It’s not about how you look standing next to the car, it’s about how you drive it.
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Driving School
- We tailor specific scenarios to what you’re tackling in driving school—from total basics to final exam prep.
- If you’re starting from scratch or want our instructor there, go for the coaching option. The instructor sticks with you or your group the whole ride and answers any questions.
- At the moment, it is possible to drive a driving school only in two cockpits, each in its own simulation (you will not see each other in the simulation). This does not mean that you will not drive in more people. If you would like to see each other, we can turn on the racing mode for you. Simulations can also be combined, for example, you come as a family of 4 people, the son drives a driving school, the daughter and her mother compete in a demolition derby and the dad tries to drive the best lap on the Brno circuit 🙂
Simulator as a smart trainer for driving school.
In our facility, find a realistic passenger car simulator where you can test real-road situations off-script—stress-free and risk-free. With faithful city traffic, signs, and car behavior, it’s the perfect driving school supplement—whether prepping for your license or brushing up after a break.
- Training basic habits before your first driving school lesson.
- Practice intersections, right-of-way, parking, and dense traffic driving.
- Safe space for mistakes, explanations, and testing "what if..." scenarios.
Who It's For
Simulator suits total beginners wanting to cut first-drive stress, driving school students pre-exam, and license holders rusty after a break who need safe “warm-up” miles. It’s no auto school replacement, but a smart add-on—rack up virtual km, build safe habits, and hit real roads calmer and more confident.
What you'll try here:
On the simulator, we set up situations too dangerous or impractical for real roads—repeatable until the student masters them.
Typical crisis and tough scenarios we train:
- Sudden pedestrian or cyclist darting into the road (e.g., from behind a car or between parked vehicles).
- Unexpected behavior from other drivers—failing to yield, sudden braking, pulling out from a side street without looking.
- Driving in dense city traffic, queues, hill starts, frequent stops.
- Hard braking on dry, wet, ice, or snow—including evasive maneuvers.
- Practice reactions during skids, wheel slip, or speed misjudgment in corners.
- Highway situations—on-ramp merging, lane changes to fast lanes, safe overtaking, and keeping distance.
- Driving in residential zones and near schools, where lower speeds and extra attention are key.
- Night driving, rain, fog, and poor visibility—including proper light usage.
- Reversing with a trailer—or even a semi with a trailer?
Student Benefits
Through these scenarios, the student builds proper habits: early scanning, brake/throttle work, speed/distance judgment, and calm reactions over panic. The instructor can pause any situation, explain, replay, and compare improvement—something impossible in real traffic.
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Contact us today
Ič: 07418841
Address: Hybešova 29, 60200 Brno