Driving School Milotová in Brušperk is operated by Petr Milota and specializes in training drivers for group B and motorcycles groups A1, A2, and A. The school offers standard courses, intensive courses, and individual VIP courses tailored to students' needs. Conditioning drives are available for both students and license holders, along with individual theory preparation. The school allows installment payments and offers gift vouchers for training.
Official exam outcomes
Official statistics from Ministry of Transport data.
100%
Overall pass rate
2025 · group B
10 of 10 completed exams passed
First attempt20%
2 of 10 passed without a repeat attempt
Nearby comparison
Average within 10 km7 driving schools
Overall pass rate
95%
First attempt
35%
Year 2025 · group B · sample 10 completed exams · Ministry of Transport
Ratings and latest student reviews
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Latest experiences
Michaela Honešová
May 4, 2023·Google
Absolutely not recommended! I won't say more.... I hear around me that it is supposedly a "well-known company".... Find out the information about this driving school carefully.... We chose another one and everything was perfect... They had to re-teach my daughter a lot of things!!! She passed the exams at the new driving school with flying colors 👌.... I really don't recommend it!!!
Mirek Lednicky
July 22, 2022·Google
The Milotová driving school's approach to students is truly professional. I was especially pleased with the human approach, both in theoretical preparation and in driving lessons in full operation. Students will be most interested in cases from the rich experience of the driving school teacher. However, the main burden is on the student, how prepared he is for the lesson.
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