The Driver Tester

Practice the maneuvers your road test actually grades — then see if you'd pass.

The Boat Docker — docking practice from the helm (3D) or from above (2D). Practice Now.

The Trailer Parker — trailer backing practice from the cab (3D) or from above (2D). Practice Now.

01 Vehicle

Different vehicles turn differently — a longer wheelbase means a wider turn, just like real life.

Vehicle type

02 Scenario

Pick a road-test maneuver to practice. Each one is scored like an examiner would grade it.

Parallel Parking Reverse into a curbside space between two parked cars. Three-Point Turn Reverse direction on a narrow road in three moves. Driving in Traffic Merge, follow distance, and lane discipline with other cars on the road. Turns in Traffic Judge oncoming gaps and turn safely at an intersection. Slippery When Wet Driving in Traffic's road, plus three wet patches that cut your grip. Changing Lanes Signal, find a safe gap, and settle centered in the next lane over. Defensive Driving The car ahead brakes hard with no warning — react without panicking.

03 Input

Playing with a controller instead of the keyboard?

GamePad

No controller detected yet — press any button on it to wake it up.

04 Session

Just want to work on the maneuver without the clock running?

Timer & Scoring

Off removes the 5-minute clock and the fault/bonus point total, so you can drive (or reset and try again) at your own pace.

The Drag Car Racer — quarter-mile drag racing from the driver’s seat (3D) or from above (2D). Race Now.

From the makers of The Driver Tester: The Train Yarder — a kid-friendly train switchyard simulator. Play Now.

About The Driver Tester

Most people who fail a road test don't fail because they can't drive. They fail on one or two specific maneuvers: a parallel park that touches the curb, a three-point turn that takes five moves, a lane change without a shoulder check, or a left turn into too small a gap. The Driver Tester lets you practice exactly those moments, as many times as you want, before test day.

Each of the seven scenarios is graded the way an examiner thinks about it. Did you finish the maneuver? Did you end up straight and centered? Did you leave enough room? Did you touch anything? You get a score in five-minute sessions, and 100 points is a pass, so you'll know whether you're ready before you're sitting next to the examiner.

Five habits examiners look for

Signal, mirror, shoulder, then move. The order matters as much as the maneuver.
Keep three seconds of space behind the car ahead, and more when the road is wet.
Go slowly when parking. Nearly every curb strike comes from backing faster than you can correct.
Wait for a real gap before turning left. If you're counting and not sure, it's too small.
Finish straight and centered. Examiners score where you end up, not just whether you got there.

Pick the vehicle closest to what you'll drive on test day. A bigger vehicle makes the same parking space noticeably harder. If you'd rather learn without a clock, switch Timer & Scoring off for Practice Mode.

Read the full guide: controls, scoring for every scenario, and step-by-step tips →

Learn the road test

Want to understand what your examiner is looking for, and why? These articles explain the real-world skills behind each scenario.

What to Expect on Your Road Test: documents, vehicle check, maneuvers and scoring
Why People Fail the Road Test: 12 common mistakes and their fixes
How to Parallel Park, Step by Step, with reference points
How to Do a Three-Point Turn in three clean moves
Following Distance and Stopping Distance, with a stopping distance calculator
How to Change Lanes Safely: mirrors, blind spots and gaps
Left Turns and Right-of-Way: who yields and how to judge a gap
Driving on Wet Roads: hydroplaning and skids
Driving Test Glossary

All road test articles →