How questions are written
Every question is written from a topic in the publicly available driving handbooks and rule material of the country it covers, and records the specific handbook section it is based on (shown as the "Reference" under each explanation). Drafting is assisted by AI; each question is then checked by a person against the cited material. Saudi Arabia's questions are still awaiting that review: their pages say so and are kept out of search engines until the review is done.
Questions are original. They are not copies of any authority's real test questions, which aren't public.
How test formats are checked
Each mock test follows a format: the number of questions, the time limit and the pass mark. A format is marked verified only when every figure we show matches the licensing authority's (or its appointed institute's) own published page, which we cite with the date we checked it. Figures from prep sites, forums or news reports never count, even when they agree with each other.
When a figure isn't published by the authority, the format is shown as not yet verified, with a note to confirm it before your test. We re-check verified formats at least every six months.
How guides and fees are kept current
Guides on booking, fees and penalties list their sources and a "last verified" date. When an authority changes a rule or fee, we record it on the country's updates page with the source and correct the affected pages.
Translations
Content is written in English and translated into Arabic and Urdu (Bangla is in progress). Translations are AI-assisted and reviewed. Until a language has had a native-speaker review, its pages are kept out of search engines.
Corrections
If something is wrong or out of date, email [email protected] with the page link. We fix confirmed errors promptly and note significant changes on the updates page.