UK Road Signs Study Quiz
iOS app by Ghaith Alshehabat. Education · Ghaith Alshehabat
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- 0 / 5
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- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1.6
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-10
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Learn UK road signs for your driving theory test with a focused quiz, searchable sign catalogue, and progress tracking that stays on your device. UK Road Signs Theory Test helps learner drivers, riders, instructors, and experienced road users recognise traffic signs faster and revise the meanings behind them. Study 532 illustrated UK road signs, then practise with short quizzes, 50-question exam-style sessions, and focused category drills. Why learners use it: - 532 UK road signs with clear explanations - Searchable visual sign catalogue for quick lookup - Practice mode with 15-question sessions and instant feedback - Exam mode with 50 questions, changeable answers, and final review - Category drills for warning signs, regulatory signs, speed limits, parking, road works, direction signs, Welsh signs, and more - Local study hub for accuracy, streaks, weak categories, review queue, and low-mastery signs - No account needed; progress is saved on your device - Image credits and source links included for sign artwork Use it for: - Driving theory test revision - Highway Code road sign practice - Learner driver and rider study - Refreshing traffic sign knowledge - Quick sign meaning lookup before or after lessons The app is for education and self-study only. It is not an official DVSA, DfT, or government app and is not a substitute for the Highway Code, official materials, professional instruction, or legal advice. Do not use while driving.
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