1.1.01-101You are driving in a built-up area behind a vehicle with number plates that are not local. What could happen?+
1.1.02-023A group of children are cycling on a cycle path that ends. What do you have to reckon with?+
1.1.02-028A person in a wheelchair is travelling along the road although there is a pavement on the right. What do you do?+
1.1.02-029Having crossed the road, a person in a wheelchair cannot get up the curb and onto the pavement. What do you do?+
1.1.02-110-BWhich statements are correct in this situation?<pcaption>(Hazard warning lights on)</pcaption>+
1.1.03-001Where must you particularly reckon with dirt on the roadway and therefore danger of skidding?+
1.1.03-002Why must the safe distance maintained be much greater on a wet roadway than on a dry roadway?+
1.1.03-102-BWhy does driving on this stretch of road require greater alertness on the part of the motorist?+
1.1.07-001What must you be prepared for when a truck in front of you wishes to turn right into a narrow street?+
1.1.07-009You are approaching a school. Children are leaving the school grounds. What must you reckon with?+
1.1.07-013You are driving behind a farm vehicle with a trailer carrying a high load. What must you reckon with?+
1.1.07-101You wish to overtake a farm tractor with a mounted implement extending beyond its back. What must you remember?+
1.1.07-119A farm tractor is approaching you at dawn with its headlights switched on. What must you reckon with?+
1.1.09-006In general, how long does it take before an alcohol level of 1.0 per mille (100 mg/100 ml) is cleared from the blood stream?+
1.1.09-010Which drugs can make a person temporarily unfit to drive even when consumed on a single occasion?+
1.1.09-017What are the consequences for a person driving a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs (e.g. hashish, heroin, cocaine)?+
1.1.09-022Are drivers during their probation period allowed to be under the influence of alcohol when driving motor vehicles?+
1.2.01-001Participation in road traffic requires caution at all times and consideration towards other road users. What does this mean for you?+
1.2.03-102You double the speed at which you are travelling. How does this affect the braking distance?+
1.2.03-104By which rule of thumb can you determine from the speed the distance in metres a motor vehicle travels in one second?+
1.2.03-105By which rule of thumb can you determine the braking distance in metres from speed when braking normally?+
1.2.03-106You are travelling at 30 km/h. According to the rule of thumb, the braking distance is 9 metres when braking normally. How long is the braking distance under the same conditions when travelling at 60 km/h?+
1.2.05-107On which side must you overtake a tram which is travelling in the middle of the roadway (not a one-way street)?+
1.2.07-103On a road with several lanes in one direction, one of the lanes ends ahead. You are driving on the lane which is coming to an end. What should you do?+
1.2.09-104-BAfter turning left, you want to turn immediately right. How should you position your vehicle?+
1.2.10-005You want to turn out of a road with a sunken kerbstone into another road. A car is coming from the left. What applies here?+
1.2.12-108What is the minimum distance you must leave clear when stopping or parking in front of a pedestrian crossing?+
1.2.12-110What is the minimum distance you must leave clear when parking outside a built-up area before a St. Andrew's Cross?+
1.2.12-111You want to park in front of a St. Andrew's Cross in a built-up area. What is the minimum distance you must leave clear?+
1.2.12-113What is the maximum length of time you are allowed to stop at a bus stop provided you do not present an obstruction to buses?+
1.2.19-003You are approaching a level crossing with half barriers and flashing lights. The red light is flashing but the barrier is still open. What do you do?+
1.2.19-008At the entrance to an industrial estate, there is a St. Andrew's Cross with the supplementary sign "Industrial estate, rail vehicles have precedence". What must you remember?+
1.2.19-101You are driving along a forest track and approach a level crossing without St. Andrew's Cross. What do you do?+
1.2.19-104When are you allowed to cross a level crossing with flashing lights but no barriers after a train has passed?+
1.2.19-105You are approaching a level crossing with barriers. Where must you wait if you would have to stop on the rails in case of traffic congestion?+
1.2.19-110A light signal with no level crossing sign is positioned before a level crossing, and in front of a junction with a road to the right. The red light is illuminated. Where must you wait?+
1.2.20-003What do you do when a bus has stopped at a bus stop with its hazard warning lights switched on?+
1.2.20-005A regular bus in the oncoming traffic has stopped at a bus stop on the same roadway with hazard warning lights switched on. What do you do?+
1.2.20-101You are approaching a regular bus which has stopped in the opposite direction at a bus stop on your roadway and its hazard warning lights are switched on. What must you expect?+
1.2.22-101What is the maximum distance a load may project backwards beyond the rear reflectors without a projection marker being necessary?+
