Note des avis : 72 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 182 215 notes
72sur 100
One of the more accurate trainers: questions are close to the real exam, there are explanations and a missed-question bank, and many pass CDL and regular tests on the first try. Downsides are that half the material sits behind a subscription, questions repeat, and a few answers are wrong.
Points forts
Questions close to the real test, answer explanations, missed-question review bank, strong CDL prep, clean interface
Reproches
Half the material behind a paywall, repeating questions, occasional wrong answers, purchase restore trouble on a new device, charged after cancelling the trial
Pour qui : People prepping for a regular test or CDL who want a reliable trainer alongside the official state manual.
Note des avis : 62 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 14 998 notes
62sur 100
A free trainer covering the whole CDL spectrum including endorsements, and many pass GK and doubles/triples on it first try. But overlap with the real exam swings by state and is thin on HAZMAT, with some answers not matching the DMV booklet. Explanations are scarce and question grammar is often clumsy.
Points forts
Free and covers the full CDL set at once: general knowledge, air brakes, doubles/triples, tanker, hazmat. Good for warming up and reviewing before the exam, many pass GK first try.
Reproches
Overlap with the real state test is weak and inconsistent, especially on HAZMAT. There are wrong answers, lots of grammar slips, and questions that read like machine translation. Ads pop every 5-10 questions and are easy to mis-tap.
Pour qui : People stacking several CDL endorsements who want a free run through the base before the exam. For safety pair it with the official booklet and double-check disputed answers.
Note des avis : 62 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 3 902 notes
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This is a free Pennsylvania-specific app, and it basically works. People prepare and pass the exam on the first try. The main downside is ads right in the middle of a test that break focus and sometimes kill an attempt.
Points forts
It helps build confidence before the exam and genuinely prepares you for the permit. Nice design, different modes, access to the handbook. Many passed and are grateful.
Reproches
Ads every couple of questions are the top complaint in nearly every review. One long ad even counted a test as failed. There are wrong answers, typos, and odd wording, and the stats counter sometimes shows unfinished on a completed test.
Pour qui : For Pennsylvania residents willing to tolerate ads for free prep. Those who cannot stand ads mid-task should look at a paid option.
Rang 4. Note des avis : 60 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 45 400 notes
60sur 100
A solid CDL trainer: the air brakes and combinations sections helped many pass on the first try, and the missed-question review works well. But there are factual slips in answers (it confuses 8 and 10 hours in the sleeper berth), some questions are off-topic for the class you need, ads are heavy, and sometimes wrong-state questions pop up.
Points forts : Strong air brakes and combinations sections, missed-question review, free access to the bank, helps you get your CLP
Reproches : Factual errors in answers, questions off-topic for your class, heavy ads, occasional wrong-state questions, the app heats the phone and drains the battery
Pour qui : Aspiring truck drivers prepping for the CDL who will double-check questionable answers against the manual.
Rang 5. Note des avis : 60 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 6 540 notes
60sur 100
A solid general-knowledge trainer, people really pass CDL on it. But the answer key has recurring errors: questions about stopping distance of empty versus loaded trucks are keyed wrong, and the app marks the correct answer as incorrect. Hazmat coverage is weak, and ads every two questions in practice mode seriously get in the way of studying.
Points forts : Prepares you well for general knowledge, many pass the next day after cramming. The exam mode and question repetition land well, and the GK content is called among the best.
Reproches : The answer key has recurring errors (stopping distance of empty versus loaded truck and bobtail), and the correct answer is marked wrong. Over half the hazmat exam questions are missing. Ads every 2 questions in practice mode, an accidental left swipe wipes all progress, and the screen freezes.
Pour qui : People prepping for CDL general knowledge who can tolerate ads or stay in exam mode. For hazmat and disputed braking questions, cross-check with another source.
Rang 6. Note des avis : 58 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 232 727 notes
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The short game-style lessons work well for beginners, but the app asks you to pay almost immediately after you pick your state, and the free tier gives you almost nothing. Some users found questions on the real exam that were never in the app, and deeper topics like new-driver restrictions are covered thinly.
Points forts : Short clear lessons, game-like format, explanations before you answer, gets you into the material fast
Reproches : Paywall right after install with no way out, charged on day one of the trial, skips key exam topics, some questions did not match the real test
Pour qui : Beginners who are fine paying for a subscription and prefer learning in small bites rather than from a manual.
