Netherlands Driving Schools
Expats looking for Netherlands driving schools to train for the Dutch practical driving license exam can find options here in The Hague, Rotterdam, Utrecht, Amsterdam and elsewhere in Holland.
| NAME / CONTACT | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| This is the English-language driving regulations theory exam training package by VekaBest to prepare for the Netherlands “B” driving license (car). Updated for 2023-2024 it covers all relevant traffic rules, fuel-efficient driving, insights to the exam itself and online practice. |
| ANWB DRIVING SCHOOL T: 088 214 0900 | The ANWB driving schools in Holland offer theoretical and practical lessons in English to prepare for the Dutch licensing exam, including class B license (car), class A license (motorcycle), class AB license (moped) and class BE license (trailer). |
| CARLITO DRIVING SCHOOL T: 085 060 9442 | Amsterdam driving school with over 25 years of experience providing driving lessons to expats and internationals. Practical training for brand new drivers and more experienced foreign-licensed drivers. Register for a free trial lesson. |
| DRIVING SCHOOL MAASTRICHT T: 085 065 3125 | This south Limburg driving school offers internationals theoretical and practical training in English to prepare for the Dutch class B driver license exam. Experienced drivers who can’t exchange their foreign license for a Dutch one can opt for expedited courses. Manual and automatic vehicles available. |
| RIJSCHOOL DE RIJK T: 070 355 5854 | De Rijk driving school in Scheveningen offers lessons in English for expats in The Hague area, including Delft, Rijswijk and Voorburg. Pickup from home for practical driving training sessions. |
| VERKEERSSCHOOL DE RIDDER T: 070 355 2554 | De Ridder driving school in The Hague (Scheveningen) offers practical lessons in English for expats preparing for the Netherlands CBR exam for license Class B (car), Class AM (scooter/ moped), Class A (motorcycle) or Class BE (trailer). |
Many driving schools in Holland offer lessons in English for non-Dutch speaking foreign residents. You can check a school’s quality by looking it up on the CBR website to see what percent of its students pass the exam on the first and second tries.
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