Assistance systems – fit for the future of driving!
Road traffic is changing rapidly – modern vehicles are now equipped with a wide range of assistance systems that make driving safer, more comfortable and more efficient. But those who understand them and use them correctly have a clear advantage!
What are assistance systems?
Driver assistance systems support the driver – they warn, intervene or relieve the driver of certain driving tasks.
The most important ones include
- ABS (anti-lock braking system) – prevents the wheels from locking when braking
- ESP (electronic stability program) – stabilizes the vehicle if there is a risk of skidding
- Lane departure warning system – warns or actively steers if the vehicle unintentionally leaves its lane
- Adaptive cruise control (ACC) – automatically keeps its distance from the vehicle in front
- Emergency Brake Assist – detects obstacles and can initiate emergency braking
- Blind Spot Warning – indicates vehicles in the blind spot
- Parking aid / reversing camera – facilitates safe maneuvering
- Traffic sign recognition – displays current speed limits
These systems can save lives – but only if you know how to use them safely, if you know how to use them safely and sensibly.
New training course “Understanding assistance systems and using them safely” at my driving school
In our basic and advanced training courses, you will learn:
This training is ideal for:
- Learner drivers, compulsory from July 1, 2025
- Novice drivers with modern cars
- Drivers with new cars
- Re-entrants or seniors
- For anyone who wants to contribute more to road safety and is open to new things
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Warum sollte ich mich mit Assistenzsystemen auskennen?
Because they change the way you drive. If you don’t understand them, you may use them incorrectly – or not at all. That can be dangerous.
Are driver assistance systems complicated to use?
No – but it’s important to understand how they respond. In the course, you’ll get simple explanations and practical tips.
How does this course help with the driving test?
As of July 1, 2025, knowledge of assistance systems is part of the driving test requirements. With this course, you’ll be perfectly prepared.
Is the training suitable for older drivers?
Absolutely. Many seniors drive modern cars but feel unsure about the new systems. In this course, we take time to answer all questions.
Do I need my own car for the course?
No. We provide all the necessary information and examples – regardless of your vehicle model.
Register now and be safe on the road!
Secure your place and learn how to use the technology in your car sensibly
Contact: 079 585 50 50
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Location: Dietikon, Glanzenberg, Schlieren Urdorf and Zurich West area
Dates: On request
