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Car
Theory
Test
Car / Motorcycle
Fr. 19.50
LANGUAGES: German, French, Italian, English
Pass the Swiss car theory test first time — with official ASA questions, exam simulation and a study plan built on over 10 years of experience.
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At a glance
The Car Theory Test
What to expect — and how to be optimally prepared.
45'
Minutes
Time for the entire theory test
90%
Pass mark
135 out of 150 points to pass
B
Category
Also valid for A1 & A (motorcycle/scooter)
Good to know
Important info about the theory test
Exam content
The test consists of 50 multiple-choice questions, each with exactly 3 answer options.
1 or 2 answers can be correct — never all 3, never none.
Maximum 150 points (50 × 3). To pass: 135 points (90%).
Maximum 15 error points allowed. Each incorrectly ticked answer = 1 error point.
Registration & procedure
Register at your cantonal road traffic office.
The test takes place in person — not available online.
Available in German, French, Italian and partly in English.
Valid for categories B, A1 and A — one question catalogue for all three.
ASA Theoriefragen
The Official Question Catalogue
The ASA (Association of Road Traffic Offices) creates and maintains the official theory questions.
Important
All available ASA theory questions are included in the Fahrlehrer24 app — exactly those used in exams throughout Switzerland.
The app is always up to date. When the question catalogue changes, an update is released immediately.
The ASA does not publish all questions — up to 33% of the catalogue remains withheld. Fahrlehrer24 includes all publicly available questions.
Car, motorcycle and scooter (Cat. B, A1, A) share the same question catalogue. Study once — and you are ready for all three categories.
Exam topics
The 10 topics of the theory test
The official ASA questions cover 10 topic areas — from traffic rules and first aid to right of way and vehicle technology.
Basics
Traffic Rules
- Keep-right rule and lane changes
- Right-of-way rules at intersections
- Overtaking bans and rules
- Driving on motorways and expressways
- Behaviour towards pedestrians
Assistance
Driver Assistance Systems
- ABS (anti-lock braking system): prevents wheel lock-up
- ESP (stability programme): stabilises the vehicle
- Cruise control: constant speed on motorways
- Lane-keeping assistant and blind-spot warning
- Driver assistance systems do not replace the driver's attention
Speed
Speed
- Built-up areas: 50 km/h (30 km/h in encounter zones)
- Outside built-up areas: 80 km/h
- Semi-motorways: 100 km/h
- Motorways: 120 km/h
- Speed adapted to weather conditions
Parking
Parking & Stopping
- No-stopping and no-parking rules
- Parking on pavements prohibited (Art. 41 Para. 1bis TRO)
- Distance from other vehicles
- Breakdown stop and warning signals
- Parking disc and blue zone
Adapted Speed
Adjusted Speed
- Adjust speed to road conditions
- Visibility: choose a speed that allows stopping within the visible distance
- Braking distance significantly longer in wet and icy conditions
- 30 km/h zones: adapted driving style required
- Construction sites and school zones: special caution
Technology
Vehicle Technology
- Daytime lighting requirement (daytime running lights)
- Tyre regulations and tread depth
- Seatbelt for all occupants
- Child safety: children up to 12 years AND under 150 cm in child seat/belt
- Roadworthiness of the vehicle
Conditions
Driving in Special Conditions
- Wet roads: aquaplaning and braking distance
- Snow and ice: no legal winter tyre requirement, but duty to control the vehicle
- Fog: rear fog light required below 50 m visibility
- Night driving: dipped headlights required, adapted speed
- Construction sites: safety distance
First Aid
First Aid & Accidents
- Duty to render assistance
- Secure the accident scene
- Emergency: 117 (police) / 144 (ambulance) / 112 (European emergency)
- Recovery position
- European accident statement
Right of Way
Right of Way
- Right before left at uncontrolled intersections
- Priority roads and 'Give Way' sign
- Roundabout: priority for vehicles in the roundabout
- Emergency vehicles with blue lights and sirens
- Pedestrian crossings: priority for pedestrians
Right of Way
Special Right-of-Way Cases
- Joining main roads and motorways
- Zip merge at lane ends
- Mountain roads: uphill traffic has priority
- Trams: priority over road vehicles
- Police officer's signals override all others
Study strategy
How to pass first time
The proven method from over 10 years of driving school experience.
1
Go through all questions
Start with the complete question catalogue. Mark uncertain questions and repeat them specifically.
2
Read the explanations
Every question is clearly explained — you learn the why, not just the what.
3
Simulate the exam
Practise with the exam simulation: same layout, same time, same pressure as the real test.
4
Learn road signs
Road signs are an important part of the test. Use the free Signal Quiz.
5
Study offline
With the iOS or Android app you can study anywhere — even without internet on the tram, train or in waiting rooms.
6
Start the demo test
Take the official ASA demo test — that's exactly what the real exam looks like.
Cheat Sheet
Numbers to Remember
for the Theory Test
All key numbers, distances, formulas and limit values for the car theory test — compact at a glance.
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