Decent app overall, but has several errors
I paid the $9.99 straight away so have no feedback about the ads ruining the experience. I originally gave it 4 stars, then 3, but the more errors I find, the lower I have to score it.
PROS: Overall, this is a useful app with good functionality and progress tracking. You can select vehicles type, browse by topic, and use flash cards to help remember the rules.
CONS: This app contains multiple errors in the motorcycle tests (I haven’t done the others). These errors create confusion due to spelling mistakes and incorrect word choices. For example, it asks you when you “should” use your horn when the question is related to when you “shouldn’t”. It asks questions such as when turning “left” when they mean “right” etc. the app also says 250mcg of alcohol per litre of breath is the incorrect limit and accepts the old 400mcg measurement. It’s almost like the developer is based on a country that travels on the right side of the road. These errors significantly alter the correct answer, but you can sometimes figure out what they mean or learn to recognise the mistakes in future tests. At best, this can cause you to fail the practice tests. At worst, it can teach riders to develop the wrong habits which can result in arrest, injury, or death. I hope the developer goes through these one by one and fixes the errors.
PROS: Overall, this is a useful app with good functionality and progress tracking. You can select vehicles type, browse by topic, and use flash cards to help remember the rules.
CONS: This app contains multiple errors in the motorcycle tests (I haven’t done the others). These errors create confusion due to spelling mistakes and incorrect word choices. For example, it asks you when you “should” use your horn when the question is related to when you “shouldn’t”. It asks questions such as when turning “left” when they mean “right” etc. the app also says 250mcg of alcohol per litre of breath is the incorrect limit and accepts the old 400mcg measurement. It’s almost like the developer is based on a country that travels on the right side of the road. These errors significantly alter the correct answer, but you can sometimes figure out what they mean or learn to recognise the mistakes in future tests. At best, this can cause you to fail the practice tests. At worst, it can teach riders to develop the wrong habits which can result in arrest, injury, or death. I hope the developer goes through these one by one and fixes the errors.
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