1.2.22-102How must a load projecting more than 1 m beyond the rear reflectors of the vehicle be marked in darkness?+
1.2.23-002What must you do when you are travelling and you notice that your vehicle is no longer roadworthy?+
1.2.34-103You are the first person to arrive at the scene of an accident with injured persons. What should you do first as a rule?+
1.2.36-001A police officer is regulating the traffic at a crossroads even though the traffic lights are in operation. What applies?+
1.2.36-007In your rear-view mirror, you see the words "STOP POLIZEI" (Stop Police) in red illuminated letters on the roof of a police car immediately behind your car. Who does this apply to?+
1.2.36-008The words "BITTE FOLGEN" (PLEASE FOLLOW) are illuminated on a police car immediately preceding your car. What does this mean?+
1.2.37-009At these traffic lights with a green arrow sign, where should a vehicle stop before turning right?+
1.2.37-101You want to turn left and the lights are "green". On your left there is a tram wanting to proceed straight ahead. What is correct?+
1.2.37-102-BYou have taken the right lane by mistake although you want to turn left. How are you allowed to proceed?+
1.2.38-101What does it mean when the flashing blue light of a vehicle is switched on but not the siren?+
1.3.01-001At which places where there are no traffic signs regulating priority does the rule "right before left" apply?+
1.3.01-002At which places where there are no traffic signs regulating priority does the rule "right before left" apply?+
1.3.01-003You are approaching a crossroads where the priority situation is not clear to you straightaway. What do you do?+
1.4.40-101You pass this traffic sign while driving outside a built-up area. How far off is the hazard to be expected?+
1.4.41-008You are approaching a bus stop marked like this. What do you do if you see children there?+
1.4.41-109A school bus is stopping on the roadway approximately 80 m in front of you. Can this be dangerous?+
1.4.41-125A traffic calmed commercial zone (verkehrsberuhigter Bereich) starts here. What must you do?+
1.4.42-116What must a motor vehicle's maximum speed, determined by its construction, be at least if you want to use this road?+
2.1.01-102What are the effects of listening to loud music - especially with an extremely loud bass volume - in the car?+
2.1.03-105You are driving in dense fog on a federal road (Bundesstraße) outside a built-up area. Are you allowed to drive in the middle of the road continuously straddling the broken white line?+
2.1.04-102You are driving on a country road in darkness and rain and encounter oncoming vehicles with dipped headlights. What must you remember?+
2.1.05-101What is especially important when choosing the speed for driving along tree-lined avenues with narrow roadways?+
2.1.06-002Why can it be dangerous if you, as the last in a queue, immediately overtake as soon as the oncoming traffic is past?+
2.1.06-005-BBoth cars are travelling at about 30 km/h. Are you allowed to overtake both before the bend?+
2.1.07-101What could cause a fast travelling motor vehicle suddenly to veer sideways on a dry straight road?+
2.1.07-106One of your tyres bursts while you are travelling at high speed on an autobahn. What do you do?+
2.2.02-006You are driving on a road outside a built-up area with three lanes marked in each direction. Individual slower vehicles are travelling well spaced out in the right-hand lane. Which lane may you use continuously?+
2.2.03-006You are travelling at 100 km/h, have a reaction time of 1 second, and brake normally. What is the stopping distance according to the rule of thumb?+
2.2.03-007You are travelling at 100 km/h and brake normally. What is the braking distance according to the rule of thumb?+
2.2.03-008You are travelling at 100 km/h and have a reaction time of 1 second. What is the reaction distance according to the rule of thumb?+
2.2.03-009You are travelling at 50 km/h, have a reaction time of 1 second, and brake normally. What is the stopping distance according to the rule of thumb?+
2.2.03-010You are travelling at 50 km/h and brake normally. What is the braking distance according to the rule of thumb?+
2.2.03-011You are travelling at 50 km/h and have a reaction time of 1 second. What is the reaction distance according to the rule of thumb?+
2.2.03-012You are driving on a very narrow road and can see 50 m ahead. What must be your maximum stopping distance?+
2.2.03-015What is the rule of thumb when calculating the braking distance for evasive braking on a dry, even and asphalted roadway?+
2.2.03-016You are travelling at 40 km/h. The braking distance for evasive braking is approximately 8 metres. How long is the braking distance at 50 km/h given otherwise the same conditions?+
2.2.03-104What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a car on roads with one marked lane for each direction outside built-up areas?+
2.2.03-105What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a truck with a permissible total mass of 3.0 t on roads with one marked lane for each direction outside built-up areas?+
2.2.03-106What is the maximum speed a truck with a permissible total mass of 3.0 t and trailer may be driven on autobahns?+
2.2.04-001You are driving at 80 km/h behind a motor vehicle. What is the minimum safe distance you must observe?+
