Practical driving test
To obtain an appointment for the practical driving test in the desired category, send the registration form to the Road Traffic Office, Gewerbeweg 2, 9490 Vaduz.
Once the registration form has been received, it normally takes four weeks until the test date. In exceptional cases and in the event of high demand, you should expect slightly longer waiting times.
The practical driving test can only be taken with the personal application form and a valid learner's license.
Once you have passed the driving test, you will receive your driving license in credit card format (FAK.)
You can postpone your test date up to 4 working days before the test date without incurring any costs. If you cancel your registration later or fail to attend without an excuse, we will have to charge you the full examination fee.
To register for a third practical driving test, please use the third driving test registration form. A driving instructor must confirm on this form that the driving training has been completed.
To register for a category D practical driving test, a confirmation of driving experience must be submitted. The confirmation of driving experience must be submitted at the latest when the appointment is made.
Please contact the Road Traffic Office directly if you have any questions about the test vehicle.
No practical driving test
- Persons who wish to obtain a category AM, G or M driving license, unless their driving competence is in doubt
- Holders of a category C or C1 driving license who wish to obtain a category D1 driving license and have at least one year of uncomplained driving experience.
Starting point for the driving tests for the motorcycle categories (A1, A2 and A)
The motorcycle tests start behind the ASV building (address: Heuweg 18, 9490 Vaduz). In the following document you will find further information about the starting point and the course.
General information on the driving tests
Motor vehicle drivers must at all times have skills and demonstrate behavior that enable them to
- to control their vehicle so as not to cause dangerous traffic situations or to react correctly if such a situation nevertheless arises.
- observe the road regulations, in particular those that prevent road accidents and ensure smooth traffic flow.
- contribute to the safety of all road users, especially the weaker ones, by behaving considerately towards others.
- Drive in an environmentally friendly and economical manner.
- The test is carried out in accordance with the general test requirements and adapted to the capabilities of the test vehicle
Video from the asa with tips for a successful driving test: