Based on a route actually driven
A catalogue route comes from a recorded lesson. Its saved track provides a specific course. This differs from a newly calculated route whose course is suggested by a mapping service.
Route catalogue In use
Keep a useful practice route for next time.
The route catalogue makes previous routes easy to find. Schools can use useful drives as a starting point for future lessons.
Use a recorded route as a planning basis
A route with suitable junctions and practice locations is useful school knowledge. The catalogue lets you return to the saved GPS track and use it for a new task.
Find it across the school
Routes can be collected in the school-wide catalogue. Instructors can choose a suitable route and view it during planning. They still need to judge whether it suits the task, student and current traffic conditions.
Connect planning and review
The catalogue is integrated into the route workflow. A useful previous drive can support planning; a newly driven route can later add to the collection. The catalogue does not contain guaranteed test routes.
Three steps
Choose a catalogue route for the next lesson
Find a route
Choose a suitable drive in the catalogue.
Check suitability
Compare the route and practice aim with the student’s context.
Use it for a lesson
Use the route as a basis and adapt it to conditions.
Saved routes and current conditions
A saved route does not prove that it is currently suitable to drive. Check roadworks, traffic and training aims before the lesson.
Students use RoadReview through a participating driving school. New schools can register their interest; the enquiry does not automatically activate access.
Questions about the route catalogue
Are these routes actually driven?
Catalogue routes can be based on saved GPS tracks from recorded lessons. Newly calculated route suggestions are a different feature.
Can I reuse a route?
A catalogue route can be selected as a basis during planning. The instructor checks whether it fits the current aim.
Is this a test route?
The catalogue collects training routes. It makes no promise about the route used in a test.
Make useful routes easy for your team to find.
Would you like to use this feature at your driving school? Register your interest. We will discuss introduction and the requirements for your workflow.