2.2.04-002You are driving in urban traffic on a dry roadway in a stream of traffic travelling at a speed of 50 km/h. What is the minimum safe distance you must keep from the vehicle in front?+
2.2.04-003What is the minimum distance that should normally be maintained from the vehicle in front outside built-up areas?+
2.2.04-102When must a car with trailer driving outside built-up areas on roads with only one lane for each direction keep a sufficient distance from the car in front so that an overtaking vehicle may pull in?+
2.2.12-102Up to which permissible total mass may motor vehicles be parked on specially designated footpaths?+
2.2.12-104What is the minimum distance a vehicle must leave clear in front of traffic lights if the traffic lights would be concealed by the vehicle?+
2.2.12-105Where are you allowed to park a trailer with a permissible total mass exceeding 2 t in built-up areas regularly on sundays and public holidays and between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.?+
2.2.13-003At 10.40, you enter an area where parking is allowed for 2 hours when using a parking disc. What time must you set on the parking disc?+
2.2.13-004You want to park in a car park where there is a parking-ticket machine. What must you remember?+
2.2.14-104Your car is standing on the edge of the roadway. What should you do when getting into the car?+
2.2.15-105A car with power steering has broken down with engine damage and must be towed away. What is correct?+
2.2.15-107At night, how must you secure a vehicle which has broken down at a place where it constitutes a danger to other traffic?+
2.2.17-008You are driving at night on an unlit road. There is a motor vehicle travelling a short distance in front of you. Which lights must you have on?+
2.2.17-103Where is it sufficient to use your parking lights while your car is parked on an unlit roadway?+
2.2.17-111During twilight or the hours of darkness, when must you have your side lights switched on as a minimum requirement?+
2.2.18-006You are driving in the left of two lanes and approaching a vehicle that has just started to overtake. What do you do?+
2.2.18-007You are driving on the autobahn in light traffic. How long are you allowed to stay in the left-hand lane?+
2.2.18-011A traffic jam has formed on a three-lane autobahn. Where must the channel for emergency vehicles be formed?+
2.2.18-101Your vehicle has broken down on the autobahn. What must you remember when having it towed away?+
2.2.21-102You are driving a truck with a trailer and wish to give someone a lift as a favour. Where are you allowed to carry such a passenger?+
2.2.21-111At which impact speed must you reckon with serious or deadly injuries when no safety belt is worn?+
2.2.21-114You wish to take several small children home after a children's birthday party. What must you observe when using your car?+
2.2.22-108How must a load be marked in darkness or bad visibility when it extends laterally more than 40 cm beyond the side lights of the vehicle?+
2.2.22-109What is the maximum height allowed above the roadway for a red light marking a load extending to the back?+
2.2.23-105How do you secure a car with automatic transmission against rolling away on a downhill slope?+
2.2.23-113A single axle caravan with overrun brake is parked on a downhill slope. How do you have to secure it to prevent it from rolling away?+
2.2.32-101You are entering a public road e.g. from a field or building site and considerably soil the road. Who is responsible for eliminating this traffic obstruction?+
2.2.32-102What must you do to avoid endangering others by equipment or load which has fallen off your vehicle?+
2.2.37-002You are travelling at a speed of approximately 40 km/h. The lights change from "green" to "amber" when you are 10 m away. What do you do?+
2.2.37-003You are travelling at a speed of approximately 40 km/h. The lights change from "green" to "amber" when you are 40 m away. What do you do?+
2.4.43-002You need assistance on the autobahn. Which information does the arrow on the roadside marker give you?+
2.6.01-106You have left your registered caravan trailer for six months during the winter on a campground. What applies as far as the official inspection (Hauptuntersuchung) is concerned?+
2.6.02-104You are holding a driving permit class B. Your car has the following specifications: - empty mass 1900 kg - permissible total mass 2400 kg - permissible towed load 1500 kg Which trailer are you allowed to tow?+
2.6.03-105What must you remember when you want to use a trailer with overrun brakes behind your car?+
2.7.01-043What particular characteristics of disc brakes must you remember when driving on a wet road surface?+
2.7.01-046You drive round a bend once at 30 km/h and again at 60 km/h. How does the centrifugal force change?+
2.7.01-104You are in your car towing a trailer on a road with oncoming traffic and want to turn left. What must you particularly remember when you set off again?+
2.7.01-105You are in your car towing a trailer which has no brakes and you approach a long steep downhill slope. What is correct?+
2.7.01-112You had a tyre failure and must mount the emergency wheel. What is prohibited when you continue to drive?+
2.7.01-123You want to park your single-axle trailer (overrun brakes, 1000 kg permissible total mass) on a slope. What must you do?+
