Pinay
Pinay App
Archived App
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About
This app helps Cambodian citizens understand driving rules and associated fines in Cambodia. It provides information on penalties and the theory behind police fines, presented with an easy-to-use interface.
What's New in Pinay
2.0
November 30, 2020
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Pinay?
Pinay is a smartphone application designed for Cambodian citizens to understand the rules, penalty costs, and theory behind driving fines in Cambodia. It aims to provide clear information on fine prices when driving rules are broken.
Is Pinay free to download?
Yes, Pinay is available for free on the App Store. There are no costs associated with downloading or using the basic features of the application.
What devices does Pinay support?
Pinay is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is also available for Apple Watch, allowing users to access information on multiple platforms.
How often is Pinay updated?
The application was last updated on November 30, 2020, to version 2.0. Further update frequency is not specified, but the current version is available for users.
What is the age rating for Pinay?
Pinay has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This indicates it contains content generally considered appropriate for all ages.
Does Pinay offer any certifications?
The provided information does not indicate that Pinay offers any certifications. Its primary function is to educate users on Cambodian driving rules and fines.
How does Pinay help track progress?
Pinay is designed for informational purposes regarding driving rules and fines, and does not include features for tracking user learning progress.
What is the learning methodology of Pinay?
Pinay utilizes a straightforward presentation of information regarding driving rules and fines in Cambodia, with an easy user interface for understanding penalty costs and the theory behind them.
