Drivio: Road Signs & Rules

NOTICE: Drivio does NOT represent, is NOT affiliated with, and is NOT endorsed by any government entity. It is independent study material. It does not replace the official handbook or website of your country's traffic authority, and does not guarantee you will pass any exam. OFFICIAL SOURCES — always check your country's traffic authority: Brazil (Senatran / Ministry of Transport): https://www.gov.br/transportes/pt-br/assuntos/transito Spain (Dirección General de Tráfico): https://www.dgt.es/inicio/ United States (USA.gov, state motor vehicle services): https://www.usa.gov/state-motor-vehicle-services France (Service-Public, driving licence): https://www.service-public.gouv.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/N530 Italy (Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport): https://www.ilportaledellautomobilista.it/web/portale-automobilista/home Germany (Federal Ministry for Transport): https://www.bmv.de/DE/Home/home.html Japan (National Police Agency, Traffic Bureau): https://www.npa.go.jp/bureau/traffic/index.html WHAT DRIVIO IS A study app about road signs and traffic rules, with daily practice, timed practice tests and a sign catalog, covering 7 countries. PRACTICE Short sessions of questions chosen by spaced repetition, prioritizing what you still get wrong. Detailed explanation after every answer. PRACTICE TEST Timed practice tests, so you get used to answering against the clock. Instant result, review of your wrong answers and attempt history. ROAD SIGNS A traffic sign catalog organized by category, with search and favorites for quick review. PROFILE Track your accuracy per category, your test history and your study streak. COUNTRIES AND LANGUAGES Content for Brazil, Spain, United States, France, Italy, Germany and Japan. App available in Portuguese, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Japanese. ABOUT THE CONTENT The questions are our own educational material, written independently. They are not official exam questions, do not come from any government question bank, and may not reflect current rules in your country or state. In the United States there is no single federal exam and rules vary by state. Before any test, study using the official material from the responsible traffic authority, linked above.