Rang 7. Note des avis : 58 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 6 762 notes
58sur 100
For some the questions match the exam word for word, for others almost nothing matched after memorizing 400+ terms. Recent versions broke the images in questions, so you cannot see them and have to guess. Ads pop every 2-3 questions, and answer explanations and detailed results are hidden behind a subscription.
Points forts : Many find the questions close to the real exam, and the practice tests build confidence right before the DMV. A pleasant first-use experience and handy pre-test drilling.
Reproches : Test overlap is inconsistent, with states (WA) and cases where almost nothing matched after memorizing hundreds of terms. Recent versions fail to load images in questions, forcing guesses. Very heavy ads every 2-3 questions, and mistake explanations and detailed results are subscription-only.
Pour qui : People who want a quick confidence trainer the day before the permit test and can tolerate ads or pay for pro. Check that question images actually load for you.
Rang 8. Note des avis : 58 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 3 026 notes
58sur 100
This free Georgia-specific app genuinely helps prepare for the permit, with happy parents and teens. The main trouble is ads after almost every question that break concentration. Some warn that the question bank does not cover the full scope and you can fail without the official book.
Points forts : It helps learn signs and rules and prepares you for the written exam. Parents find it handy to study with their kids, and the reward system motivates. Flashcards and the handbook are on hand.
Reproches : Ads after every three or four questions are the top complaint in nearly all reviews, and even a blocker does not help. Some questions do not match the real test and the bank does not cover the full scope, which is why people failed at DDS.
Pour qui : For Georgia residents willing to tolerate ads and back up their study with the official handbook. Not as the sole source, the bank is incomplete.
Rang 9. Note des avis : 58 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,6★ · 1 118 notes
58sur 100
The app genuinely helped a lot of people prepare and pass, with plenty of tests and questions. But a recurring bug keeps flipping the correct answer when a question repeats, and the review screen highlights two answers at once. There are also complaints that few of the app's questions showed up on the real exam.
Points forts : Lots of free mock tests you can run as many times as you want. People like how easy and even fun the studying is, and several reviews mention passing the exam.
Reproches : Answers sometimes get muddled: you pick the right one and it counts as wrong, then on the repeat the correct answer is a different option. The review screen highlights two answers at once. Some people found none of the app's questions on the real test, and a purchased ad-removal was lost after switching phones.
Pour qui : People who want to run free mock tests over and over and do not mind double-checking disputed answers against the manual.
Rang 10. Note des avis : 57 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 6 452 notes
57sur 100
A state-specific trainer for NY, and overlap with the real permit test is high: people say the NYC test is almost a copy of the app and pass after a day of cramming. Flashcards and the marathon test prepare you well. The main and nearly only issue is a barrage of ads every 1-2 minutes, some inappropriate for teens.
Points forts : Accurate match to the real NY permit test, people call it a copy of the app and pass after a day of prep. Flashcards and the marathon mode are handy, you can study on the commute and ease pre-test stress.
Reproches : Ads literally every 1-2 minutes, after every question, and some cannot be closed and open the App Store, freezing the app. Some ads are inappropriate for the teens who are the ones prepping for the permit. In places you have to wait 30 seconds after a question.
Pour qui : Teens and adults in New York State who want an accurate trainer for the local permit test. Be ready to endure a lot of ads or find a way to remove them.
Rang 11. Note des avis : 55 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 14 109 notes
55sur 100
A full ELDT course with videos and handbook-based questions, and people really pass hazmat and endorsements with top scores on it. But it is a repackaged DMV Genie at a higher price, and the payment side works badly: purchased subscriptions vanish, extra charges appear, and promised lifetime access gets lost.
Points forts : A well-organized ELDT course: videos, handbook-aligned questions, coverage of all endorsements. People pass hazmat and other tests first try, often a month of prep is enough.
Reproches : Billing breaks down: lifetime subscriptions disappear, double and surprise charges happen, and the listed price differs from the checkout price. Content costs more than DMV Genie from the same developer with the same substance. Sometimes the ELDT certificate does not show after completion.
Pour qui : People who specifically need a structured ELDT course for hazmat or endorsements and are willing to pay for a month subscription. Before buying, compare the price with DMV Genie and watch your charges.
Rang 12. Note des avis : 55 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,6★ · 3 549 notes
55sur 100
The app genuinely helps and is praised mostly by Spanish-speaking users who passed the exam. But the Spanish translation is nonsensical in places, as if from Google Translate, and for some the practice test crashes on launch. Lots of ads.
