Pass the Spanish driving theory exam without the language barrier.
Study the real DGT Class B material in clear, plain English — a verified question bank, full exam simulator and a theory book written for foreigners. Know exactly when you’re ready.
Studying for the DGT test as a foreigner is unfair
The rules are the same for everyone — but the materials aren’t. Here’s what stands in your way.
Official material is Spanish-only
The DGT’s own resources assume fluent Spanish. Legal wording and traffic terms are exactly where non-natives lose easy marks.
Random translations don’t match
Free PDFs and forum dumps are outdated or mistranslated. You memorise answers that never appear on the real exam.
No idea when you’re actually ready
Without real mock exams and weak-area feedback, booking your test day is a guess — and a failed attempt costs time and money.
One place to learn it, drill it, and prove you’re ready
Built around the real exam — not a generic course bolted onto a translation.
Verified question bank
2,580+ questions checked against the real exam — not scraped, not machine-translated.
Full exam simulator
86 papers by chapter, as general tests, and as full 30-question mock exams in the real format.
Plain-English theory book
17 chapters written for foreigners — the rules explained clearly, not translated word-for-word.
Audiobook narration
The full theory book, narrated. Revise on the commute, at the gym, anywhere.
Road-signs library
All 377 signs in one searchable reference, grouped so they finally stick.
Weak-area tracking
See precisely which topics are dragging you down and drill only those.
Progress & streaks
Readiness scores, stats and daily streaks that keep you moving to test day.
Works on any device
Phone, tablet or desktop — your progress syncs so you pick up right where you left off.
Practise in the exact format of the real test
Same length, same timing, same pass mark. Walk into the DGT test centre already knowing what the screen looks like.
Priority & right of way
On Spanish roads, priority is not always about who arrives first. At an uncontrolled junction you generally give way to traffic on your right, but signs, road markings and agents can change that order — and knowing which rule wins is what the exam tests.
This chapter walks through each situation with plain-English examples, so you can read a junction on instinct instead of second-guessing the theory.
The rules, finally explained in your language
17 chapters written from scratch for foreigners — clear explanations of the concepts behind the questions, so the answers make sense instead of being memorised.
Full Premium access. Same features. Pick your pace.
Both plans unlock the same Premium content — the only difference is how long you keep access.
Questions, answered honestly
Ready to pass — in English?
Take one full practice test free. No card, no commitment — just find out where you stand today.