Driving Instructors in Prague, Czech Republic

These are the main driving schools that offer classes in English, which have all been recommended by people on the FB pages Crowdsauce.cz and Prague expats. 1) Petr Sim Www.petrsim.cz 2) AutoSkolaKing http://www.autoskolaking.cz 3) Horázný Autoškola http://www.driving-school.cz.4) Tigran at AutoskolaBohous.cz 5) Ondrej at Driving King- 725 872 0626) Autoškola Karen Tylová http://www.autoskolakarentylova.cz/ 7) Ergon Zelinka, Alternativ Auto kola, 604 265 446

Petr Sim is the obvious choice

Cost generally varies from 12,000-16,000 Kc. Ask the school if the cost for the translator during the driving test is included or if you pay extra for that service. Some include it, some don't. The cost for taking the actual driving test is 700 Kc. FYI, Czech law requires that you take 28 45-minute driving lessons at a driving school. You also have to have a medical checkup before you can start your driving lessons. 500 Kc. Once you have passed the exam, it takes about a month before you receive your license.

Driving School Dejvice. They deal with foreigners, have English speaking instructors, and while I'm not sure what BS could possibly be entailed in getting a driver's license (No DMV scenarios here), aside from the instructor getting sick a couple of times, there was no hassle whatsoever.

12 k might still be close to reasonable if all the fees are included, but much over that... Autoskolaking.cz posts their prices: http://www.autoskolaking.cz/ridicske-opravneni-b You might be able to work out a discount with your instructor, but I wouldn't guarantee it.

Luciangela Hudek There is, apparently, an agreement between RSA and EU regarding licence exchanges. It is a completely alien information to the police heere though. Will try to track down the exact act as i also need to do the same. Also, Is jy suid afrikaans? indien ja, van waar?

here are the czech rules - is the RSA a signatory to the treaties that are mentioned ? just because austria replaces RSA licences doesn't mean the Czech Rep must do so ... http://www.mvcr.cz/mvcren/article/third-country-nationals-is-my-license-valid-in-the-cr-may-i-do-i-have-to-replace-it-with-a-czech-driving-license.aspx

and based on the eu site, there are no EU-level agreements for drivers licences (http://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/vehicles/driving/validity/resident_en.htm) "If you have an EU driving licence that has been issued in exchange for a non‑EU licence in the country where you now live, and you wish to move to another EU country with your converted licence, you cannot assume that your new licence will be recognised there as this is up to each EU country. You will need to check with the local authorities in your new country which conditions apply for recognising non-EU licences."

http://www.autoskolaking.cz/en/

http://www.autoskolaking.cz/en/

Alexandra Papadopoulus See the FAQ at the top of the page for recommended driving schools.:)

Thanks, Alder. I've set an appointment with Mr. Sim this week and will get the scoop.:)

I can't remember his name. But I think have his card. I'll dig it out and send you his details. But you can call them and talk to Anna at the office. She is really nice and probably still remembers me. They'll give you a good driver am sure. http://www.autoskolastudent.cz/en

AutoSkola King.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/crowdsauce/permalink/785666924791374/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/crowdsauce/permalink/737474776277256/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/crowdsauce/permalink/470232123001524/ At least the group search function for facebook isn't hidden anymore. Have they put it on mobile devices, yet?

These are the 3 main driving schools that offer classes in English, which have all been recommended by people on the FB page crowdsauce.cz 1) Petr Sim Www.petrsim.cz 2) AutoSkolaKing http://www.autoskolaking.cz 3) Horázný Autoškola http://www.driving-school.cz. Cost generally varies from 12,000-16,000 Kc. Ask the school if the cost for the translator during the driving test is included or if you pay extra for that service. Some include it, some don't. The cost for taking the actual driving test is 700 Kc. FYI, Czech law requires that you take 28 45-minute driving lessons at a driving school. You also have to have a medical checkup before you can start your driving lessons.

www.petrsim.cz, it's on the faq...

I second Petr Sim.

I did my driving license with Autoskola King (http://www.autoskolaking.cz/en/) - also a great service and the owner is a chilled guy :-)))

Petr Sim www.petrsim.cz info@petrsim.cz

I second Petr Sim.

http://www.autoskola-praha-ridicak.cz/driving-school-in-prague-in-english/

http://www.petrsim.cz/en/

Another vote for Petr Sim. Martin provided the link above.

Hey guys, thanks for your advise, it looks like Peter Sim is kinda popular here, so I may go with him. The school is far away, though. (I live in Dejvice and work in Invalidovna). Prices are reasonable and yep, Philippe, I lived here for more than 180 days so far.:)

Try Mr.Petr Sim tel: 724 087 862

Pete Huggan yes, he does.

He taught plenty of foreign students who needed Czech vehicle license. The website is www.autoskolaking.cz

http://www.petrsim.cz/en/

Now worries, for cars, Petr Sim is my recommendation as well.

www.petrsim.cz should come to you

http://www.autoskolavb.cz/index.html The website is only in Czech, but David is a great teacher, calm and fun and he speaks English.

http://www.ridicak.cz/en/ - the best

Petr Sim. Check his website he speaks English and a great instructor

Ordinace Karlin, they also speak English there http://www.ordinace-karlin.cz/pages/english/what-we-offer.php

http://www.autoskolaking.cz/

Auto Skola King cheapest one I could find for 9500 kc. You can pay in installments + flexipasses and the lessons are in English. (this is for License A more than 25KW)

I can reccomend a good interpretor thou:)... Odesláno z mého smartphonu BlackBerry® www.blackberry.com

I got my driver's license through Autoskola King while I was pregnant and very emotional with me. Petr was great and I passed the test on the first try!