Austria Theory F study plan

Map the licence-class system (A, B, C, D, BE, etc.) and write a one-page table of age minimums, vehicle definitions and conditions for each class you may need

Explain the full path from learner permit to first licence, listing every required document and step in the order it happens

Distinguish the Probeführerschein rules from the normal licence: duration, restrictions, and what ends the probation period early or extends it

Define the points system: how points are recorded, the thresholds, and the consequences at each threshold

List the main administrative offences and match each to its legal consequence (warning, fine range, points, licence withdrawal)

Describe the procedure for licence withdrawal, including duration bands and the conditions for regaining the licence

Explain the difference between withdrawal by the authority and a driving ban imposed by a court

Summarise the rules on alcohol and drug limits for novice versus experienced drivers and the resulting sanctions

Rehearse the probation-period and points scenarios by working through at least 20 short case questions and noting every error

Identify which StVO definitions (road user, carriageway, lane, junction, priority road) you cannot yet state precisely

Build a glossary of the 25 most important StVO terms in your own words

Explain how a violation under StVO feeds into the licence and points system

State the general speed limits for all road types and vehicle categories, including the towing and heavy-vehicle exceptions

Describe overtaking rules: when it is prohibited, the minimum side clearance, and the rules at crossings and rail crossings

Explain right-of-way: the right-before-left default, priority roads, and how to read priority signs without a picture

Describe behaviour at junctions, roundabouts and pedestrian crossings in the correct sequence of actions

Explain stopping and parking rules: where they are prohibited, the distances to keep, and the difference between the two terms

Describe the sign categories and what each category changes about your behaviour, without relying on images

List the lighting, winter-tyre and equipment duties that apply to motor vehicles and bicycles

Explain the duties after a traffic accident and the rules on leaving the scene

Apply the Fahrradverordnung: which equipment a bicycle must have, what is optional, and the rules for trailers and child seats

Explain the specific rules for cyclists, including riding side by side, cycle paths, and behaviour at crossings

Describe pedestrian rules and the special protections for children, the elderly and people with disabilities

Work through 30 mixed StVO questions under timed conditions and record your score

Re-run every missed question from weeks 1 to 6 and confirm you can state the underlying rule without notes

Practise full-length mixed exams that combine licence-law and traffic-law questions in the real proportion

Identify the three weakest sub-areas and drill only those for two sessions

Recite the key numbers (speed limits, distances, points thresholds, withdrawal durations) from memory

Take at least three full-length practice exams and reach a stable pass score on each

Review only the error log and the key-numbers sheet, avoiding new material

Simulate exam conditions: fixed time, no notes, no interruptions

Confirm the practical and administrative requirements for the real test are in place