DMV 驾考通

Four things this version did not have before. The California Driver's Handbook, condensed in Chinese. Chapter by chapter, in plain language, 15 chapters, each one linking straight to the questions it covers. English terms with audio. 80 of them, mined by frequency from the 719-question bank rather than lifted from a generic word list. Each has a Chinese explanation, an example sentence and recorded pronunciation. Most people studying here already know the rules; what stops them is how right-of-way, shoulder and yield are used in the question stem. Forgetting-curve review. Questions you get wrong come back at 1, 3, 7 and 14 days, right before you would forget them. Home tells you how many are due today. A personal study plan. Enter your test date and the app works backwards to a daily question target. Once the date arrives it switches to sprint mode. Also: a traffic-sign drill over the 58 California signs, 12 per round; Traditional Chinese with Taiwan phrasing rather than a straight character swap; iCloud sync across your devices, with the app fully usable without it; and Family Sharing, one purchase for the household. Fixes: taps swallowed after answering, so an answered card now advances (there is also an auto-advance toggle); a mock exam that could be recorded twice in rare cases; a stale application fee and question count in the test-day checklist. The price for new users is now $12.99. Anyone who already bought keeps everything, including what was added since.