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Who runs this site, how to reach them, and what they do — and do not — guarantee.

Updated · 2026-08-21

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    Publisher

    [ À COMPLÉTER ]

    [ À COMPLÉTER ] · Suisse

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    Contact

    Any request, including on data protection, goes by email to [ À COMPLÉTER ]. There is no telephone service: the site is run by one person, and a written answer leaves a record that serves both sides.

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    Hosting

    The site is hosted by Vercel Inc., 340 S Lemon Ave #4133, Walnut, CA 91789, États-Unis.

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    Purpose of the site and independence

    theorium.ch is a private service for preparing for the Swiss driving theory exam — the basic theory, shared by categories A, A1 and B. It is independent: it does not come from the asa, the Federal Roads Office or any cantonal road traffic office, and is mandated by none of them.

    The questions offered are not the official exam questions. They are written from federal law in force — the Road Traffic Act and its ordinances — and cover the same syllabus in the same format. Each question names the article it is drawn from.

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    Intellectual property

    The texts, questions, explanations and graphics produced for this site belong to it. Reproducing them, extracting them systematically, or reusing them in a competing service is not permitted.

    The depictions of road signs reproduced in the resources come from the Federal Roads Office and are published in the annexes of the Signalling Ordinance (SR 741.21). They are official works, which Art. 5 of the Copyright Act excludes from copyright protection.

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    Liability

    The content is produced with care and tied to the text of the law, but no exam result is guaranteed. Passing depends on your own preparation, and the readiness score shown is an estimate, not a promise.

    Traffic law changes. Where information on this site differs from the text in force, the text in force prevails, and your cantonal road traffic office remains the competent authority for any procedure.

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    Applicable law and jurisdiction

    Swiss law applies. The place of jurisdiction is [ À COMPLÉTER ], subject to the mandatory jurisdictions the law provides in favour of consumers.