Points forts : It shows the correct answers after each question, handy for people who are not tech-savvy. Spanish-speaking users are grateful and describe getting their license after studying in the app.
Reproches : The Spanish translation is poor and sometimes meaningless, diverging from the handbook. For some people the practice test crashes right on opening even after reinstalling. Ads get in the way of studying.
Pour qui : For those studying in English and willing to put up with ads. Spanish speakers should double-check the wording, the translation lets them down.
Rang 13. Note des avis : 55 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 1 498 notes
55sur 100
It genuinely helps many pass the CDL, the air-brake question images get praise, and the flashcards work. But some of the glowing reviews read suspiciously smooth, and sober ones note exam questions that weren't in the app and charges for a subscription never signed up for.
Points forts : The question style matches the exam in several states, air-brake images and flashcards help, and people pass all sections first try.
Reproches : The AI repeats a question three or four times per quiz, there's no theory before the test, some questions didn't match the DMV, and it charges for a subscription you never set up.
Pour qui : CDL candidates, especially for air brakes where the images help. Check your subscriptions and don't trust the glowing reviews alone.
Rang 14. Note des avis : 54 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 103 528 notes
54sur 100
This is a full drivers ed course, not just a question trainer, with videos and text that many find easier than classroom lessons. But it costs more than rivals, support is weak, and the completion certificate sometimes arrives late or fails to load, which gets people turned away at the DMV. There are complaints about clashes with specific state requirements and pushed add-on services.
Points forts : Full course with video and text, explains things more clearly than class, mini-checks keep you focused, teens like it
Reproches : Pricier than rivals, certificate arrives late or fails to load, weak support, pushed add-ons at signup, some data conflicts with state requirements
Pour qui : Teens and parents who need a full online drivers ed course with a certificate, not just test questions.
Rang 15. Note des avis : 52 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 130 637 notes
52sur 100
The content is free and actually decent: questions resemble the real test and wrong answers come with explanations. But ads wreck the experience, 30-60 second clips drop in mid-practice and break your flow. It also lacks pictures for the road signs.
Points forts : Free access, questions resemble the real test, explanations for wrong answers, retake option
Reproches : Too many ads right during the test, long clips break your flow, pop-up ads lose your current question, few sign images
Pour qui : People who need free access and can tolerate heavy ads for the sake of practice.
Rang 16. Note des avis : 52 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 8 268 notes
52sur 100
The flashcard-and-sections format is handy and some pass permit first try. But many say almost none of the exam questions appeared in the app and that the signs look AI-generated. There are errors: in the intersection questions the correct answer contradicts the explanation, and some items are factually wrong.
Points forts : Handy format: flashcards, category breakdown, and you can read the material manually too. Helps many feel more confident, some pass permit first try.
Reproches : Overlap with the real test is often weak, up to 19 of 20 unfamiliar questions. Signs and some questions look AI-generated and are not on the actual permit. There are key and logic errors (intersection, age and alcohol), and ads disrupt the test run.
Pour qui : People who want a visual flashcard trainer to review the basics. Better used alongside the official handbook rather than instead of it.
Rang 17. Note des avis : 52 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,6★ · 3 168 notes
52sur 100
For CDL prep the app is popular and many pass quickly, with the endorsement coverage and practice tests praised. But an alarming complaint recurs: a noticeable share of questions have wrong information or wording not from the CDL book. Plus confusion over the annual subscription charge.
Points forts : More convenient than the outdated paper handbook, it prepares you for different endorsements like school bus and passengers. People pass in a couple of weeks and praise the clear, realistic tests.
Reproches : By users' estimates about 5-7 percent of questions carry wrong information, and some wording does not match the state CDL book. There are questions missing needed data, blank screens, and doubled answers. The annual subscription gets charged again monthly.
Pour qui : For future CDL drivers as a trainer alongside the official book, with mandatory double-checking of questionable answers. Not as the sole source before the exam.
Rang 18. Note des avis : 52 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,3★ · 1 115 notes
52sur 100
A free prep app for the Alabama permit test: some got 90% overlap and an easy pass, others failed because the wording differed. The shared pain point is ads popping up every few questions and badly breaking focus.
Points forts : Completely free with plenty of tests. Some people studied for a month and passed on the first try, and a few reviews claim 90% overlap with the real exam.
