School knowledge on a map
Instructors can create and edit school-specific practice spots. Locations can also be derived from clusters of recorded mistakes. This gives the school a collection to support specific practice decisions.
Practice spots In use
Start the next exercise with a specific place.
A junction, a slip road or a car park: practice spots make preparation concrete. RoadReview connects school-specific locations with maps and each student’s recorded coverage.
Make local knowledge useful for training
A useful exercise needs the right place. When locations exist only in individual instructors’ memories, it is difficult to compare previous coverage. A shared map makes them easy to find again.
Coverage for each student
The student view can show which practice spots are covered by recorded lessons. This helps discuss previous routes and open locations. Passing a place alone does not prove confident mastery of a task.
Connect spots to the next route
Selected practice spots can support route preparation. The instructor decides which places suit the current task. Experimental route suggestions add to this planning and must be checked.
Three steps
Choose the place and practice aim together
Choose a place
Find a suitable practice location on the map.
Check the student’s context
Review previous lessons and coverage.
Practise with a focus
Connect the place and task in the next lesson.
What recorded coverage tells you
Practice spots are not an official list of test locations. Map coverage and GPS data limit the analysis; coverage is not proof of competence.
Students use RoadReview through a participating driving school. New schools can register their interest; the enquiry does not automatically activate access.
Questions about practice spots
Can a school add its own places?
Yes. School-specific practice spots can be created and edited. They can be connected to the students’ recorded lessons.
Are these guaranteed test locations?
No. The collection supports training and does not guarantee a future test route.
What does coverage mean?
It describes the recorded route’s relation to a place. The instructor assesses mastery in the context of the exercise.
Plan your next lesson around suitable practice spots.
Would you like to use this feature at your driving school? Register your interest. We will discuss introduction and the requirements for your workflow.