ADAC Führerschein - Driving test preparation & practice

Introducing the ADAC driving license application available for your smartphone and tablet!

Get yourself fully prepared for the theoretical driving exam with the complimentary ADAC driving license app!

Key Features:

- Comprehensive preparation for the theoretical driving examination

- Includes all official questions, images, and videos from the current AND questionnaire effective from October 1st, 2024

- Contains all official video questions

- Official TÜV / DEKRA examination interface

- Usable offline – perfect for use while traveling or on the go

- For car driving license holders: Class B

- For motorcycle driving licenses: Class A, A1, A2, AM, and moped

- Includes truck and tractor driving licenses: C, C1, CE, and L, T

- Offers 66 questionnaires per class for theory tests

- Test simulation feature – mimics the actual TÜV exam with a timer

- Ability to create a watch list for challenging questions

- Focused training on the questions answered incorrectly most recently

- Progress statistics on learning

- Option to reset learning statistics

The ADAC Driver's License App

Your theoretical driving test is coming up, and you want to prepare optimally? Then our ADAC Driver's License App is the perfect learning companion for you. Download the app for free to your phone, log in with your ADAC membership number, and off you go!

This is what the free ADAC Driver's License App offers:

For ADAC members: Full version with all test questions

Answer the current test questions for free on the official TÜV/DEKRA test interface

Download the app for free for iOS and Android

Frequently asked questions for subscribers

How notifications work

By default, Chrome alerts you whenever a website, app, or extension wants to send you notifications. You can change this setting at any time.

When you browse sites with intrusive or misleading notifications, Chrome automatically blocks notifications and recommends you continue to block these notifications.

If you browse privately, you won’t get notifications.

Change your default notifications settings

On your computer, open Chrome.

At the top right, select More   Settings.

Select Privacy and security  Site Settings  Notifications.

Select the option that you want as your default setting.

Block a site:

Next to "Not allowed to send notifications," select Add.

Enter the site's web address.

Select Add.

Allow a site:

Next to "Allowed to send notifications," select Add.

Enter the site's web address.

Select Add.

Allow quieter notification prompts:

Allow sites to ask to send notifications.

Select Use quieter messaging.

This blocks notification prompts from interrupting you. A website can still ask you to allow notifications, but no pop-up prompt will show. Instead, you'll only find a bell icon next to the website's address. You can select the bell to allow access.

Turn on flash notifications:

To make your screen flash when you get a notification, select Accessibility Settings  Audio and Captions.

Turn on Flash Notifications.

Optional: You can choose the color your screen flashes. Next to "Flash screen color," from the dropdown menu, select your preferred color.

You can also block any sites or apps from sending you notifications.

Tips:

If you allow notifications for a site that Chrome marked as abusive or misleading, Chrome may block those notifications and require the site to request your permission again. You can change the setting to allow notifications.

From time to time, Chrome will remind you to review your notification permission grants.