Study guides
Original, plainly written guides for the US driver knowledge test. No copied handbook text.
Pass the written test in 2 weeks
What to do on each of the 14 days, how long to study, and how to use practice mistakes instead of re-reading.
Road signs people miss most
Signs that look alike, signs whose meaning is the opposite of what people assume, and how to tell them apart fast.
How to read a driving test question
Three habits that turn absolute wording, best-answer wording and multi-part questions into free points.
Right-of-way: four situations
Intersections without signs, left turns, joining a road and roundabouts: the four scenes behind most yielding questions.
Test day: what to bring and what to expect
Documents, timing, the test itself, and what to do if you fail. The hour around the exam, planned.
How to remember speed, distance and alcohol numbers
Why number questions fail, and five ways to make following distances and limits stick without a table.
California permit: ages, hours and limits
Ages, supervision and the alcohol limits that change by category. California is layered, not harder.
Florida written test: the details people miss
Who may supervise, what the clock does to a young licence, and the equipment rules people forget.
Texas learner licence: what the handbook wants
The learner stage, the strict under-21 alcohol rule, and the road rules most Texans get wrong.
New York permit: the course, the regions and the restrictions
The course before the road test, junior licence rules by region, and a seven-day plan.
Road markings: lines and colours that decide answers
Yellow or white, broken or solid, and the markings that mean you do not drive there at all.
Traffic signals: what each light and arrow requires
Every steady light, arrow and flash, plus what to do when the signal is dark.
Parking and stopping: rules examiners keep asking
No stopping versus no parking, hill parking that makes sense, and leaving a space safely.
Highway driving: merges, exits and breakdowns
Ramps, merge lanes, exits, breakdowns and the reasoning behind most freeway questions.
The knowledge test: straight answers to common questions
Length, passing marks, retakes, study time and readiness: the questions people actually search for.
Warning signs: what each yellow diamond is telling you
The whole yellow diamond family, grouped, plus advisory speeds and how to read a sign in three seconds.
Sharing the road: cyclists, motorcyclists, trucks and pedestrians
Cyclists, motorcyclists, trucks, buses and pedestrians: what each one needs from you.
Driving at night, in rain and in fog
Two dangers in rain, why high beams fail in fog, and how conditions rewrite the numbers.
Alcohol and drugs: how the rules escalate
The categories behind the limits, implied consent, and the myths that do not work.
If you are in a crash: the first ten minutes and the ten days after
Stop, help, exchange, report: the first ten minutes and the ten days after a collision.