DriveQuiz for teachers, youth groups and libraries
The short answer
Every quiz on drivequiz.app is free in the browser, with no sign-up, ads, cookies or analytics, so it works on a classroom screen or a library computer. Questions are checked against The Highway Code, but DriveQuiz does not cover hazard perception.
Source: The Highway Code: introduction and the hierarchy of road users (rules H1 to H3), GOV.UK
Use a shared screen, work in pairs or send revision home on paper.
Last checked against the sources: · Report a mistake
Resources for a group
The UK web shows 55 of our 325 checked bank questions, with one free full mock and topic samples. The DriveQuiz app is coming soon with all 325 questions.
Every quiz on drivequiz.app is free in the browser. There is no sign-up, and there are no ads, cookies or analytics. A teacher or youth group leader can use a classroom screen; a learner can use a library computer.
There are one free 50-question mock theory test, four Highway Code topic quizzes and a road signs quiz with the Department for Transport’s own sign pictures. Each answer gives the reason and links its source, such as the Highway Code rule, so the group can read the rule behind an answer.
For paper resources, use the printable revision sheet and the printable test-day checklist. DriveQuiz does not cover hazard perception and is not a substitute for lessons with a approved driving instructor.
Session ideas
A 10-minute starter
Put one Highway Code topic quiz on the board and ask the class to answer by show of hands. Read the reason after each answer and follow the rule link together.
Road signs in pairs
Ask learners to work in pairs on the road signs quiz. Take turns choosing an answer and reading the reason, using the Department for Transport sign pictures as the focus.
Take-home revision
Print the revision sheet for learners to take home. Pair it with the test-day checklist so learners and parents can read both away from the classroom screen.
A library resource link
Add a DriveQuiz link to a library’s “learning to drive” resource page. Content may be linked freely, and the quizzes work in the browser on library computers without an account.
Sources and checking
Questions are drafted with AI help from The Highway Code and GOV.UK and checked against them; they are not reviewed by a driving instructor. Read how we write questions before choosing them for a session.
Highway Code text and sign images are Crown copyright under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The attribution page explains the sources and image credits.
Live games coming soon
The DriveQuiz app is coming soon, with live games where everyone will answer on their own phone. Friends without the app will join in the browser at play.drivequiz.app, with nicknames only and no chat.
Contact
Teachers, youth groups and libraries can contact hello@drivequiz.app.
Common questions
Do learners need an account?
No. Every quiz is free in the browser, with no sign-up, ads, cookies or analytics.
Who checks the questions?
Questions are drafted with AI help from The Highway Code and GOV.UK and checked against them. They are not reviewed by a driving instructor.
Can I link to the quizzes?
Yes. Content may be linked freely. Libraries can add a link to a learning to drive resource page.
Does this replace driving lessons?
No. DriveQuiz is not a substitute for lessons with a approved driving instructor and does not cover hazard perception.
Sources
- The Highway Code: introduction and the hierarchy of road users (rules H1 to H3), GOV.UK
- Traffic sign images, Department for Transport, GOV.UK
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.