e.driver Swiss Driving Theory Test

e.driver theory test for cars, motorbikes, scooters, moped, tractors and construction vehicles

Preparation for the Swiss car theory test for motor vehicle drivers Cat. A1, A, B, M, F and G, available in English, German, French and Italian. As the first and only learning programme for the theory test, it includes audio, visual and practical components. Learning online for the driving theory test has been made easy.

Below are some demo questions from e.driver. Just click on a question to show possible answers.

  • Question 1 - What should be kept in mind after fitting new tyres?

    a) The increased danger of skidding in the first kilometres

    b) A shorter stopping distance

    c) To greatly increase the air pressure

    Correct answer: a)

    New tyres have a protective layer to protect them during storage. Until this layer has been worn off, there is an increased danger of skidding. On top of this the wheel bolts should be checked after 50-100 km.

  • Question 2 - Persons over 7 years old must wear a seatbelt when sitting on which seats?

    a) Only the front seats

    b) Only on the back seats

    c) On the front and back seats

    Correct answer: c)

    The driver and all passengers must always wear a seatbelt, regardless of what seat they are on.

  • Question 3 - Which statement is correct?

    a) A marking is needed if the load hangs over the rear end by more than 1m.

    b) For cars, the load must never hang off the rear end.

    c) If the load is secured, it is allowed to drive like this.

    correct answer: a)

Customers have access to all language versions (EN, DE, FR, IT). In English, the following are currently available online:

  • Lessons
  • Test questions (translated from the original German version of the Department of Transportation)

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Up to date original questions of the car theory test from the ASA (Association of Departments of Transport). All questions have commentary from test experts and the answers are explained. Over 15 months free access to the expert forum to ask driving instructors questions. The adaptive learning system is the optimum way to train. Effective and comprehensively learn for the Swiss driving theory exam. According to Sebastian Leitner’s adaptive learning system, harder questions are asked more frequently, depending on understanding. Available online over the web and as an app (iPhone/iPad, Android, Windows).

Lessons

The Swiss driving theory exam is explained with an attractive, multimedia method. Furthermore, you can have the texts of the theory lessons read to you. Every one of the 13 lessons is conclude with a test to check how much has been learned. The lessons are also available as an eBook for iBook (iPhone, iPad), CoolReader (Android) and freda (Windows Phone).

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    When is it permitted to take your hands off the steering wheel?

    It is important to understand this rule thoroughly, both for the practical driving test and when studying for the theory exam. You may only release the steering wheel during gear shifting. Using a mobile phone while driving is strictly prohibited, and even for other actions—such as putting on sunglasses—you are not allowed to let go of the steering device.

    What is meant by cautious driving?

    Let’s be honest: most of us probably couldn’t explain right away what exactly is meant by cautious driving. Yet it’s very important. Accident prevention also plays a key role when preparing for the e.driver Swiss Driving Theory Test. Cautious driving includes, among other things, trying to spot potential dangers as early as possible. It also involves making an effort to anticipate the mistakes of other road users and reacting accordingly, for example by choosing to give up your right of way.

    What to do when faced with tailgaters?

    When a vehicle is driving too closely behind you, it can be irritating and also poses a safety risk. What should you do in such a situation? The best approach is to increase your following distance from the vehicle ahead and allow the tailgater to overtake you as soon as it’s safe. Speaking of following distances: this topic is also important when preparing for the e.driver Swiss Driving Theory Test. Our e.driver learning program can help you prepare effectively.

    How should you react when a dog crosses the road?

    If a dog or another animal crosses the road, it’s no use trying to drive around it. Honking the horn is also the wrong reaction. In both cases, the dog might turn back or respond unpredictably. The best thing to do is slow down significantly and be ready to brake. Even if pets don’t often cross the road unexpectedly, it’s still important to know how to react properly. And this is, of course, also relevant for preparing for the e.driver Swiss Driving Theory Test.

    Do you have to switch to low beam when approaching a rail vehicle?

    If a rail vehicle is coming towards you, you must switch to low beam. This applies to all oncoming traffic – whether it’s trams, pedestrians, or motor vehicles. Otherwise, you may dazzle others, which can lead to accidents or at least interfere with other road users.
    Accident prevention and correct behaviour in the event of property damage or injury are key topics in the e.driver Swiss Driving Theory Test.

    How should horses be overtaken properly?

    When preparing for the e.driver Swiss Driving Theory Test, respectful interaction with all road users is an important topic. Horses may generally be overtaken both in urban and rural areas, as long as no safety line needs to be crossed. However, since horses are flight animals and may easily be startled – and it's often unclear how experienced the rider is – overtaking should be done with great caution and sufficient lateral distance.

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