Reproches : Ads every few questions, sometimes inappropriate for teens. The real test is worded differently, and some people failed after studying only with the app. There are also typos, freezes, and buggy score counting.
Pour qui : People prepping for the Alabama permit test who can tolerate ads for a free tool and also read the official manual so the different wording does not catch them out.
Rang 19. Note des avis : 50 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 20 007 notes
50sur 100
A free trainer with a nice layout and post-answer explanations, and many pass the test with it. But there's a notable bug where the road-sign images just don't load, making sign questions impossible to pass. The premium ad sometimes covers the continue button, and some questions differ from the real test, especially after moving to another state.
Points forts : Free access, handy layout, explanations after each answer, helps you pass the permit
Reproches : Road-sign images don't load, the premium ad covers the continue button, sometimes two correct answers, some questions did not match the real test, occasional freezes
Pour qui : People who want a free trainer with explanations and can live with the sign-image bug.
Rang 20. Note des avis : 50 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 12 532 notes
50sur 100
Some pass on it in a couple of days without reading the handbook, but many pay for the full bank and still fail because the real test asks different questions. Even the paid version has incomplete overlap, and images of signs fail to load in many questions. Some answers are outdated and the purchase does not carry between devices.
Points forts : Helps you drill quickly and ease test anxiety, especially for people who failed permit before. The flashcards and section breakdown land well, some pass after a day or two of prep.
Reproches : Even the paid full question set does not cover the real test, people fail after weeks of prep. Sign images fail to display in many questions because the image source is dead. There are outdated answers and typos, and the purchase is not always available on another device.
Pour qui : People who want light on-the-go practice and to calm nerves before the permit test. For a guarantee you will still need to work through your local DMV site and its quizzes.
Rang 21. Note des avis : 50 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,6★ · 2 810 notes
50sur 100
A simple, clear app where many found the questions nearly matched the real exam and passed on the first try. But just as many failed because the bank is outdated and does not line up with their state's test. The outcome depends heavily on your state and luck.
Points forts : A simple, clear interface with questions often close to the real test. People studied for a couple of days and passed on the first try, praising the lack of filler questions.
Reproches : The bank is outdated and in several states diverges from the real test, with wrong answers like wheel position on a downhill slope. Progress sometimes resets on its own. The question count does not always match the real state exam.
Pour qui : For those who want a quick feel for the format and will double-check the material on their state's DMV site. Do not rely on it alone, the bank is outdated in places.
Rang 22. Note des avis : 48 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 3 361 notes
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An app with a gamified design and pleasant rewards for a completed test, with questions close to the real ones. But essentially only one lesson is free, then a paywall, and the subscription is demanded by card right at entry and is hard to cancel. Many typos and grammar errors in the questions.
Points forts : Real questions and answers, a pleasant reward system with a cheerful sound after success. It helps break down the details of the rules and prepares you for the exam.
Reproches : Almost everything is behind a paywall after the first lesson, canceling the subscription is hard, and the cancel settings are nowhere to be found. Typos and weak grammar in questions throw you off, and wrong answers turn up. The free version gives only three lives.
Pour qui : For those willing to take a paid subscription who want a gamified prep format. For a quick free look, only the first lesson will do.
Rang 23. Note des avis : 47 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 1 452 notes
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For the California test the questions are often near-identical and people pass first try. But results are inconsistent: some scored 95% steadily and still failed, questions repeat, images stopped loading, and ads hit after every action.
Points forts : Questions are often close to the real CA test, you can save missed ones into a separate run, and many pass first try after practicing.
Reproches : Questions repeat and some aren't from the exam, images fail to load and show a question mark, the app freezes and crashes, ads after every test, plus complaints of data harvesting and scam texts.
Pour qui : Californians as their main practice, but not the only source. Add fresh topics like NEV and hand signals from the manual.
Rang 24. Note des avis : 46 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 30 384 notes
46sur 100
A free trainer with a clear set of tests, and some people pass on the first try. But many failed the exam because the app's questions differed noticeably from the real ones, with New Jersey and California drawing the most complaints. Ads push into the test, progress isn't saved, and one user's one-time premium purchase vanished and asked to be paid for again.
