving school 😘 May you do well and have many satisfied beginners

The best driving school in Ústí nad Labem, many thanks to the patient Mr. Vaver, who acts and teaches calmly. I was afraid of the previous horror in Disk, but fortunately the Autostop driving school changed that. I passed the driving tests on the first attempt and I am not afraid of driving. I highly recommend it to everyone. PS: many thanks

At first I drove with Mr. Jelínek, he used the "sugar and whip" tactic. When I wasn't doing well, he would always raise his voice at me and then always just say: "well, that's good, it'll work out" and on the 3rd drive he almost reproached me for not driving the car like a pro yet. And I should point out that I was no log who couldn't even start it. I went on the drives very stressed and didn't like it. My friend had the same problem with Mr. Jelínek and we both asked to change the instructor. Then Mr. Vavera himself took me and here is the reason why I decided to give a 5-star review despite my experience with Mr. Jelínek. Mr. Vavera is a wonderful person, he knows all kinds of tips and tricks, he can support, his voice is very calming, he is always cheerful and it's fun to be with him. An instructor as he should be! Autostop is a great driving school precisely because of the experienced instructors with a human approach, like Mr. Vavera. So I highly recommend it! 😊

On April 20th of this year, I started a course at the Autostop driving school, where we were told that the course would last a minimum of one and a half months and a maximum of two and a half months. At first, I was satisfied, the theory was taught by an older instructor who not only had experience, but also obviously enjoyed it, unfortunately, he no longer taught driving. Before I was assigned a driving instructor, I reported in advance that I was on parental leave and that I was only dependent on the care of my partner who goes to work. Therefore, I can go for early morning drives until 9 am at most or then in the afternoon from 4 pm. I was assigned an instructor who did not drive before 9 (10) am and planned the last drive at 3 pm at most. The instructor was already retired and had this as extra income. The gentleman could have been between 75 and 85 years old, which of course wouldn't have mattered if he was in good health, but unfortunately his back was bothering him, and not only could he barely bend over the car and every time he hit a pothole or a ditch on the road, he would ironically thank me, but the pain even shot up from his leg to his back once, so much so that he told me, and I quote: "Today you may have to brake yourself, I can't even press the brake pedal." I took the instructor to the supermarket several times with the excuse that one of his students worked there, who had her last ride for the exams and he couldn't call her to arrange a date with her. It was interesting, though, that he kept the diary where he wrote down the rides in the car, the lady was at work once and they didn't make an appointment and then she wasn't, but he always brought a full sports bag from the store. As I understand it, sometimes a person just needs to buy something and other times it's he doesn't have time, but he doesn't have to make fools of others and, most importantly, "robber" them of their paid time. It seemed normal to me to take or bring someone somewhere, whether the instructor or the student in front of me needed it, but if the student wanted it, the instructor would get very upset that they were making a taxi out of it, etc., as if he was paying for the gas out of his own pocket. The rides were mainly in the summer and in an old Volkswagen, which not only didn't have air conditioning, but also couldn't roll down the windows, which wasn't very pleasant at 30 degrees. Planning the rides was also very interesting. At the beginning, the instructor had to devote more attention to the older students who had exams before, and then a lot of new students came, so there was a problem with time again. In the end, I had a ride once a week, and there was no exception, not even once every 14 days. When I once needed to cancel and reschedule a ride, I called and rescheduled the ride, but on the day the ride was supposed to be, the instructor called to ask where I was, that he was waiting for me, and that he had forgotten about the previous call. It also happened that the instructor needed to reschedule our ride, but instead of calling, he called me several times and waited for me to call back. Once, a student dropped out, so I filled in for him, but by the time I arrived, half an hour had passed, which I lost on the ride, which would have been okay for once, but when you add the time for shopping and the rides always ending ten minutes early in 80% of cases, it makes for at least one hour less rides. When I was supposed to take the exams, the instructor took 14 days off, so I didn't go to the exams until the beginning of August. Fortunately, I did everything right the first time and picked up my driver's license at the end of August (after 4 months from the start of the course, I finally held my driver's license in my hand). My mistake was that I didn't ask Mr. Vavera to change the instructor at the beginning when I had the first problems, he would have certainly been accommodating, like the lady before me who did (she had the same instructor as me). This is only my experience with one instructor, otherwise the Autostop driving school is certainly very high quality.

If anyone is looking for a quality driving school in Ústí, I definitely recommend it. Big thanks to Mr. Jelínek. A very patient person who really teaches. 😊

I can 100% recommend the driving school. I had an excellent instructor, Mr. Jelínek. He teaches and explains everything you need. Most importantly, he is patient, and that is important to me.

I was very satisfied with the driving school. Mr. Vavera is a very great instructor. He will explain everything to you nicely, help you and is patient. I did my driving license for about a month and a half, everything went perfectly. I can only recommend it!

Mr. Vavery's driving school is really excellent. My instructor, Mr. Jelínek, must have had at least a halo during our joint drives. I have always had respect for cars. After previous experiences with an unnamed driving school in Ústí, I was completely afraid to drive. I was nervous and nervous every time I had to get behind the wheel. But my instructor's attitude was absolutely amazing. Even when I did something wrong, he never raised his voice at me. He warned me in a humane and calm manner, explained to me what I needed. I passed the exams the first time. I would like to thank the entire driving school team. You are amazing.

Amazing driving school. I drove with Mr. Vavera and he explained everything I needed to know and was patient. I took the theory test about 3 times and then I took tests online. And I got my driver's license the first time. So I definitely recommend this driving school and they will teach everything well even to a complete beginner...