RoadReview connects the driven route with the situations your instructor records. Once the lesson is synced, you can both review the same record.
After a lesson, there is a lot to remember: junctions, feedback and new tasks. A GPS track alone cannot explain what was difficult. RoadReview brings the route and the recorded situations together.
GPS recording begins when the instructor starts the lesson. Markers, logged mistakes and voice notes are associated with the drive. Recording can be paused and resumed, and the lesson is reviewed before completion.
A completed lesson can be saved locally for a later upload. This keeps the record available when there is no connection. Other devices see the new lesson after it has synced successfully.
The route, assessment, learning notes and next steps remain attached to the lesson. Students can revisit specific places; instructors can check the context before the next drive.
Three steps
Choose the student, lesson type and planned scope.
Record GPS positions and relevant situations.
Check the entries and next steps, then upload now or later.
Location permission and suitable GPS reception are required. Maps and other online services need a connection. GPS recording does not record video; a camera is an optional addition.
Students use RoadReview through a participating driving school. New schools can register their interest; the enquiry does not automatically activate access.
You do not need a GoPro or an OBD adapter for GPS documentation and lesson review. Those devices are optional additions to the smartphone workflow.
Completed lessons can be saved locally and uploaded later. Maps, transcription and access from other devices require internet.
After a successful upload, the synced lesson is available for review in the linked student account.
Ask whether your driving school uses RoadReview. Access is provided through the participating school. You can send an enquiry to recommend RoadReview to your school.