Live theory quiz
Real theory questions answered on the page, with instant feedback — gives visitors a reason to stay and a taste of the school's teaching style.
TYCHALOGLearner drivers want to know two things before they pick up the phone: what steps it takes to get a licence and whether they can pass the theory test. Straße answers both on the homepage — a six-stage roadmap from registration to the practical exam, and a live theory quiz that lets visitors test themselves right there. Road-sign yellow, asphalt grey and a traffic-light menu make the site feel like the road, while class cards for B, motorcycle, intensive and refresher lessons help each visitor find the right offer.
Every section below is already built and working in the live demo — not a mock-up.
Real theory questions answered on the page, with instant feedback — gives visitors a reason to stay and a taste of the school's teaching style.
From registration to the practical test, each step is visual and numbered, so families and teens see exactly what lies ahead.
B, motorcycle, intensive and refresher lessons each get a distinct card with a clear CTA, so visitors self-select the right service.
The chosen licence class travels with the enquiry, so the school can reply with a specific offer and preferred appointment date.
Yes. We set up the initial questions with you before launch, and afterwards you can request updates through support. With the Business plan, you get an admin area to edit them yourself.
Booking requests are included in every plan — the form sends you the enquiry with the licence class and preferred date. Real-time online booking and payment come with the Business plan's checkout and calendar integrations.
Not at all. The road-sign colours and traffic-light navigation are a direct nod to driving, not a gimmick, and we adapt the colour palette and typography to your brand before launch. The result is professional, modern, and unmistakably a driving school.
Pick the design, choose a plan, and we adapt it to your business, your content and your language before it goes live.