your driver's license
Here's how it works - the training in 4 steps
Step 1:
Registration – Your “driver’s license” project begins with registration at our driving school. This is possible at any time in our branch. To register, you only need your identity card/passport as well as money for the registration and learning material. You will receive all information about the process, the costs and other important documents from our well-trained office team. Of course, we take the time to answer your questions and have checklists ready for you. Are you under 18? No problem - either you bring a parent to register or a declaration of consent signed by the parents.
Step 2:
Theory – From the day you register, you can attend the theory class in our branch. Until your theory test, the following classes are required for class B. 12x basic material (only 6x basic material if you have another driving license class) 2x class-specific lessons.
Step 3:
Practice - you have submitted your driver's license application and the associated documents and have already been to theory classes a few times? Then it's time to get in the car! Register in our office to drive. We are happy to try to fulfill your driving instructor request. Now you get in touch with your driving instructor for driving appointments.
Step 4:
Testing – TÜV is calling! The days of cramming questions and practicing driving are coming to an end and it's time for the exams. In theory, your learning program gives you realistic feedback on your exam readiness. You can make an appointment for the theory test with us at any time. A so-called “pre-test” is important beforehand. For the test, your driving instructor will plan the practical test date in consultation with you - of course only when you are both convinced of your driving skills.
Driving license at 17
Started as a pilot project, the driver's license at 17 is now a model for success.
Why drive from the age of 17
The aim of "accompanied driving from 17" is to increase road safety for young novice drivers. Young novice drivers are more often than average the main cause of accidents involving personal injury The reasons for this are a lack of experience and an increased willingness to take risks. After passing the test, young novice drivers may drive a car from the age of 17, but an accompanying person must be present for every journey. This accompanying person(s) must be entered in the test certificate. The advantage of this measure is as follows Moderate influence of an escort Additional driving practice for the novice driver – the learning phase is extended Young drivers can benefit from the experience of the escorts.
Accompanying person requirements
Minimum age 30 years At least 5 years uninterrupted possession of class B Maximum 1 point in Flensburg (according to the new point regulation) Less than 0.5 per mille blood alcohol while driving.
Training
The student may start training class B/BE at the age of 16 1/2 years. The training content corresponds to the normal training for a category B driving licence.
Test
class="room">The theory test can be taken 3 months before the age of 17. 1 month before the 17th birthday the practical exam. The issued test certificate also includes the classes: AM and L (without accompanying person). The probationary period begins upon receipt of the test certificate.