Activity across days
The activity heatmap assigns mistake reviews to calendar days. You can see when review happened and whether you return regularly. This heatmap shows time, not the geographic locations of driving mistakes.
Learning statistics In use
See when you revisit recorded situations.
Learning statistics show how recorded mistakes are reviewed in RoadReview: views, time and activity over the days. This gives between-lesson review a visible history.
What your review activity shows
Reviewing a driving lesson is a separate step. Statistics show when you return to recorded situations in the app. They do not automatically describe how much you learn outside the app.
Views and time
Metrics describe how often recorded mistakes were viewed and the time logged for them. The most recently reviewed lesson adds context. These are activity measures, not a direct measurement of understanding.
Build a deliberate routine
You can open the latest lesson, revisit individual situations and collect questions. Your instructor can follow up on recorded review activity. App levels or achievements recognise activity, but are not measures of driving competence.
Three steps
Review a situation and check your activity
Open the latest lesson
Choose a recorded situation.
Review the content
Read the description and check available media.
Check activity
Read the days, views and time in the statistics.
Read app activity in the context of your learning
The app measures mistake-review behaviour. Learning outside RoadReview and actual competence development are not fully captured by these metrics.
Students use RoadReview through a participating driving school. New schools can register their interest; the enquiry does not automatically activate access.
Questions about learning statistics
What counts as learning activity?
Statistics record views and time spent reviewing recorded mistakes in the app.
Are the coloured cells mistake locations?
No. The activity heatmap shows calendar days. Geographic mistake heatmaps are a different analysis area.
Does more time automatically mean better driving?
No. Time describes activity. Understanding and practical application are checked in discussion and during driving.
Make lesson review a regular step.
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.