2.7.01-124Which dangerous defects can have occurred on a trailer with overrun brakes which has been parked for some time?+
2.7.02-107The brakes on your car are pulling strongly to one side. What effects can this have when you are braking?+
2.7.02-109When you press on the brake pedal, it touches the floor. Only when you press on it several times does the pedal travel become shorter. What must you do?+
2.7.02-114You are driving in the dark with dipped headlights. Oncoming traffic flash their headlights at you. What can this mean?+
2.2.03-018What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a car with trailer on roads outside of built-up areas?+
2.2.03-019What is the maximum speed you are allowed to drive a truck with a 3.0 t gross vehicle weight rating with trailer on roads outside of settlements?+
1.1.02-129A pedestrian with a white stick wants to cross the road in front of you. What should you do?+
1.1.02-133A person at the side of the road is wearing a yellow armband with three black spots. What does this armband indicate?+
1.1.06-124You want to overtake cyclists on a narrow road. The width of the road means that the maximum possible space between them and the car is 50 cm. What should you do?+
1.1.07-139Ahead of the motorbike a car is seeking to reverse on the road. What should you anticipate?+
1.1.07-142Driving on a very busy road with several lanes, you have manoeuvred yourself into the lane for taking a left turn. Now instead of turning left, you want to turn right. What should you do?+
1.1.07-144While driving through a tunnel, you notice a fire in your vehicle. You are not able to exit the tunnel. What should you do?+
1.1.07-145While driving in a tunnel you were forced to bring your vehicle to a halt due to a fire. What should you do now?+
1.2.05-116You are driving a slow-moving vehicle on a main road. How can you facilitate faster-moving vehicles in overtaking?+
1.2.07-113A lane terminates on a road with several lanes heading in the same direction. What should you do when driving on the through-lane?+
1.2.10-104You want to leave a traffic-calming zone and begin driving along a road. What should you do?+
1.2.10-105You want to leave a traffic-calming zone and begin driving along a road. Cyclists are approaching from the left. Who is required to wait?+
1.2.10-106You want to leave a property lot and turn right into a road. Cyclists are approaching from the left. Who is required to wait?+
1.2.10-107You want to leave a property lot and turn into a road while passing over a footpath. What must you look out for?+
1.2.11-108In which situations are you not allowed to enter a junction even though the traffic light is green?+
1.2.19-112Who is required to stop at a level crossing with a red flashing light in the form of an arrow point to the right?+
1.2.20-103You would like to drive past a local transport bus, which has come to a stop at a bus stop. What must you be aware of?+
1.2.20-104You are approaching a local transport bus, which has come to a stop at a bus stop. What must you watch out for when driving past it?+
1.2.22-108From what height it is permitted for loads to project up to 50 cm in front of your vehicle?+
1.2.26-108The traffic light is green. You want to turn right. How do you respond to pedestrians wishing to cross the road into which you want to turn?+
1.2.26-115Why is it particularly important to adopt a defensive driving style when approaching pedestrian crossings?+
1.2.26-116You are driving in the left-hand lane of a two-lane one-way street. About 30 m in front of you, a truck comes to a stop in the right-hand lane before a pedestrian crossing. What should you do?+
1.2.26-117A cyclist wishes - without dismounting - to cross the road at a pedestrian crossing. What should you do?+
1.2.26-118In front of you is a pedestrian crossing, beyond which the traffic in your lane is backed up. What should you do?+
1.2.38-104You are being followed by an ambulance with its blue lights flashing and siren sounding. What should you do?+
1.3.01-119You would like to cross over a priority road. The view to both sides is very restricted due to parked vehicles. What should you do?+
2.1.02-002You are driving on a narrow road. About 20 m ahead of you a child suddenly runs onto the roadway. When is a collision unavoidable despite emergency braking?+
2.1.03-111When overtaking several trucks, you are faced with this situation. What should you do now?+
2.1.04-104Driving at night-time on a rural road, you see persons on your side of the road. What do you do if you are dazzled by an oncoming vehicle?+
2.1.06-010You are being overtaken and the oncoming traffic is getting dangerously close. Despite this the other vehicle continues with the overtaking manoeuvre. What should you do?+
2.1.07-109You increase your speed from 50 km/h to 100 km/h. How is the braking distance changed according to the rule of thumb?+
2.1.07-204You are driving into a right-hand bend. A motorcyclist approaches you at high speed. What risks should you take into account?+
2.1.07-206You are driving on a rural road. A line of approximately 15 slow-moving vehicles is travelling in front of you. What should you do?+
2.1.07-207You stop to allow passengers to exit your vehicle on the right-side. A cycle path runs along there. What should you do?+
