Swiss Driving Theory

CH Driving Theory 2026/2027 Learn Swiss driving theory in a clear, structured way and at your own pace. The app teaches the traffic rules for cars, motorcycles, light motorcycles, mopeds and agricultural vehicles in categories B, A, A1, M, F and G. It is suitable both for learning the material for the first time and for refreshing existing knowledge. Available languages: German, French, English, Italian and Portuguese Clear and effective learning The clearly structured theory section explains the most important Swiss traffic rules using easy-to-understand texts and illustrative graphics. This allows you to work through the individual topics step by step and review important rules as needed. You can test your knowledge in the road sign quiz. Each quiz contains 20 questions about Swiss road signs. You will become familiar with traffic rules and road signs. In addition to road signs, the theory section covers the following topics: 1 Driving licences -Driving licence categories -Special categories 2 Provisional licence -Requirements -Minimum age when applying -Procedure for obtaining the licence -Theory test for categories A, A1 and B -Theory test for categories F, G and M -Validity of the theory test 3 Learner driving -Learning phase -Driving instruction 4 Probationary driving licence 5 Before setting off 6 Driver and vehicle -Seat belts and head restraints 7 Rules for motorcycle and moped riders -Wearing protective helmets -Lighting 8 Rules for motor vehicles with a maximum speed of up to 45 km/h and agricultural motor vehicles 9 Basic rule of road traffic 10 Zip merging 11 Meeting oncoming traffic -Behaviour on steep roads and mountain roads 12 Speed 13 Use of lights -Lights to be used while driving -Fog lights 14 Signalling 15 Following other vehicles 16 Overtaking -Overtaking in special situations 17 Calculating the overtaking distance -Rule of thumb 18 Stopping distance -Rule of thumb 19 Reaction distance -Rule of thumb 20 Braking distance -Rule of thumb - On wet roads -Rule of thumb - On dry roads 21 Right of way -Special right-of-way situations 22 Traffic lights -Red light -Green light -Green arrows -Steady yellow light -Flashing yellow light 23 Police signals and instructions 24 Lane positioning 25 Behaviour towards pedestrians -Rules for pedestrians 26 One-way streets 27 Cycle paths and cycle lanes 28 Tunnels -Fire in a tunnel -Traffic jam in a tunnel 29 Behaviour towards trams 30 Behaviour at railway crossings 31 Securing the vehicle 32 Loads 33 Moving off, reversing and turning around 34 Stopping and parking 35 Towing 36 Tyres 37 Avoiding noise and smoke 38 Protecting the road surface 39 Replacement vehicles 40 Trailers 41 Motorways and expressways 42 Warning signals 43 Warning triangle and hazard warning lights 44 Behaviour in the event of an accident -Accidents involving property damage -Accidents involving injuries Extra chapter: Eco-friendly driving. Learn the basics of driving in an environmentally friendly and fuel-efficient way. The relevant physical principles are explained and practical tips are provided to help you save fuel.