Built for North Carolina roads
- School bus safety: Master NC’s strict stop requirements and multi-lane exceptions so you never guess at a flashing stop arm.
- Right on red & lane control: Learn when you can’t turn on red, how to read protected/permissive left arrows, and where “No Turn on Red” is common in cities like Charlotte or Raleigh.
- Move Over law: Correctly change lanes or slow down near stopped emergency and maintenance vehicles—situations that appear often on exams.
- Blue Ridge driving: Manage long downhill grades, switchbacks, and fog on mountain routes along the Parkway and US-74/US-221.
- Coastal readiness: Understand hurricane evacuation signage, high-wind advisories on bridges, and night-driving glare on coastal routes.
What’s inside the app
- True exam simulator: Same pacing and structure as the NCDMV test with fresh randomized sets every attempt.
- Explanations that teach: Every answer includes the “why,” so you build judgment, not just memory.
- Adaptive analytics: The app highlights weak areas and suggests targeted practice to close gaps fast.
- Signs Trainer: Drill regulatory, warning, and guide signs used across interstates (I-40, I-85, I-95) and rural two-lanes.
- Offline friendly: Study anytime—no constant connection required.
Simple 3-step study plan
- Warm up with Signs Trainer for 10–15 minutes.
- Take a full simulated exam and review every explanation—right or wrong.
- Run Targeted Practice for topics you miss (bus laws, right-of-way, lane use).
North Carolina DMV — frequently asked questions
How many questions are on the NC knowledge test?
25 total; you need 20 correct to pass (80%).
Does the app cover NC school-bus and Move Over laws?
Yes—these high-value topics are featured in both practice sets and explanations.
Can I focus only on road signs for North Carolina?
Absolutely—use the Signs Trainer to drill NC-relevant regulatory, warning, and guide signs.
Is this an official NCDMV product?
No—this is an independent prep app aligned with the North Carolina Driver Handbook.