Panno: Swiss Road Signs

Panno helps you master Swiss road signs and pass your driving theory test. ---------------------- WHY PANNO? Roughly one candidate in four fails because of road signs. Panno targets exactly that weak spot, using a visual method built for long-term recall. ---------------------- WHAT YOU GET • The complete list of official Swiss road signs, grouped by family: warning, regulatory, priority and information • Interactive quizzes with three difficulty levels for every sign • Illustrated real-world situations showing what to actually do behind the wheel • A clear explanation after every answer, so you understand rather than just memorise • Sign-by-sign progress tracking, from "new" through to "mastered" • A spaced repetition system that brings back signs right before you would forget them ---------------------- LEARN IN YOUR LANGUAGE Panno is available in 9 languages: English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish, Albanian and Arabic. You can display the exam language and your native language side by side — ideal if you are sitting the test in a language that is not your own. ---------------------- BUILT TO USE ANYWHERE • Works fully offline — no connection needed • No account required • No ads • No personal data collected ---------------------- FREE AND FULL VERSION Download Panno for free and get immediate access to every warning sign and its quizzes. The one-time "Full Access" purchase permanently unlocks everything: quizzes to master the signs, all practical situations and detailed progress tracking. No subscription. One payment, for life. ---------------------- ABOUT Panno is an independent learning tool designed to help you prepare for the Swiss driving theory test. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by the asa (Association of Road Traffic Offices). Content is based on Swiss federal law, in particular the Signalling Ordinance (SSV/OSR, SR 741.21) and the Traffic Rules Ordinance (VRV/OCR, SR 741.11), freely available on fedlex.admin.ch. Road sign images are sourced from Wikimedia Commons under open licences.