Motorcycle driving lessons with DrivePlus for category A1

For the driving test, you must wear motorcycle-specific safety equipment (helmet, clothing, gloves, boots).

Visual Acuity

Better eye: 0.5 / Worse eye: 0.2 (measured individually) Monocular vision (incl. visual acuity of the worse eye < 0.2): 0.6

Field of Vision

Binocular Vision: Horizontal field of vision at least 120 degrees. Extension to the right and left at least 50 degrees. Extension upwards and downwards at least 20 degrees. The central field of vision must be normal up to 20 degrees. Monocular Vision: Normal field of vision with normal eye movement.

Double Vision

No restrictive double images.

Twilight Vision and Glare Sensitivity

No significant impairment of twilight vision. No significantly increased glare sensitivity.

No addiction. No traffic-relevant abuse.

• No mental disorders with significant impact on realistic perception, information processing and evaluation, reaction time, and situation-appropriate behavioral control.
• No impairment of traffic-relevant performance reserves.
• No manic or significant depressive symptoms.
• No significant personality disorders, especially
• No pronounced dissocial behavioral disorders.
• No significant intellectual disability.

• No diseases or organically caused mental disorders with significant impairment of
• Consciousness, orientation, memory, cognitive ability, reaction time, or other brain performance disorder.
• No manic or significant depressive symptoms.
• No traffic-relevant behavioral disorders.
• No impairment of traffic-relevant performance reserves.

• No diseases or consequences of injuries or operations of the central or peripheral nervous system with significant impact on the ability to safely operate a motor vehicle.
• No disturbances or loss of consciousness. No balance disorders.

• No diseases with an increased risk of episodic pain, fainting spells, reduced cerebral blood flow with performance limitations or changes in consciousness, or other permanent or episodic impairments of general well-being.
• No significant blood pressure anomaly.

• In case of diabetes mellitus, stable blood sugar control without traffic-relevant hypo- or hyperglycemia must be present.
• No other metabolic diseases with significant impact on the ability to safely operate a motor vehicle.

No diseases with increased daytime sleepiness and no other diseases or limitations that affect the ability to safely operate a motor vehicle.

No malformations, diseases, paralyses, consequences of injuries or operations with significant impact on the ability to safely operate a motor vehicle that cannot be sufficiently corrected by aids.