Practical lessons

Before the mandatory driving lessons, 3 levels are passed in practical classes.

First, the basic level comes with maneuvers, followed by the advanced level and finally the performance level. The stages are designed so that their level of difficulty increases slowly and the situations practiced slowly get more complex.

The basic level is there for you to get familiar with the car and the ideal set up. Then it is time to start with the driving exercises to get a feeling for the handling of the car.

Basic level and maneuvers

Instruction and Operation

Special features when boarding

Setting ( seat / mirror / steering wheel / headrest)

Holding the steering wheel

Pedals

Belt / adjust

Gerarshift/ Shift

Ignition lock

Start the engine

Starting / stopping exercises

Gear switching exercises ( environmentally friendly )

Steering exercises

Reversing

Parking ( longitudinal / transverse)

Reversal

Evasive brake application

Advanced Level

Environmentally friendly, anticipatory driving

view training

Driving and gear shifting

Braking and gear shifting

Braking exercises (decreasing / target braking / emergency situation )

Gradient and slope (stop / start / move backwards / secure / gear shifting )

Keying speed

Operating & monitoring equipment

Local features

Performance level

Difficult traffic

environmentally friendly , anticipatory driving

View Training / Brake Standby

Road use ( ranking / marks )

Changing lanes ( left / right)

Passing / overtaking

Turn (right / left / multi-lane / bike trail / special strip / trams / one-way streets )

Right of way (right before left / Green arrow / police officer)

Speed and distance

Situations with other road users ( pedestrian crossings / children / public transportation / school bus / older & disabled / cyclists & moped / one-way street & cyclists / calm traffic areas)

Difficult traffic routing

Bottleneck

roundabout traffic

Railway crossing

Critical traffic situations ( Rush hour/ Partnership act (communication, waiver of right of way)

Pedestrian protection area