Add to your own collection
The school’s own map remains the starting point. Network locations offer additional ideas for practice. The instructor checks whether they suit the current training and traffic conditions.
Network practice spots add aggregated locations to your school’s own collection. Your school must participate in the network to use them.
Additional practice spots can help when preparing for an unfamiliar area. The network makes shared locations discoverable without turning them into a public map of individual students’ lessons.
The school’s own map remains the starting point. Network locations offer additional ideas for practice. The instructor checks whether they suit the current training and traffic conditions.
Access is tied to the driving school’s network participation. Having an app account does not automatically make every network spot available. The school clarifies access during introduction.
A network spot is a planning cue, not a complete list of difficult roads or test locations. The collection replaces neither local knowledge nor the instructor’s selection, and says nothing about individual students.
Three steps
Check network access with your school.
Explore aggregated locations on the map.
Choose suitable places for the exercise.
For participating schools only. No public access to student data, no promise of complete coverage and no guarantee of test routes.
Students use RoadReview through a participating driving school. New schools can register their interest; the enquiry does not automatically activate access.
Network participation is required. Access is school-specific and is clarified during introduction.
The feature concerns aggregated practice spots. It is not a public collection of personal student lessons.
No. Network spots add to the school-specific collection and are checked for specific tasks.
Would you like to use this feature at your driving school? Register your interest. We will discuss introduction and the requirements for your workflow.