Feature tour
A closer look at Learners Test Canada: practice tests in your province's format, explained answers, a daily plan, road signs, progress by part, and your privacy choices.
When you first open the app, you pick where you will take your test. The app then sets up that test's practice format: its parts, the number of questions, the pass mark for each part, and any time limit.
Timed tests can also be practised with double time or no timer. Progress is kept separately for each province. Compare the tests by province.
Ontario · practice test in the app
The Ontario practice test in the app. Figures marked to be confirmed are practice settings, not official figures.
After you check an answer, a sheet slides up. If you missed, it tells you why your choice was wrong before anything else, then why the right answer is right, and the handbook section the rule comes from. You can open the reasons for the other wrong choices too.
Before you check, tap how sure you were: guessed, unsure or I know this. A lucky guess still comes back for review.
The home screen shows your route to the test: signs, rules, the practice test, then test-ready. Today's plan puts your reviews first, then new questions, and picks up where you left off.
Practise by topic, by road-sign family, or go straight to your mistakes and saved questions.
Where your province scores each part on its own, so does the app. Progress rings show each part against its target, and practice test results show your score in each part against its pass line.
Practice results are never official results, and the app never shows your chances of passing as a percentage.
Signs are grouped by family, the way you learn them: regulatory, warning, construction, information, school and pedestrian signs, and signals. Every sign is original artwork drawn from a written description, not copied from an official image.
Switch language at any time. Québec's questions are written in French first.
All questions, explanations and sources are in the app.
The same night-road look after dark, and screens that adapt to larger text.
An account is optional. Sign in with email or Google, and your progress for every province backs up automatically. Guests keep everything on the phone.
“Help improve the app” is a box you can tick or untick at setup, and change anytime in Profile. Privacy policy.
Think a question is wrong? Report it from the explanation; we check it against the handbook.
Each province and territory has its own achievements, and each one is earned by using a real feature: practising every topic, fixing mistakes, finishing a full practice test.
Export your study data as a JSON file, or erase local progress, from Profile.
Rate the app or share it with friends who are getting their learner's licence, from Profile.
Free
Lifetime access · at launch
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Android app. It is not on Google Play yet; the link will appear here when it is.
