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I had my traffic exam today and I was able to pass it successfully thanks to my practical instructor Gábor Nagy! He is very patient, kind and helpful, in most cases he takes things lightly, which is why the classes were in a good mood! Or, when I messed up something for a long time, he didn't even shout, he just raised his voice! ? Thanks again to Him for all the help I can only recommend! ?

I don’t write reviews very often, but now I feel like I’d rather describe that. It may work that way elsewhere ... I don't know, but if it does, it won't change anything. It has been approx. I put down my "A" category motorcycle license 2 months ago. At the Nyugi school, we listened to the Kresz part of the education, then the routine and the traffic exam continued at the SOS. We started in early March and passed the traffic exam on April 2nd. Unfortunately, most of the engines used on a routine track are in a pretty worn out condition. Of course, I know that non-pharmacy engines should be given to learn, but when e.g. the left footrest is down, where you should switch ... it's quite uncomfortable. Then there was an engine where if you let go of the throttle, it wouldn’t go back to its home position by itself, it’s stuck. It must be pushed back by hand. This can cause unpleasant surprises, especially for a student. But you really "forgive" them. Part of the routine went down relatively well, although I repeatedly felt like we were pretty much left alone. Or it just went so well that the instructor felt it was enough to tell us what the task was at first, and then we did it :) Unfortunately, after the routine exam, there was a good break of a week and a half before we went to market for the first time. It should have been 16 hours - it should have been in traffic. In contrast, we had 2 times (which is 4 hours) and then the traffic exam. Of course, it was 16 o'clock on paper and they paid for it. And I consider this part to be an extremely cheeky thing. Yes, we could have said it for sure. But we were with him wanting to pass the exam, so we kept quiet. I assume they could easily create a situation that would end up not going through unfortunately. In addition, we also learned that the next traffic exam is due in a good 1 month, so we didn't want to talk about it. But without any hesitation, they’ll make sure you derive the required number of hours on paper, which isn’t really due to the relationship. Oh and of course, if you fail the traffic exam, you will have to pay for the extra hour afterwards ......

I can fully recommend SOS Law Driving School! They were characterized by easy contact and fast and flexible administration during the acquisition process. For my category B license, I was able to learn the practical knowledge from Gábor Nagy, a vocational teacher. When professionalism, laxity, and fairness meet, I know I’m in the right place. Sitting next to Gabi in the always clean, new Swift, I experienced just these during classes. We followed a logically structured curriculum, we were able to discuss any issues that arose and there was enough time left to prepare for the exam, thanks to which no surprises occurred in the exam. It was literally an experience of practical training, thank you again :)

An important consideration in selecting the school was to ensure 2 times a week, which was kept to their promise. After resigning from one of the instructors, I was able to go to Gábor Nagy with the help of the school, about whom I read only a good opinion, which I can only confirm! Gábor has his nerves out of a rope, he is determined and consistent, he appreciates if someone listens to him and puts himself in from hour to hour, in return I also felt the continuous development. I was especially happy to be able to learn in a modern little car, not one that is only held together by a sigma tape. Thanks to the well-structured lessons, we left the training area to practice parking all the other times, so I could be sure that the maneuvers would not be a problem either on the exam or in traffic alone. If it is important for you not only to be prepared for the exam, but also to know yourself and your environment safely in traffic afterwards, plus to learn from a young and prepared instructor in a good mood, look for Gábor Nagy!

I thought a lot about what kind of instructor to choose. I’m not a person to judge outwardly or first, but I had to choose the right person based on the photos on the website to help me reach my goal later! I like school because the ladies are especially kind and flexible. Gábor Nagy really want to highlight him! Despite his age, Gábor is a very experienced, patient and maximally flexible instructor. I met an incredibly good person in person (who thinks differently talk to him more) In a few hours I became confident and enjoyed driving, I was very happy after each occasion and I waited for the next hour to drive. If I had to start again, I would still be sure to choose him! Thank you very much ! As much as I can, I will send everyone to you! I have the right !!! Just in case

I can only recommend the school to everyone. I would like to thank my instructor, Gyula Szélesy, for all the work here as well! -I started with ZERO knowledge and was able to pass on the knowledge to pass the traffic exam. In addition to the basic driving tasks, it also enriched me with information and tips, which was a great help in the exam and will be in the future to make sure I drive without accidents. There were hard moments, but He didn’t give up either and it gave me special strength, so did I. If something didn’t go then he tried to explain or show it differently. I would also like to thank you in particular for the fact that if I was not in the best pass that day I was able to talk to him and his advice and help gave me positive energy - I would like to point out that it is not his job to be a psychologist, but to me. it was that he also played that role and it just took me forward! In closing, I would also like to point out that I would have had a hard time driving due to my work schedule, but we were always able to talk about dates. So, if it is an SOS school, I can wholeheartedly recommend Gyula Szélesy to everyone! I can't be grateful to him!

I’m not a believer in negative opinion writing, but I feel like I have to write a few lines now. It’s not my goal to portray the instructor in the wrong color, I just don’t want anyone else to have as much time / money / energy on this whole thing as I do. I passed the category B driving test on Friday after a year and a half. I started with Ibolya Annó Dankovics, whom I trusted that everything would be fine and I could take an exam with her. After the second failed exam, my eyes opened that something was wrong here. The instructor is happy to discuss the time with colleagues (of course, this time runs out of my driving time), great detours that are useful for practice, but for a novice driver who wants to prepare for an exam is not the best option. I arrived at it so that I could start, stop, switch to three, yet the first 10 times were spent circling the flower market (while the instructor was constantly pushing the phone) which was an absolute waste of time. If you are a student who already knows everything and would like an instructor with whom you can have a good conversation about the great things in life, explore Budapest together and don't mind if you may be able to drive with him once a week, I recommend my former instructor. I took my exam at Csigavér with István Sembery, whom I highly recommend to anyone who really wants to learn to drive. I have no problem with the SOS school itself, the cross course (classroom) was good, I passed my exam for the first time (of course, extra preparation for the exam at home is essential) and the administrative colleagues also help me with everything. Successful cruise / traffic exam!