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How it works

Ten minutes a day until all three lights are green.

They practise a little each day. We bring back what they got wrong, and show you when they're ready.

  1. 1

    Free check

    Ten questions on rules, signs and controls. Each part gets a light: red, amber or green. You see how many more right answers it takes to get to green.

  2. 2

    Short rounds, most days

    About 10 questions a day, in rounds of two or three minutes. Each answer is marked at once, with a short reason why. If they get one wrong, it comes back over the next few days until it sticks. If a reason doesn't click, AI can explain it another way, in simple words.

  3. 3

    A plan to the test date

    Tell us the date of the test. They get a plan for each day: what to learn, what to go over, and when to do a mock. It's spread over about three weeks, so there's no cramming.

  4. 4

    Mock tests like the real one

    Three parts, each with its own pass mark, and a timer. They only see the marks at the end, just like at the test centre.

  5. 5

    Test day

    They go in when all three lights are green. After the test, they tell us how it went and earn reward points.

Start with 10 questions.

It takes about 3 minutes, and you see a light for each part.

A teenager with curly hair taps through questions on her phone