Points forts : Free access, clear set of tests, review of your own mistakes, helped some pass on the first try
Reproches : Questions often don't match the real test, ads block your progress, progress isn't saved, one-time premium purchase disappears, sometimes you can't select an answer
Pour qui : People who want to run free tests but will read the official state manual alongside it.
Rang 25. Note des avis : 46 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 7 448 notes
46sur 100
The Duolingo-style format and detailed explanations are liked, but almost all content is paywalled and the bank itself is weak. There is outdated data like the wrong following distance in Kentucky, typos, and questions with multiple correct answers. Overlap with the real DMV, especially on endorsements, is low, and there are complaints about charges after canceling.
Points forts : A pleasant Duolingo-like interface and detailed, clear explanations. Repetitive questions help drill the basics, and some get their permit on the app alone.
Reproches : Almost everything is paywalled with a short trial. The bank has outdated facts (Kentucky following distance), typos, and questions where several answers are correct but only one counts. Overlap with the DMV on hazmat and passenger is low. There are charges after cancellation and no Spanish at all.
Pour qui : People who like a gamified format and will pay a subscription for handy explanations. Do not rely on it alone for endorsements and state-specific rules.
Rang 26. Note des avis : 45 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 3 222 notes
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This Alabama-specific app does help you prepare, and there are people who passed the permit. But the ads are so heavy they interrupt studying every couple of questions, and after a redesign much of it went behind a subscription. People are annoyed by the changed rules and the flood of ads.
Points forts : It covers basic signs and driving situations well and genuinely helps pass the permit. The smart learning for a small fee is seen as worth it, and some passed on the first try.
Reproches : Too many ads, a 45-second clip literally every two or three questions. After the update only the mock test is free, the rest behind a subscription, though it used to be free. Premium sometimes unlocks only some cards, and progress gets reset.
Pour qui : For Alabama residents willing to tolerate ads or pay for smart learning. Those who counted on the old free version will be disappointed.
Rang 27. Note des avis : 45 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 2 282 notes
45sur 100
The road-sign material is decent, but the exam covers more than the app does. The bigger problem is the ads that pop up every three to five questions and shred the whole session.
Points forts : As a supplement to the manual it helps drill signs, and some do pass after using it.
Reproches : Ads after every few questions drive people crazy, the questions don't match the real RMV test, there's no review of missed answers, and the score counter sometimes reads low.
Pour qui : People already reading the official Massachusetts manual who want to drill signs. The app alone won't get you through the exam.
Rang 28. Note des avis : 44 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,6★ · 97 286 notes
44sur 100
A pleasant interface hides a heavy paywall: it won't show your test results without payment, and you can barely do anything for free. The bank has errors, outdated state manuals, and signs of generative-AI text, plus some state mix-ups. Some people pass the exam with it, but relying on it alone is risky.
Points forts : Easy navigation, some questions match the real test, most-missed-question trainer
Reproches : Test results locked until you pay, outdated state manuals, wrong answers, theory reads like generative-AI text, state mix-ups, heavy subscription ads
Pour qui : People willing to pay and to double-check questionable answers against the official state manual.
Rang 29. Note des avis : 44 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 1 389 notes
44sur 100
The 4.8 rating rests on a five-stars-to-kill-ads scheme, so the score can't be trusted. The real pain is the subscription: $25 a month charged instantly under a 'free trial,' with canceling and refunds a struggle.
Points forts : For those who pay it helps close knowledge gaps, the flashcards are useful, and beginners like it as an intro to the rules.
Pour qui : Beginners willing to pay a monthly subscription and check the trial terms in advance. Don't trust the store rating, read the review text.
Rang 30. Note des avis : 42 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 1 398 notes
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Those who pay the one-time price often praise it and pass both permit and CDL from this one app. But the free branding misleads, everything quickly hits a paywall, and a plagiarism accusation from a competitor hangs over the content.
Points forts : The one-time purchase pays off, questions are accurate and varied, missed answers are explained, and many pass permit and CDL first try on it alone.
Reproches : Billed as free while almost everything costs money, a near-hundred-dollar price appears, some questions lack images, the app sometimes won't launch, and a content-copying accusation lingers.
Pour qui : Permit or CDL candidates willing to pay a one-time price and not expecting free. For sign-image questions back yourself up with the manual.
Rang 31. Note des avis : 41 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,5★ · 4 162 notes
41sur 100
The app promises easy prep, and those who reach the content do pass. But too many people pay for a subscription and get no access, left with one test of eleven questions. The billing problem has repeated for years and hurts trust.