2.1.07-208You increase your speed from 50 km/h to 100 km/h. How does the reaction distance change in accordance with the rule of thumb?+
2.1.08-014You are driving at the recommended speed on the motorway and want to leave it at the next exit. What should you do?+
2.1.08-015After a longer journey travelling at about 120 km/h, you want to exit the motorway. What must you be aware of when doing so?+
2.1.11-008Travelling on a main road after a lengthy period of time of following behind, you are finally able to overtake a very slow-moving car. What should you do?+
2.1.11-118After overtaking you, a car pulls back into lane without leaving sufficient space in front of you. What should you do?+
2.1.11-119The risk of causing an accident when driving a vehicle is significantly higher for drivers aged between 18 and 24. What reasons are frequently relevant here?+
2.1.11-120While you are in a traffic jam, looking in your rear-view mirror you see a motorcyclist "snaking" past the stationary line of vehicles. What should you do?+
2.1.11-121You are driving on a main road and a car following behind is "tailgating" you. How should you react?+
2.1.11-123Five young friends are driving in a car to a recreational event. The mood is exuberant. To what risks can this give rise?+
2.2.05-005You are driving at 100 km/h on a road not inside a built-up area. In front of you a truck is travelling at 70 km/h. What is the minimum distance you must be from a crest in the road when commencing an overtaking manoeuvre?+
2.2.05-007You are driving on a road not within a built-up area and want to overtake a car. Where is the very latest point at which the overtaking manoeuvre should be completed?+
2.2.12-203Before which sign must you maintain a distance of at least 10 m, if it would otherwise be concealed by your vehicle?+
2.2.17-402You are driving with main beam lights on in darkness. When do you have to dip your headlights?+
2.2.17-403You are driving with main beam lights on in darkness. When do you have to dip your headlights?+
2.2.17-404Why must you also drive with dipped headlight during the day when visibility is impaired by fog, rain or falling snow?+
2.6.02-027What documents do you have to carry with you, if you want to drive a compulsory registrable vehicle?+
2.6.03-406A single-axle trailer has an actual gross weight of 600 kg. What is the minimum possible vertical load?+
2.7.01-058You are driving in the wet in a car with trailer on a narrow rural road and are approaching a clearly visible but tight left-hand bend. What should you do?+
2.7.06-405You want to drive a vehicle with a trailer equipped with overrun braking. What do you have to check before beginning the journey?+
2.6.02-030A technical modification to your vehicle means that the operating licence is extinguished. What consequences should you anticipate if you nevertheless use the vehicle on public roads?+
2.8.01-009You are currently in the probationary period and to date have not come to the attention of the authorities. What consequences may result if you fail to observe the traffic sign "Stop. Give way." and thereby endanger other road users?+
2.5.01-013You want to wash your car. Where should you do this in the interests of environmental protection?+
2.6.03-001What is the correct response if, when reversing a combination vehicle the view to the rear is impeded?+
1.2.02-104-MYou have manoeuvred into the left lane by mistake, but would like to take a right turn. What is the right course of action?+
2.5.01-209What motor vehicles are permitted to enter an environment zone without a fine-particle badge?+
2.5.01-210What manufacturer specifications will allow you to know if your motor vehicle is environmentally-friendly?+
2.5.01-211Why are short journeys performed with a cold engine especially damaging to the environment?+
1.2.36-011You are overtaken by a police vehicle, which pulls in immediately in front of you. The words "BITTE FOLGEN" (PLEASE FOLLOW) appear illuminated in red on the roof. What should you do?+
1.2.36-012You are overtaken by a police vehicle, which pulls in immediately in front of you. The words "BITTE FOLGEN" (PLEASE FOLLOW) appear illuminated in red on the roof. To whom does this apply?+
1.2.36-013A police signalling disc is displayed towards you from a vehicle driving in front of you. What does this mean?+
2.2.05-102-MYou want to overtake <span class="mutterfrage">the blue car</span>. What is the right course of action?+
2.7.02-032What is the permissible minimum tread depth of the main tread of all your vehicle's tyres?+
1.2.20-106All vehicles have been waiting at the junction for a few seconds. What should you do in this situation?+
2.1.11-126You were in a bad mood prior to commencing your journey. What consequences should you avoid when driving?+
2.7.05-217What are the possible consequences if the wheel nuts are not re-tightened following a tyre change?+
2.2.12-204You want to park on the right-hand side edge of the carriageway. How big is the mandatory minimum distance between your vehicle and the solid lane boundary line?+
2.1.11-130Your passenger wants to discuss something with you during the journey. What should you do?+
2.1.11-131During the journey your passenger informs you that you are repeatedly tailgating. What should you do?+
