#79 in free Education
📚 Education
🔧 Utilities
Free

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Released
September 17, 2013
Updated
September 30, 2026

Features

Background Location Access

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This app helps parents and teens log supervised driving practice during the learner's permit phase. It tracks progress against state requirements, logs various driving conditions, and generates printable reports. It's designed to ensure teens gain sufficient experience before driving solo.

✓Log teen learner's permit driving
✓Monitor progress against state requirements
✓Track road type and weather conditions
✓Export printable driving log
✓Log driving on multiple devices
✓Track multiple teen drivers
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What users say about RoadReady

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What's New in RoadReady

3.4.15

September 30, 2026

Ads placement correction UI fixes

Charts

Top Free

📉 79-1

Education

This app dropped -1 position in Education chart.

Last updated on October 30, 2026.

User reviews

I HATE ROADREADY

I’ve struggled for so damn long with this app and I hate it so much and it kept logging me out, I’d rather rip my teeth out than suffer through using this useless app again

Meh! Could be improved.

Every time we start a drive, we have to sign in to the app again, rather than being remembered.
As a parent, it defaults to start a log for myself rather than my child.
I’m unable to remove children that have already gotten their licenses (ie older siblings).
That said, it is useful for generating a log for documenting driving hours.
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New update is horrible

The new update is full of intrusive ads and bloat. It forces you to register new accounts for your kids with unique email addresses. Ads constantly pop up full screen and force you to wait until it's finished before you can use the app. It used to be simple to open the app and start driving. Now it's a tedious and very annoying. A physical notebook is easier than this BS.
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Scoring is brutal

As a way to track a student driver’s progress towards their required hours for driver’s ed, the app is fine. It does the job. But the scoring section after each drive bears absolutely no resemblance to reality. I would like to sit in a car with a driver that got 10s across the board and see what the experience was like. Not a normal driving experience, that’s evident.
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Needs a lot of work

Makes you log in all the time. Poor user interface.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Drives not saving properly

Bug

Accounts being randomly deleted or locked out

Bug

Inability to reset password or recover lost data

Bug
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Requested Features

4 requests

Pause/resume drive feature

Feature

Ability to track multiple road types per drive

Feature

Automatic weather and location tracking

Feature

Export driving logs to other formats

Feature

FAQ

What does the RoadReady app do?

RoadReady helps parents and teens log supervised driving practice during the learner's permit phase. It ensures teens gain sufficient experience in various conditions before they start driving independently.

What are the key features of RoadReady?

Key features include logging teen driving practice, monitoring progress against state requirements, tracking road and weather conditions, logging on multiple devices, tracking multiple drivers, and exporting printable driving logs.

Is RoadReady free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, RoadReady is a free application. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription fees.

What kind of driving experience can be logged?

The app allows logging of supervised driving practice during the learner's permit phase. It specifically tracks road type and weather conditions, helping to ensure a variety of experiences are logged.

Can I use RoadReady on multiple devices?

Yes, the app allows you to log driving on several devices. This feature is useful for parents or guardians who may use different devices to track their teen's progress.