Driving Test Routes

Name: Driving Test Routes
Rating: 4 (630 reviews)
Author: Route-Led Group Limited

By: Route-Led Group Limited

Driving Test Route Navigation

Features & Capabilities

Driving Test Routes is designed to help student drivers pass the DMV practical exam. With input from local instructors and learners, it provides turn-by-turn GPS navigation, up-to-date DMV routes, and easy practice that can be used offline. The app includes DMV route previews, offline maps, and Apple CarPlay compatibility to practice anywhere, anytime.

In just three steps you can start: choose your test center, purchase a route bundle, and begin practicing. Regular updates keep routes current with actual test patterns, boosting confidence and the chance of success while saving money on lessons. The app also offers support and a money-back guarantee.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Navigation & Mapping Education

By:

Route-Led Group Limited

Rating:

4.00

(630) 1 new ratings

Version:

4.11.0 Last updated: 2026-06-01

Version code:

886245540

Creation date:

2021-03-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

114.89MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 75,785 ▲ 165

Other platforms

Driving Test Routes (v5.7.5)

751,587 1.80

(2,909)

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Developed by:

Route-Led Group Limited

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/driving-test-routes/id1552362495

Website:

https://dmvroadtestroutes.com/

User Reviews

The app aims to provide real DMV routes and practice paths, and can help with familiarization and confidence. However, repeated issues with inaccurate routes, unreliable GPS, a costly subscription with limited DMV access, starting-location constraints, and incomplete regional coverage overshadow the potential benefits.

Pros

Provides DMV/test center routes for practice across multiple locations.
Helps users familiarize and practice the actual test routes before the DMV exam.
Easy-to-follow navigation/turn-by-turn guidance (when the feature works).
Some users report it can save time and money by allowing pre-test practice.

Cons

Routes are often inaccurate or not aligned with real DMV routes, sometimes leading to dead ends or private driveways.
GPS/navigation is unreliable: may not move you along the path, fails to update when you miss turns, or reports being out of the area.
Expensive subscription model with limited access (often only one DMV) and unclear value.
Starting location issues: must be near the starting point and cannot easily change the DMV location; recalibration problems.
Not all DMVs/regions are supported; many centers are missing or not applicable to the user's area.

Recent reviews

They do not honor the cancelation of a subscription within the first 7 days of the free trial and charged me despite I had canceled earlier and it even said that the subscription is canceled and would end today. They charged me for the next month regardless. This is fraudulent, stay away!

by Ha*****, 2026-05-18

Very helpful

by Ma*****, 2026-05-13

This app offered 5 routes for our dmv. We started with number 1, “most popular” and it took us on some really weird side streets that were very narrow and difficult to navigate. I doubt the dmv would go this way. We tried the second one and it had us make a very dangerous right turn and then move over three lanes in about 20 feet to make a left at a very busy intersection. Again, no one in their right mind would attempt this with regular traffic. It then continued again on some tiny side streets and the en wanted us to make a left turn onto a busy street where there was actually a median and we could not physically turn left. At that point I closed the app and just used my common sense to create a reasonable route. The other three routes available did look more reasonable which is why I gave it 2 stars. It’s clear a human has not actually looked over these routes.