FAQ

Since 1 August 2011, the students can complete the training with their personal car by notifying us of their wish before the training begins. The requirement for completing the ECO-driving course with a personal vehicle is that the vehicle has an average fuel consumption meter which can be reset. The slippery track training can be completed with a personal vehicle only if it has all season tires. If the trainee participates in training with their own vehicle, they are responsible for any harmful consequences that arise from the actions or inaction of the trainee in connection with participating in training. The trainee confirms that they have the right to use the vehicle, and the vehicle has a valid technical inspection and insurance.
The trainee can also drive their own vehicle during training if the vehicle has been adapted according to the trainee’s health situation.

Yes, it possible to complete the final stage training with a vehicle that has automatic transmission, and when changing your driving licence later in the Transport Administration, the licence will be given no notes and you will retain the right to drive a vehicle with manual transmission.

Yes, it is possible by choosing “First instalment” when registering to the training. If you have payed the first instalment during registration, you can pay the rest of the sum according to how often you take driving lessons. Before booking a drive, you have to make sure that there is enough funds in the “wallet”.

By completing the training and the exam with a vehicle that has automatic transmission (officially a vehicle without a clutch pedal), your licence will have a corresponding note and you cannot drive a vehicle that has manual transmission.

The curriculum requires at least 2 driving lessons on the learning field. In the case when the primary skills are not acquired during this time, it is possible to continue driving on the training field as long as it is necessary.

Fortunately, the training vehicles are rarely in accidents that they caused, because there are two drivers that “drive” the car. When damage does happen in a traffic accident, the motor vehicle insurance will compensate the damages to the injured party, if the training vehicle was damaged then casco insurance will take care of it.

An extra driving lesson costs the same as a regular driving lesson.

If you have category B licence then the category A training is much shorter. For more information, see the category A further training page.

No, because the motorcycle has to have the requirements of a training vehicle, and has to have passed a roadworthiness test.

You can find more information about this on the category A initial training page, or on the category A further training page if you have a category B licence.

You can register online by choosing “Schedules and prices” and from there a suitable city and the training you want to complete. You will be asked to enter your personal information when you click NEXT on the suitable training. You can register only if you make an online payment. You can register in classrooms all over Estonia.

The first lessons will take place in our training fields; you can start city driving at a suitable place by arranging it with your instructor. The places where lessons usually start in Tallinn are Kadriorg, Mustamäe, Nõmme and Kristiine. In other cities we generally start the lessons near the school.

The only difference from a regular training is that the theory course will be completed online at a time that is suitable for the student. For more information, read about e-courses on our website e-driving school.

Generally, these drivers already use their car every day and will arrive by themselves. However, if arriving that way is not possible, then you have to notify the trainer, you are given a phone number and you can arrange a suitable time when you are picked up near the last stop for Männiku buses, at the outdoor cafe called “Männiku Kann”. Buses No. 5 and No. 33 will take you to the last stop of Männiku. Then you will have to walk about 150 m to the outdoor cafe “Männiku Kann”.

The training consists of three parts: theory course, slippery drive and ECO-driving training. For more information, visit our category B final stage training page.

The training remains mainly the same, you have to complete two lessons independently online before taking the slippery drive, and one lesson in a classroom. For more information, visit our category B final stage as e-course page.

Tallinn slippery track is in Männiku (see the map), Tartu slippery track is in Raadi on an old airfield (see the map) and in Aseri (see the map).

You can take the theory exam after fully completing the curriculum. The exam times are a bit different in different classrooms. You can find the exact times on the “Contact” page by choosing a respective city. You can also make a call to a classroom of a respective city and ask for more information.

If the certificate is lost, we can issue a copy according to the current price list. The driving school certificate is necessary to finalise the final stage training.