Every lesson — traceable.
Drive analysis for driving instructors turns every lesson into real learning material in RoadReview: the GPS route on the map, each mistake as a pin exactly where it happened, plus your voice memos, four sub-ratings and your school’s mistake catalogue.
Mistakes on the spot, not on a slip
Instead of "something happened at that junction" you see the route with georeferenced error pins: description, category, severity (note/mistake/danger), time and speed at the moment of the mistake, plus media and — where available — Street View. Your private instructor notes stay hidden from the student.
- GPS route with georeferenced error pins per drive
- Voice memos with a waveform, coloured by severity
- Private instructor notes stay private
Progress you can steer
Four sub-ratings per drive (overall, traffic observation, vehicle positioning, communication), the rating trend, the most frequent mistake types from the catalogue and the readiness score show what the next lesson should work on. Mandatory exercises and special drives are counted along.
- Four sub-ratings and a rating trend per student
- Most frequent mistake types from the catalogue-based log
- Mandatory exercises (ABD) and special drives in view
Frequently asked questions
Does the student see my private notes?
No. Private instructor notes are stripped server-side from every student response and stay hidden. What the student sees is the route, error pins, the public note, ratings and voice memos.
How precisely are mistakes located?
Every error pin carries a GPS position, time, speed and category. Where Street View is available, the spot can be revisited as a street panorama — ideal for the debrief.
What is the readiness score built from?
From error rate, mistake severity, trend and lesson volume, with an optional instructor offset. It is an orientation value for exam readiness — not an exam verdict and not a guarantee.
Do I have to enter everything twice?
No. Mistakes, voice memos and ratings are created during or after the drive and attach to the lesson automatically. New mistake types move into the school mistake catalogue and become available to all instructors.
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