AutoviaTest
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About AutoviaTest

We're on a mission to make roads safer, one driver at a time.

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Why we built this

Driving test prep is broken in most countries. For locals, the materials are often outdated, boring, or stuck behind expensive driving school fees. For expats and tourists, it's even worse — the resources are in a language you don't speak, and there's no easy way to know what's actually on the exam.

We built AutoviaTest to fix that. Whether you're a first-time driver studying for your theory test at home, an expat navigating a foreign licensing system, or a tourist who needs to understand local road rules — we give you one place to prepare, in your own language, with content based on what the official authorities actually test.

Better-prepared drivers make safer roads. That's the idea, and that's what keeps us building.

Who's behind this

Pawan Priyadarshi

Co-Founder & Chief Engineer

Barcelona, Spain

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I'm Pawan, and I built AutoviaTest after moving to Spain and struggling to find decent driving test prep. The official DGT materials were all in Spanish, the third-party apps were outdated, and nothing told me what I actually needed to know for test day.

But the more I looked into it, the more I realized it wasn't just an expat problem — locals were dealing with the same outdated materials and confusing study resources. So I started building something better. That side project turned into what AutoviaTest is today: a platform that helps anyone, anywhere prepare for their driving test properly.

I'm an engineer by trade, and I care deeply about road safety. Whether you're studying for your first license or converting one from another country, you deserve clear, accurate materials.

What I focus on:

  • Driving theory tests
  • Road safety education
  • Traffic regulations
  • Driver education technology

Aman Priyadarshi

Co-Founder & Technical Lead

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Software engineer who architects the technical foundation of AutoviaTest. Responsible for the platform's architecture, AI integrations, and the systems that make large-scale, multi-country driving education possible.

What he focuses on:

  • Software architecture
  • AI integrations
  • Platform systems
  • Scalability
  • Developer tooling

Spain expert reviewer

Duncan Adams

Duncan Adams

Spain-Licensed Driving Instructor

Duncan is a Spain-licensed driving instructor with 16 years of teaching experience — 10 years running his own driving school in the UK and 7 years in Spain, where he has helped 700+ international students pass the Spanish practical driving exam. He reviews AutoviaTest's Spain content for accuracy and real-world applicability.

Reviews AutoviaTest's Spain content (country landing, facts page, DGT 3.0 guide).

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Credentials

  • Servei Català de Trànsit — Permisos B, B+E, C1, C1+E
  • Autoescola No. B/00374
  • 16 yrs teaching (10 UK, 7 Spain)
  • 700+ international students helped

What we actually do

In short: we help you pass your driving test. Here's how:

68Countries

Spain, Germany, Japan, UAE, Colombia, and 63 more. Each country has its own question bank based on local rules and regulations.

24Languages

Study in your own language. We don't just translate — we localize the content so it actually makes sense.

  • Realistic practice tests

    Thousands of questions that mirror the real exam. Every answer comes with a clear explanation so you understand the why, not just the what.

  • Theory lessons

    Structured lessons on traffic rules, road signs, right-of-way, vehicle safety — everything you'll be tested on.

  • Verified against official sources

    We cross-check everything against the official government driving authority in each country. If a regulation changes, we update our content.

How we keep things accurate

Driving test content is only useful if it's correct. Here's what we do to make sure it is:

  1. We start with official sources

    DGT in Spain, DVSA in the UK, KBA in Germany, NPA in Japan — every country's content starts with what the official authority actually publishes. We don't guess.

  2. AI helps us scale

    We use AI to help us create and structure content across 68 countries and 24 languages. It's the only way to cover this much ground while keeping things consistent.

  3. Humans check everything

    AI is a tool, not the final word. Every piece of content goes through editorial review. We cross-check answers against explanations, verify facts, and make sure nothing slipped through.

  4. We stay current

    Traffic laws change all the time. When a country updates its regulations, we update our content. It's that simple.

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Our sources

Every country on AutoviaTest is backed by its official driving authority. These are the government bodies whose rules, regulations, and test formats we base our content on. When in doubt, we go straight to the source.

68 official authorities
CountryAuthorityWebsite
SpainDirección General de TráficoDGTdgt.es
FranceMinistère de l'IntérieurSécurité routièresecurite-routiere.gouv.fr
GermanyTechnischer ÜberwachungsvereinTÜV/DEKRAfahrerlaubnis.tuev-dekra.de/en
ItalyMinistero delle Infrastrutture e dei TrasportiMotorizzazionemit.gov.it
NetherlandsCentraal Bureau RijvaardigheidsbewijzenCBRcbr.nl
PortugalInstituto da Mobilidade e dos TransportesIMTimt-ip.pt
United KingdomDriver and Vehicle Standards AgencyDVSAgov.uk/government/organisations/driver-and-vehicle-standards-agency
PolandWojewódzki Ośrodek Ruchu DrogowegoWORDgov.pl/web/infrastruktura
JapanNational Police Agency (Prefectural Public Safety Commissions)NPAnpa.go.jp
BrazilDepartamento Estadual de TrânsitoDETRANgov.br/senatran
MexicoSecretaría de Infraestructura, Comunicaciones y TransportesSICTgob.mx/sct
ArgentinaAgencia Nacional de Seguridad VialANSVargentina.gob.ar/seguridadvial
ChileComisión Nacional de Seguridad de TránsitoCONASETconaset.cl
DenmarkDanish Road Traffic Authority (Færdselsstyrelsen)Færdselsstyrelsenfstyr.dk
SwedenSwedish Transport AdministrationTrafikverkettrafikverket.se
United Arab EmiratesMinistry of Interior (وزارة الداخلية)MOImoi.gov.ae
VietnamCục Cảnh sát giao thông - Bộ Công anCục CSGTcsgt.vn
SwitzerlandFederal Roads Office (Bundesamt für Strassen)ASTRAastra.admin.ch
United StatesDepartment of Motor Vehicles (varies by state)DMVusa.gov/motor-vehicle-services
FinlandFinnish Transport and Communications Agency (Liikenne- ja viestintävirasto)Traficomtraficom.fi
NorwayStatens vegvesen (Norwegian Public Roads Administration)SVVvegvesen.no
South KoreaKorea Road Traffic Authority (도로교통공단)KOROADkoroad.or.kr
AustriaBundesministerium für Innovation, Mobilität und InfrastrukturBMIMIbmimi.gv.at
TurkeyEmniyet Genel Müdürlüğü - Trafik Denetleme Şube MüdürlüğüEGMegm.gov.tr
EstoniaTranspordiamet (Estonian Transport Administration)Transpordiamettranspordiamet.ee
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Beyond test prep

We're not just building an app — we're working on making road safety education better at every level.

AutoviaTest for Business

We built a separate platform for driving schools, fleet operators, and corporate training programs. Schools can manage their students, track who's ready for the exam, and deliver branded test prep without building anything from scratch.

Learn more about our business platform

Road Safety Content Protocol (RSCP)

RSCP is an open protocol we created to standardize how road safety content is structured and shared. The idea is simple: if governments, driving schools, and tech companies all use the same format, it becomes much easier to keep content accurate and up to date. We think road safety data should be open and interoperable, not locked away in silos.

Explore the RSCP protocol

Questions? Let's talk

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