Free tool for parents and supervising drivers
Plan every practice drive, then score it
Pick the skills for each session, take the drive, then score each skill from 1 to 5. The planner tracks hours and progress and suggests what to practise next. Everything is saved in this browser only. Nothing is sent to us.
How to use it
- Plan: before you set off, choose two to four skills for the session. The planner suggests the ones with the lowest scores or the least practice.
- Drive: stick to roads that suit the skills you picked. Save the coaching for when you are parked, not mid-manoeuvre.
- Score: once parked, rate each skill honestly from 1 (just introduced) to 5 (test standard, no help needed), and add a short note.
- Share: print the history or show it to the learner’s instructor so paid lessons target the gaps.
Practising with family or friends has legal requirements for the supervisor, the insurance and the car. Read learning to drive in your own or a family car first, and see the free study guides for your country’s syllabus.