2.2.18-103You are driving on the motorway and have missed the exit. What is the right course of action?+
2.6.03-111You want to pull a trailer. When do additional rear-view mirrors have be to attached to your motor vehicle?+
2.7.01-130You suddenly have to brake when cornering on a wet carriageway. What special aspects exist with a vehicle equipped with an anti-lock braking system (ABS)?+
1.2.34-005Under what emergency numbers can you call the police and the emergency services in Germany?+
1.8.01-003When will offences carrying two points be deleted from the Central Register of Road Traffic Offenders?+
2.1.11-009-MThe vehicle ahead has prevented you from overtaking for some time now. What is the right course of action?+
1.2.34-006You are involved in an accident. What document must you present to the other person involved in the accident, if requested?+
1.5.01-124You are driving through city traffic in rush hour. What are the effects of stop-and-go driving?+
2.1.11-010Right before you want to drive off, you got annoyed about something and have become very angry. What should you do?+
2.1.11-011You have just avoided a road traffic accident by performing an emergency braking manoeuvre. Your hands and knees are shaking. You are still far from your destination. What should you do?+
2.1.11-132At a red light in a built-up area, another driver apparently wants to provoke you into a street race. What should you do?+
2.2.03-023You are driving on a good quality road in good visibility conditions. Within what distance must you be able to stop?+
2.2.22-123You want to transport your holiday luggage on the roof of your fully occupied car. What must you observe?+
2.6.01-003How can you tell when you need to bring your vehicle in for its next vehicle roadworthiness test?+
2.6.02-036An inspection has been performed because of a technical modification made to your vehicle. What are you obliged to do?+
2.6.03-112You want to tow a brake-equipped trailer. Where can you find details or guidelines on the permissible towable mass of your car?+
2.6.03-113You want to couple a trailer to your car. Where will you find details about the maximum permissible vertical loading of your car?+
2.7.01-134What information should you obtain before undertaking a journey with a purely electric vehicle?+
2.7.01-135You are planning a longer journey with a purely electric vehicle. What should you be aware of?+
2.7.01-138You are driving a purely electric vehicle in a residential area. What should you be aware of due to your lower engine noise?+
1.1.01-004You are to drive a motor vehicle with which you are unfamiliar. Why do you have to be particularly careful to begin with?+
1.2.04-104What benefit can be obtained by maintaining an adequate distance between you and the vehicle ahead?+
1.2.09-131-M<span class="mutterfrage">The cyclist</span> wants to continue straight ahead. What is the right course of action here?+
2.1.07-120-MThe cruise control system of your motor vehicle is set to 130 km/h. What is the right course of action now?+
2.2.18-019What must you do if you find yourself in a traffic jam on motorways and on highways with two lanes travelling in the same direction?+
2.5.01-119Where can you stow your baggage so that you do not increase your fuel consumption unnecessarily?+
2.7.01-131What is the effect of the cornering characteristics of a combination vehicle (car towing a caravan) when taking a turn?+
2.7.01-139You are driving a motor vehicle fitted with anti-lock braking system (ABS). How do you achieve the shortest possible braking distance?+
2.7.01-140A lane assist system with corrective steer control can help you when driving. What should you be aware of?+
2.8.01-012What should a driving licence applicant anticipate if he is found driving without a licence?+
1.1.09-029How can your fitness to drive be quickly restored following the excessive consumption of alcohol?+
2.1.05-008You are approaching a sharp left-hand bend at high speed. Why is it necessary to reduce your speed before you have actually reached the bend?+
2.1.07-008-M<span class="mutterfrage">The white car</span> wants to turn left. What is the right course of action if <span class="mutterfrage">the car</span> fails to stop?+
2.2.30-103What motor vehicles engaged in the commercial or paid transport of goods, are prohibited from driving on Sundays and public holidays?+
2.7.01-141You are driving at high speed into a bend. What could happen if you had to brake suddenly?+
2.7.05-105Your car is equipped with winter tyres. What is the meaning of the speed label "max. 190 km/h" on your dashboard?+
1.2.02-111You want to use an autobahn. To allow you to do so, what type-specific maximum speed must be entered in Part I of the registration certificate or in the operating licence?+
2.2.22-126You want to transport a load on the roof of your car. How will this influence the handling of your car?+
2.2.23-121You want to use a smartphone mounted on your motor vehicle as a navigation device. What should you observe?+
2.7.08-001Why must you ensure the brake fluid is changed regularly in accordance with the vehicle manufacturer's instructions?+
2.6.01-108You have purchased a 3-year-old car for your own personal use. The vehicle roadworthiness test certificate is new. What is the time limit until the next roadworthiness test must be performed?+
