Texas Driving Test PREMIUM
$2.21About Texas Driving Test PREMIUM
Texas drive permit practice test (PREMIUM VERSION)
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Pass the knowledge and driving tests by following the three steps of learning:
1) MEMORIZING: By reading and seeing images related to the questions
2) PRACTICING: Using scientifically proven method of spaced repetition
3) MEASURING: Taking quick quizzes and view your progress over time
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✔ More than 300 questions to prepare for the knowledge test
✔ View a graph of your progress over time
✔ Shows images relevant to the questions being asked
✔ No ads
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Pass the knowledge and driving tests by following the three steps of learning:
1) MEMORIZING: By reading and seeing images related to the questions
2) PRACTICING: Using scientifically proven method of spaced repetition
3) MEASURING: Taking quick quizzes and view your progress over time
★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★★
✔ More than 300 questions to prepare for the knowledge test
✔ View a graph of your progress over time
✔ Shows images relevant to the questions being asked
✔ No ads
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Some questions have incorrect answers marked as correct. It will literally mark you as incorrect for choosing the right answer and offer an incorrect answer as the correct one. The questions are standard - you can look up the questions online and see that the answers the app is providing are wrong. This app is dangerously bad considering it is supposed to be teaching driving rules. An example is question 45/308 in "Learning Mode". The question is "If you approach a person (who is about to cross the road) walking with a white cane or a white cane tipped with red, you must:". The answer it says is correct is "use your horn". You can google that question (or just think) to see that the correct answer should be "stop". Another example is question 43/308 where it shows the wrong road sign for the description it considers correct. Also, a lot of the images don't load and the UI is generally terrible.