Points forts : Clear presentation of the rules, nice graphics, and the chance to fix your mistakes. People share that they studied on their own and with family and passed the written exam.
Reproches : The main trouble is billing: the subscription is charged but tests beyond the first do not unlock. Sign images fail to load, so you answer sign questions blind. The help button leads to an unrelated Facebook page.
Pour qui : For those who find the free first test enough to get a feel for the format. Paying for a subscription is risky until the unlock is fixed.
Rang 32. Note des avis : 40 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 2 089 notes
40sur 100
The study part is decent and helps many pass, but billing is broken. Accounts lose data within a week, purchases vanish and the app demands money again, and some content stays locked behind a repeat upgrade.
Points forts : The material primes your brain for test mode, the interface is simple, and plenty pass the written exam after it.
Reproches : Progress and payment disappear, the course asks to be bought again, there are typos and stale figures like the damage threshold, and some questions sit behind an upgrade.
Pour qui : Californians willing to risk losing access they paid for. Keep your receipt in case you need a refund dispute.
Rang 33. Note des avis : 38 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 4 221 notes
38sur 100
The storefront 4.83 does not match the text, where the real average is around 4.08. Two main issues: a hard paywall after 5-6 questions and factual errors in answers. In the right-of-way topic every option was marked wrong, the school bus question is keyed wrong, and on the Nevada permit only half the questions matched.
Points forts : It helps some as a reference and review, the tap-to-open explanations are clear, and the test gives new questions each time. As a light warm-up for a beginner it sometimes works.
Reproches : The paywall kicks in after 5-6 questions, almost everything is paid, and the roughly $6-a-week subscription feels like a trap. There are factually wrong answers: in the right-of-way topic every option was marked wrong and the school bus question is keyed wrong. On the real Nevada permit only half the questions matched and one person failed.
Pour qui : Hardly anyone paying. The free limit of 5-6 questions is too small and the answer key cannot be trusted, better to grab the official state handbook.
Rang 34. Note des avis : 38 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 4 168 notes
38sur 100
The storefront shows almost five stars, but real reviews split in two. Some passed and praise how close it is to the real test, others failed on wrong answers and complain about money taken from their accounts. The gap between the store score and what real people write is too wide.
Points forts : Those who passed note the clean interface and questions that follow real exam logic. People say they studied on the app and passed the California test on the first try.
Reproches : Some questions do not match the real test, and there are wrong facts like the residential speed limit. Sign images fail to load, progress tracking is broken, and money gets charged even without a purchase.
Pour qui : For those ready to take a risk and double-check answers against the official handbook. For reliable state-specific prep, better find an option without a questionable question bank.
Rang 35. Note des avis : 38 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 1 537 notes
38sur 100
A real driver's-ed course with videos and quizzes, kids finish it and pass. The trouble is the plumbing: login won't let you in after signup, the certificate costs extra and takes weeks, and support often goes silent.
Points forts : The material actually teaches, the videos are liked, the course is finished fast, and some get the certificate mailed and pass at the DMV.
Reproches : Login rejects even the right password, password resets never arrive, the certificate costs extra and goes missing, and support is hard to understand and quiet for weeks.
Pour qui : People who need the official course certificate and can tolerate billing and support hassle. Keep proof of your payments.
Rang 36. Note des avis : 34 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 6 695 notes
34sur 100
The storefront stars do not match the text: the real review average is 2.8. The core problem is that all five exams in a section consist of the same questions, the same question repeats five or six times in a test, so there is barely any practice. On the real CDL in NC nothing matched, plus it is paid, with clumsy English and charges after the trial.
Points forts : Someone managed to pass CDL B on it after very intense prep over a week and a half. That is where the upside ends.
Reproches : The real review score is only 2.8. All five exams in a section repeat the same questions, one question comes up 5-6 times in a 50-question test, and different exams are identical. Overlap with the real CDL is low or none, with questions from other states. Paid, clumsy English, nagging rating prompts, and charges after the trial with no way to cancel.
Pour qui : Almost no one. If you are truly short on time, use a free alternative, the official CDL booklet and YouTube rather than paying for repeated questions.
Rang 37. Note des avis : 34 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,5★ · 2 630 notes
34sur 100
Gives false confidence. The question pool is too narrow and answer order never shuffles, so you memorize position instead of the rule. The real CDL exam has topics that never appear in the app.
