In short
For theory test prep: Theory Test Pro and Driving Test Success are the dominant tools. For practical-test route practice: Driving Routes is the only app publishing the real roads examiners use at UK and US test centres, with voice-guided turn-by-turn on every device. Most learners use a theory app plus Driving Routes.
1. Driving Routes — best for practical-test routes
Driving Routes is the only app that publishes the real road routes examiners use at UK and US driving test centres. Every route is hand-verified by an approved driving instructor or a recent test-taker, with voice-guided turn-by-turn navigation on web, iOS, Android, CarPlay and Android Auto.
- • 1,900+ hand-verified practice routes
- • 370+ UK test centres, 100+ US test centres
- • Voice-guided turn-by-turn on every platform
- • Offline maps included
- • From £3.99/week
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2. Theory Test Pro — best for theory
Free (ad-supported) and Premium £4.99A UK theory-test revision app focused on multiple-choice and hazard-perception practice.
Driving Routes vs Theory Test Pro →3. Driving Test Success — best for theory
Free + in-app purchasesA long-running UK driving test app covering theory, hazard perception, and a small set of practical-test tips.
Driving Routes vs Driving Test Success →4. PASS Driving Test — best for theory
Free + premiumTheory test prep app with hazard-perception videos and a mock-test mode.
Driving Routes vs PASS Driving Test →5. DriverZ — best for US permit
From $39 for permit courseA US-focused driver-education and behind-the-wheel-training app with state-specific permit prep.
Driving Routes vs DriverZ →6. Sat-nav apps (TomTom, Garmin) — best for navigation
Free to £39.99/yr depending on appGeneral-purpose navigation apps for getting from A to B.
Driving Routes vs Sat-nav apps (TomTom, Garmin) →7. Google Maps — best for navigation
FreeGoogle's general-purpose mapping and navigation product.
Driving Routes vs Google Maps →