The course of your lesson
The saved GPS track shows the driven route. Markers lead to recorded situations. This lets you place each piece of feedback within the lesson rather than reading a disconnected list.
Map & mistake locations In use
Find the place. Understand the situation.
On the map, feedback has a location. The route and markers help you find a difficult junction or an unclear turning situation again.
Understand feedback in the right location
“Check more carefully when turning” is hard to review if you cannot remember the place. The map puts recorded feedback into the spatial context of the lesson.
From a marker to an explanation
At a mistake location, you can see the associated description and severity. Available notes or media add context. The marker comes from the instructor’s record, not from automatic detection of every driving mistake.
Recognise the surroundings
Where available, street imagery adds context to the mistake location. You can inspect signs, road layout and the surroundings. These are map-provider images, not footage of your particular lesson.
Three steps
Take a closer look at a marked place
Open a lesson
Select a synced lesson in the review view.
Choose a situation
Open a marker and read its description.
Prepare your next question
Collect unclear situations to discuss with your instructor.
What maps and street imagery show
GPS reception and map coverage affect the display. Street imagery depends on location and platform. The map records driven routes, not complete mastery of a traffic situation.
Students use RoadReview through a participating driving school. New schools can register their interest; the enquiry does not automatically activate access.
Questions about maps and mistake locations
Is street imagery a video of my lesson?
No. It shows available map-provider imagery. Recording the actual lesson requires the separate optional camera feature.
Who creates the markers?
Relevant situations are recorded through the instructor’s documentation workflow and can be checked before the lesson is completed.
Why show the whole route?
The spatial context helps connect individual feedback to a route and situation, and prepare questions for the next drive.
Bring specific questions to your next drive.
Ask whether your driving school uses RoadReview. Access is provided through the participating school. You can send an enquiry to recommend RoadReview to your school.