1.2.05-123You want to overtake a horse-drawn carriage on a rural road. What is the right course of action?+
1.2.09-017Two vehicles approach one another at an intersection. Both vehicles want to turn left. In what exceptional case do they have to turn one after the other?+
1.2.09-018Two vehicles approach one another at an intersection. Both vehicles want to turn left. What must both drivers do in the normal case?+
1.4.40-156You are driving a motor vehicle with a manual gearbox. What must you consider when you see this road sign?+
1.4.40-157You are driving a motor vehicle with a manual gearbox. What is the correct thing to do when you see this traffic sign?+
1.4.41-168As a resident, you want to drive into a cycle highway that has this sign. What must you be aware of when doing so?+
1.4.42-147-MYou are driving on a road that has a protective lane for cyclists. How may you use the protective lane?+
1.5.01-126You are driving a motor vehicle with a manual gearbox. What style of driving results in higher fuel consumption within a built-up area?+
1.5.01-127You are driving a motor vehicle with a manual gearbox. How can you reduce the fuel consumption of your vehicle?+
1.5.01-130You are driving a motor vehicle with a manual gearbox. When driving, what can cause avoidable noise pollution?+
1.5.01-131You are driving a motor vehicle with a manual gearbox on a level carriageway. How should you change gears so as to drive in a particularly environmentally conscious and economical way?+
1.5.01-132You are driving a motor vehicle with a manual gearbox. What type of behaviour pollutes the environment?+
1.5.01-133You are driving a motor vehicle with a manual gearbox. How can you achieve efficient fuel consumption?+
2.2.07-011You are driving on a road that has several marked lanes going in one direction. When should the alternate merging procedure be employed?+
2.2.15-114Your car has an engine fault and must be towed away with a tow rope. What must you be aware of?+
2.2.17-012As a basic rule, what lights of a motor vehicle must be turned on when driving in darkness?+
2.2.21-123You want to drive with a baby in the passenger seat. What do you have to be aware of when using an infant carrier?+
2.7.01-143The lane keeping assist system warns you with acoustic, haptic or optical signals. What might be the cause of this?+
2.7.02-034What must you do if the oil pressure warning light fails to switch off after starting the engine?+
2.7.03-102You are in a traffic jam, driving at walking speed. When is the least wear exerted on the clutch of your manual transmission vehicle?+
1.1.07-161-MYou want to continue driving straight ahead. What is the correct course of action in this situation?+
1.2.37-020-MYou now want to turn right at these traffic lights with a green arrow sign. What is the right course of action?+
2.1.03-119While driving, you use your vehicle’s adaptive cruise control (ACC) system. What must you anticipate in these weather conditions?+
2.1.11-014-MThe <span class="mutterfrage">red</span> car in front of you has been driving slowly for some time now. What is the correct course of action in this situation?+
2.2.23-123You are planning a long journey with your motor vehicle. Before commencing the journey, what should you check on the vehicle to avoid endangering yourself and others?+
2.5.01-123What cars that are driven within designated environmental zones must display a particulate matter sticker?+
2.5.01-125Air resistance affects the fuel consumption of a vehicle. What affects air resistance the most?+
2.5.01-126You have to wait because a rail-crossing barrier is lowered. How can you now help protect the environment at this point?+
2.7.01-145With which driving task can the lane keep assist system with steering override help the driver?+
2.7.01-147Under what conditions will the lane keep assist system with steering override function optimally?+
2.7.02-129While driving, you notice that your car pulls heavily to the left when you brake. What is the right course of action?+
2.7.02-130Your vehicle is much more difficult to steer than usual. What is the right course of action?+
2.7.02-131You note that the tyres on your vehicle's front axle are showing uneven amounts of wear. What should be checked?+
2.8.01-013A learner driver has committed several violations during the probationary period. The authority has ordered that the driver attends a supplementary driving course. The learner driver fails to comply with this order. What can they expect to happen?+
1.2.05-003When driving outside of a built-up area, you want to overtake cyclists or pedestrians. What is the minimum space to the side that you must maintain?+
1.2.05-004Driving within a built-up area, you want to overtake a cyclist. What is the minimum space to the side that you must maintain?+
1.2.05-005Driving within a built-up area, you want to overtake an electric scooter. What is the minimum space to the side that you must maintain?+
1.2.34-114A vehicle driver has slightly damaged another vehicle, and unlawfully leaves the scene. What consequence could this have?+
2.1.11-017You are on a road outside of a built-up area, and a car in front of you is driving much slower than is permitted to and has the capacity to. What is the right course of action?+
