Street Sense

Terrible user experience. Hard to grasp, no directions on controls, slow, heats up phone aggressively. Of course Canada wasted money on a useless app again

I was able to start the tutorial and finish. But after that the app crashed. It crashes every time I want to try playing it now.

This is the most worthless app I’ve ever tried for learning/practicing driving. I’m amazed that this app even got on the App Store, it’s that bad. At best, it’s glitchy, and the controls/interface are horribly designed and just plain don’t work - especially for mirror checking. You have to ‘look around’ ~ just so ~ to line up the mirrors with the on-screen selection tool, and clicking/tapping to select them repeatedly does nothing. When it (rarely) does work, it won’t let you exit out of mirror view. There’s a million other things wrong with this app, but basically name any function or control and you can bet that it doesn’t work. Interface is crowded and confusing, and the ‘tutorial’ offers little to no help. **To the developers of this app - go back to the drawing board. It’s a good idea in theory, but the execution needs a total overhaul. Also, maybe try USING the app first before uploading it to the App Store.** As of July 2024, DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME WITH THIS APP

Got as far as setting up avatar and then keeps crashing ! !!

Is so bad cars don’t even spawn in has the worst music ever. Will not help you on any test

I set up an account (on an iPad) and got not further than creating my avatar. It just keeps throwing me out. Pretty disappointing.

I can’t pass the first level it keeps crashing also this is a fairly new iPad

It doesn’t work, worth app

No wonder no one uses a signal in Vancouver . The app doesn’t offer to set a blinker signal , instead it will go on automatically when you turn . I’m scratching my head ?! !!!! Teach people how to proper signal !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There was a review that said this was unrealistic due to the fact you are able to use more limbs in a real car. This leads me to suggest the following way to play: use your right big toe for the pedals and left foot for shoulder checks. Make sure you are actively looking over your shoulder when you are shoulder checking though. This will allow the user to focus on steering with their hands and provide a more realistic experience.