Continuing training

Purpose

• These sessions aim to reduce gaps in participants’ traffic knowledge and develop safe driving attitudes. Instruction addresses the actions that led to the retraining obligation and the typical errors observed during the assessment paperwork and the driving test.
• Instructors analyse these errors from a traffic‑professional perspective (legal, driving‑theory, traffic ethics, vehicle‑technical aspects, etc.), provide the necessary related knowledge, and use pedagogical/andragogical methods to cultivate correct road behaviour and the desired traffic attitudes.

Duration and structure

• Total duration: 6 hours, delivered as two sessions on two consecutive days (2×3 hours).

Group size

• Maximum20 participants.

Assessment and exam

• Concludes with a computer‑based theoretical exam: 55 questions, 55 minutes, minimum passing score 65 points.
• Candidates may register for the theoretical exam in person at the Examination Centre (KAV) on the second day following the last session.

Retakes and fee

• There is no limit on the number of repeat/remedial attempts if the exam is not passed.
• Re‑exam fee (effective from March7,2025): HUF11,400.

Notes

• The content and the required follow‑up programme(s) are determined by the assessment (feltárás) and the traffic event(s) that resulted in the retraining obligation.
• Make sure to bring any documents required by the Examination Centre when registering for the exam and to provide an electronic contact (e‑mail) so you receive scheduling and payment information.

Purpose

• Eliminate the deficiencies in driving skills, proficiency and competence identified during the assessment and those that arise during the exercises.
• Break down poor attitudes and habits.
  Establish correct driving behaviour using pedagogical/andragogical methods.

Duration and structure

• Total practical training time: 7 hours, plus one lesson allocated for the road test.
• The training is delivered over four sessions. Each session consists of 2×50 minutes.

Outcome

• The programme concludes with a practical driving (road) test.

Fees and re-test

• If the road test is failed, the re‑test fee is HUF26,200. The fastest way to pay is in person at the Examination Centre. A new exam appointment can be requested only after the payment has been made.
• After five unsuccessful road test attempts, a PÁV review (re‑examination by the medical/fitness authority) must be undertaken.

Purpose

Through problem analyses and situational exercises conducted using pedagogical and group‑dynamics methods (communication, self‑awareness, situation assessment, anticipation, decentration, consensus building, etc.), the programme identifies and corrects faulty behaviours exhibited by group members and seeks to influence attitudes.

Duration and structure

• Total duration:12 hours, delivered over two sessions on two days (2×6 hours).

Group size

• 8–15 participants

Purpose

Dynamic-oriented group therapy (interpretation, confrontation, counselling, motivation), together with supportive group therapy [readaptation, anxiety reduction (confrontation - emotional processing), practising more adaptive behaviours].

Duration and structure

• Total duration: 25 hours, delivered over five sessions on five days (5×5 hours).

Notes

• This programme may be scheduled together with the supplementary Program I or Program II for the obliged participant.

Group size

• 8–15 participants.

Purpose

• Provide legal and health-related information and hold group, topic-centered discussions supplemented with psychological–behavioral (psychological and behavioral therapy) elements.
• The aim is targeted, partial modification of behavior.

Notes on eligibility and combination

• This programme may be assigned only as a supplement to Program I, II or III and is intended to complement one of those programmes for the obliged participant.

Duration and structure

• Total duration: 7 hours, normally conducted on a single weekend day.

Group size

• 8–15 participants.

Purpose and content

• Knowledge transfer, exploration of individual motivations and the use of these within group‑dynamic processes.
• Training methods and corrective behavioral therapy aimed at separating the domains of drinking and driving.
• Goals include changing false beliefs, increasing self‑awareness, and strengthening self‑control through techniques such as negation/denial work and aversion/avoidance strategies.

Duration and structure

• Total duration: 15 hours, delivered over three sessions on three days (3×5 hours).

Notes

• This programme may be prescribed together with supplementary Program I or Program II for the obliged participant.

Group size

• 8–15 participants.

Purpose and content

• Identification and confrontation of personality traits that motivate the faulty behaviour, using group‑dynamic processes to outline possibilities for change.
• Exploratory, dynamically oriented therapy (defining the focus at: 1) the level of drives/urges, and 2) the level of defence mechanisms).
• Analytically oriented group therapy aimed at influencing personality structure.

Duration and structure

• Total duration: 25 hours, delivered over five sessions on five days (5×5 hours).

Notes

• This programme may be prescribed together with supplementary Program I or Program II for the obliged participant.

Group size

• 8–15 participants.