Top 5 Driving Schools in the Netherlands Based on Drive Dutch Score

Choosing the right driving school is a crucial step toward becoming a confident driver. In the Netherlands, the Drive Dutch Score provides an objective way to compare driving schools based on their performance and student success rates. Below we highlight the top five driving schools in the country according to the latest Drive Dutch Score rankings. (For details on how the Drive Dutch Score is calculated, see our page on the Drive Dutch Score.)

1. Autorijschool Çakmak (Velserbroek)

Average Score: 384.79 – Ranking: 1

Leading the list is Autorijschool Çakmak, located in Velserbroek. Velserbroek is a relatively modern town developed in the late 20th century, featuring well-planned residential areas and modern infrastructure — ideal for learners. With a remarkable score of 384.79, Çakmak shows consistent excellence.

2. 4-Sure (Nootdorp)

Average Score: 371.87 – Ranking: 2

In second place is 4-Sure, based in Nootdorp. Nootdorp is part of the Pijnacker-Nootdorp municipality and was first mentioned in historical records in 1281. It is home to the historic Windlust windmill, a notable Dutch landmark still standing today. The strong average score of 371.87 reflects 4-Sure’s excellent training approach.

3. Amsterdamse Verkeersopleidingen (Amsterdam)

Average Score: 362.97 – Ranking: 3

Amsterdamse Verkeersopleidingen takes third place. Based in the vibrant city of Amsterdam, the school stands out not just for its central location but also for its effective training programs. With an impressive average score of 362.97, it showcases urban driving instruction at its finest.

4. Frank Sakkers (Loosdrecht)

Average Score: 359.69 – Ranking: 4

Coming fourth is Frank Sakkers, located in Loosdrecht, an area famous for its Loosdrechtse Plassen, a network of scenic lakes ideal for leisure activities. This peaceful environment supports focused learning for new drivers.

5. Rijschool Frank Smeets (Haelen)

Average Score: 358.21 – Ranking: 5

Rijschool Frank Smeets, operating out of Haelen, rounds out the top five. Haelen is a village rich in history and known for Aldenghoor Castle. Despite handling a smaller number of exams, the school achieves an impressive average score of 358.21, highlighting consistent training standards.

Conclusion

The Drive Dutch Score offers an objective, data-driven view into driving school quality across the Netherlands. These top five schools stand out not only because of their excellent numbers but also their commitment to preparing students for a lifetime of safe driving.

Still, every learner’s needs are unique. We always recommend:

Visiting the school beforehand
Speaking with instructors
Reading detailed reviews

Choosing the right school makes the journey to your Dutch driving license smoother and more enjoyable!