Set the parameters
Lesson type, target duration, destination and selected practice spots form the plan. Open spots and recorded areas of difficulty can inform the selection. These inputs make the practice aim concrete.
RoadReview supports preparation with experimental route suggestions. Lesson parameters and practice spots produce candidates for the instructor to check before driving.
A route should fit the student, task and available time. A suggestion uses these inputs but replaces neither local knowledge nor the instructor’s decision.
Lesson type, target duration, destination and selected practice spots form the plan. Open spots and recorded areas of difficulty can inform the selection. These inputs make the practice aim concrete.
The calculation can return up to three route candidates. Duration and road types are approximations. Check the course, practice locations and suitability before choosing a suggestion; calculation requires an online connection.
A previously driven catalogue route is another source for planning. Planned routes can appear on the map and be handed to Google Maps. The external mapping app calculates its own navigation course.
Three steps
Select type, target duration, destination and spots.
Compare candidates against the route and practice aim.
Choose a suitable route and adapt it to conditions.
Experimental feature. No guarantee of duration, road type, test suitability or test route. No built-in turn-by-turn navigation or rerouting; clarify available features when joining.
Students use RoadReview through a participating driving school. New schools can register their interest; the enquiry does not automatically activate access.
No. Duration and road characteristics are approximate. Traffic and the exercise workflow may differ.
A suggestion supports training. It does not promise a future test route.
Catalogue routes from recorded lessons are provided as an additional source in the planning workflow.
Choose practice locations for the next lesson.
Reuse useful recorded routes across your school.
Hand selected waypoints to Google Maps.
Would you like to use this feature at your driving school? Register your interest. We will discuss introduction and the requirements for your workflow.