Points forts : A few passed studying only from it, and the reading sections are called genuinely useful.
Reproches : The pool doesn't cover the exam, questions and answers get cut off and unreadable on iPhone, tests can't be retaken, and the subscription keeps charging after you cancel.
Pour qui : At best a first look at CDL topics. Relying on it alone is risky, the real exam is far broader.
Rang 38. Note des avis : 32 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 61 426 notes
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Only the download is free, past that you can't do anything without a subscription. Many users failed the real exam because two-thirds of the questions were different, there are outdated and plain wrong answers, and some answer choices don't display. There are complaints about charges after cancelling and sudden monthly billing.
Points forts : Pleasant interface, several practice modes, some scenario questions are close to the real ones
Reproches : Nothing available without a subscription, many questions did not match the real test, outdated and wrong answers, answer choices not displaying, hidden and ongoing charges
Pour qui : Honestly no one: too many content misses and billing questions, better to pick a more reliable trainer.
Rang 39. Note des avis : 30 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 18 067 notes
30sur 100
The design is pleasant, but the content lets it down: questions are clumsily worded, with typos and sometimes two correct answers, so you end up guessing the intended one. In practice the same question repeats many times, so you can't test the full scope of your knowledge. People fail the exam when relying on it, crashes and server issues are common, and there are complaints about paying $99 to no avail.
Points forts : Pleasant design, helped some get their CDL, has a free bank
Reproches : Clumsy wording and typos, one question repeats many times, wrong answers and two-correct answers, frequent crashes and server issues, questions diverge from the real CDL test
Pour qui : Honestly no one as a primary CDL trainer: too many errors and tech problems, a different app is safer.
Rang 40. Note des avis : 28 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,6★ · 2 217 notes
28sur 100
The app asks your state as if it'll tailor questions, but it serves metric speeds and signs that don't exist on American roads. Ads hit every three questions and often can't be closed because the X sits off the screen edge.
Points forts : A few questions are lifted straight from the DMV sample test, and some with an accurate state pool manage to pass.
Reproches : Speeds in kilometers and left-side driving betray non-US development, ads are unclosable, the app crashes on launch, and correct answers are sometimes marked wrong.
Pour qui : Honestly, almost no one in the US. Metric units and foreign signs outweigh the occasional good question.
Rang 41. Note des avis : 25 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 2 029 notes
25sur 100
Dangerous because it teaches the wrong thing: correct answers get marked wrong, and it sometimes prompts the wrong action outright. Wording is in broken English, questions jump between languages, and errors and typos abound.
Points forts : Spanish speakers like that content exists in Spanish and covers the CDL basics, and some call it convenient.
Reproches : Correct answers flagged as wrong and teaching mistakes, broken English, language switching mid-quiz, an unclosable game ad, and a hard-to-find cancel button.
Pour qui : Hard to recommend to anyone seriously. Studying from an app that confuses right and wrong means memorizing errors.
Rang 42. Note des avis : 24 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 3 606 notes
24sur 100
The gap between the near five stars on the store and the real text average of 2.5 is huge. One test is free but repeats the same questions every time, and the rest costs money. Even after paying, people complain about duplicates, typos, and questions not for their state.
Points forts : Short praise with no specifics. A couple of people hope the app will help them pass, but there are almost no detailed success stories.
Reproches : One free test with frozen questions, the rest behind a paywall. Many duplicate questions even within a single test, typos, missing words, and questions not for the right state. People paid and got no access to materials before their exam.
Pour qui : Probably no one. Too many complaints about billing and question quality, with a real risk of failing the actual exam over wrong questions.
Rang 43. Note des avis : 24 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,4★ · 1 297 notes
24sur 100
The app looks free but every tap hits a subscription wall, and the trial quietly charges you. Some people passed after grinding the tests, yet many say the questions never showed up on their real exam. A textbook paywall trap propped up by an a storefront star that diverges from review text.
Points forts : Those who got past the wall and aced every practice test often passed on the first try, sometimes without even opening the official manual.
Reproches : Almost everything is locked behind a subscription and the payment pop-up appears on every action. The free trial charges money and is hard to cancel. Some questions did not match the real exam, and there are repeats plus loading bugs on the answers.
Pour qui : Only for people ready to pay for the subscription upfront and just run through the question bank. Anyone looking for free prep is better off with the DMV manual from the state website.
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