Tasks that fit the school
School-specific templates organise categories and tasks. The instructor records practised topics as part of the lesson workflow. The record reflects the documented training progress within the school’s chosen structure.
Training record In use
Keep track of what has been practised.
The training record connects task areas, recorded practice and progress so far. Instructors and students can use it as a shared basis for the next lesson.
Follow tasks across driving lessons
Individual lessons do not show which tasks have already been covered. The training record organises practice across several lessons. This lets you discuss specific tasks rather than just the number of drives.
See the history of a task
Practice logs and history show which tasks have been covered. This helps with preparation: what was practised recently, what is still open and which exercise should be repeated?
Take the record with you
The PDF export makes the recorded progress readable outside the app. It supports discussions and personal filing. Exporting a PDF alone does not establish official recognition as a training certificate.
Three steps
Record practice in the training record
Choose tasks
Use the school’s task structure as the starting point.
Record practice
Record the topics practised during the lesson.
Discuss progress
Review history and open tasks before the next lesson.
Templates, entries and PDF export
The record shows documented practice and does not replace the instructor’s professional assessment. PDF export does not promise official recognition or a particular audit certification.
Students use RoadReview through a participating driving school. New schools can register their interest; the enquiry does not automatically activate access.
Questions about the digital training record
What is a driving training record?
It organises tasks and their recorded practice status. In RoadReview, this view is called the training record.
Is the structure the same for every school?
RoadReview supports school-specific templates, categories and tasks. The structure used depends on the school.
Can I export the record?
You can export the record as a PDF. It makes the recorded progress readable; it does not imply blanket official recognition.
Discuss your task progress with your instructor.
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.