Penalty point deduction
Facing the loss of your licence over accumulated penalty points? Polygon Brno runs a certified safe-driving course after which up to four penalty points can be deducted from the drivers' register — avoiding a year without a licence.
What the course does
Completing the certified training lets you remove four penalty points from the drivers’ register and avoid the threat of losing your licence for a year. Beyond the paperwork it has a practical effect too: you leave with more confidence in handling emergencies behind the wheel.
Not everyone is eligible. None of your offences may have been rated at six or seven penalty points, and the course can be taken only once per calendar year.
How to sign up
You choose and buy a date directly on the Polygon Brno website under the penalty-point section. Dates are published ahead and do fill up, so do not leave it to the last minute — especially if a deadline is running.
Training takes place in your own car on the closed Polygon areas; within one session two drivers may not share a car.
The corporate version and your stay
The same facilities are used for tailored corporate driver training — for a fleet or a sales team. For companies it is practical that the hotel, the meeting rooms and the training areas sit in one complex: training in the morning, the Polygon in the afternoon, dinner together in the evening.
The course takes most of the day. If you are travelling far, it makes sense to arrive the evening before and walk from your room straight to the briefing.
Where to arrange it
- Penalty point course at Polygon Brno ↗ — conditions, format and booking
- Course dates ↗ — the Polygon calendar
- Polygon Brno ↗ — the safe-driving training centre
- Book a stay at GRID Hotel — accommodation inside the circuit complex
Source: the operator’s official website. Dates, prices and conditions may change — always check them with the organiser before booking.
What to try next
MotoGP — Grand Prix of Czechia
The fastest weekend of the year right outside the hotel windows. Grandstands, paddock and the main straight are minutes away on foot — no queues, no parking hunt. Tickets and programme on the official site.
Find out more → 4.1Public track days
Your own car or bike on the Masaryk Circuit. Twenty-five minutes on the track where MotoGP races — with the hotel a few dozen metres from registration.
Find out more → 4.2Go-karts & pit bikes
A proper kart on a 423-metre track a stone's throw from the Grand Prix circuit. No booking, no waiting for a date — the ideal filler between other experiences.
Find out more →