2.2.03-024You are driving in darkness on a well-constructed main road, using your dipped headlights. Within what distance must you be able to stop?+
2.2.12-107-MYou want to park on the right-hand edge of the road. What should you do in this situation?+
2.2.12-108-MYou want to park on the right-hand edge of the road. Who has priority in this situation?+
2.2.15-115You experience a breakdown outside of a built-up area. Your car is situated on the carriageway, behind a bend in the road. Which is correct in this situation?+
2.7.01-150What can result if you accelerate too hard when driving a front-wheel drive car through a road bend?+
1.2.12-131You are looking for somewhere to park on the right edge of the street. There is no cycle path to the right of your lane. How many metres before and after a junction are you not allowed to park?+
2.2.04-004What is the minimum safety distance you should maintain from the vehicle ahead when driving at a speed of 100 km/h?+
1.2.34-007You are the first to arrive at the scene of the accident where there are injured people. You secure the scene of the accident and have gained an overview of the situation. What else do you have to do?+
1.2.34-008You are involved in an accident in a carpark. The vehicle damage is minor. Everyone involved agrees that the police do not need to be informed. What would be helpful now for the claims process?+
1.4.41-022Within a built-up area, what should you note when driving on a road where this traffic sign combination is displayed?+
2.1.03-121The electronic stability control (ESC) display light has flashed several times. What is the correct course of action in this situation?+
2.6.02-038An assessment is required following modifications to your vehicle. When must this be performed?+
2.6.03-115You are driving with a trailer on a road with potholes. Your combination vehicle begins to swing up. What must you do now?+
2.7.01-152Your motor vehicle is equipped with an active lane keep assist system. What information can be indicated by the status display of this system?+
2.7.01-153Your motor vehicle is equipped with a lane keep assist system. In what situation can this system help you?+
2.7.01-154You have the lane keep assist system activated in your motor vehicle. It emits a warning signal while you are driving. What could be the cause of this?+
2.7.01-155You are using your motor vehicle’s lane keep assist system while driving. The system does not respond when you depart from the lane. What could be the cause of this?+
2.7.01-156Your motor vehicle is equipped with a lane change assist system without steering intervention. While driving, the warning light flashes on the left-hand exterior rear-view mirror. What is this warning light indicating?+
2.7.01-157While driving, you are using your motor vehicle’s active lane keep assist system. How can you manually override this driver assist system in the event that it intervenes?+
2.7.01-159You want to overtake and you have initiated a lane change using the active lane change assist system. What is correct?+
1.2.12-133You are looking for a place to park on the right edge of the carriageway. A cycle path runs alongside to the right of the carriageway. How many metres before a junction or an intersection are you prohibited from parking?+
2.2.03-025You are driving in foggy conditions on the motorway. Your visibility range is less than 50 m. How fast are you allowed to drive?+
2.2.04-107When driving outside of a built-up area, from what combination vehicle length must you maintain a large enough distance to the vehicle ahead as to allow an overtaking vehicle to pull back into lane in front of you?+
2.2.22-129How far may a labelled load protrude beyond the rear of your vehicle if your journey is more than 100 km?+
1.1.07-170You are driving on a section of road where a traffic jam has been reported. What is the right course of action?+
1.1.10-001When ambient temperatures are high, this negatively affects driver concentration during long journeys and accident numbers rise. Which of the following is it advisable to do, so that you remain alert and can drive safely, even during high summer?+
1.2.20-108-MWhat is the correct course of action in this situation?<pcaption>(Hazard lights are off)</pcaption>+
1.2.34-009Your vehicle has damaged someone else’s parked vehicle. Despite waiting a reasonable period of time, the owner of the damaged car fails to appear. What is the right course of action now?+
2.1.03-123While driving straight ahead, you lose control of your vehicle due to aquaplaning. What is the proper response now?+
2.2.04-105-MYou are driving a car with a caravan in tow. What is true regarding your distance to the vehicle ahead?+
2.2.04-106You are driving a heavily loaded car. Why should you maintain a greater safety distance to the vehicle ahead?+
2.2.14-108-MYou have stopped in a parking strip and now want to exit your vehicle. What must you do in this situation?+
2.2.38-101A vehicle with flashing blue lights and siren sounding is approaching you from the rear. What is the right course of action now?+
2.7.01-160Which driver assistance systems do you have to manually activate to assist you in specific situations?+
2.7.05-005Your tyre inflation pressure is clearly too low while you driving on public roads. What is the consequence of this?+