The Official DVSA Highway Code

Hard drugs have is the only explanation for an app being this bad. If you want to learn road markings, you have to scroll to that section, then find the sub section, then browse the images, then click on a link to go another section of the app entirely that explains the rules relevant to that marking, then you have to navigate manually back the contents, then back to road markings, then back to your subsection, then scroll back to where you were at in that subsection to look at the next one, only to repeat the insanity again. W in the actual F is this supposed to be?

Every so often if won’t let me scroll. I have to wait until it works again

I have used this application to study and practice my exam. I have not given exam yet but I’m very hopeful that I’ll be able to pass by studying and practising through this application.

As the title says search facility is almost useless.

I 100% recommended!

If your trying to study for your theory test, there is no better option to help you pass than this app.

Whilst there are a lot of helpful things in this, considering they have been producing learning tools for driving for years I’m surprised they haven’t developed anything for people who have learning difficulties like myself. There could be an option to have a different coloured background but they could also incorporate images and/or videos of what they are describing.

The app is very nice. Has gotten better over the years but in a recent update the ability to search the Highway Code for keywords appears to have vanished and I don’t know why.

Fantastic app! Can’t believe they removed the search option. It was invaluable!!!

Williams Lea, who somehow have come into ownership of TSO (the government publisher formerly known as HMSO), finally update The Official Highway Code app to include changes made to the code over 12 months ago. Incompetence. The new version of the app is bug ridden. For example, many main menu items result in returning to whatever was the previous page rather than the subject intended (e.g. the 'Review' option). Incompetence. Williams Lea have failed to include a search facility in the revised app. This is a staggeringly idiotic omission. Way beyond incompetence. This company is clearly no more fit to be responsible for government publications than our current government is suitable for being responsible for national security and wellbeing.