"SDA 2015": preparing for the exam in the traffic police using the application

2024 Author: Malcolm Clapton | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 03:44

Before the license exam, almost everyone is afraid to demolish the markings with a bumper in a parallel parking lot and stall at a busy intersection. Driving school graduates are much less afraid not to pass the theory. But in vain. You need to know the rules. Can apps help prepare for the exam and self-driving? Let's look at an example.

The application "SDA 2015" is another way to force yourself to sit down to the rules not on the night before the exam, but in advance. This is a book with tests transferred to a tablet or phone.

You have 40 standard tickets for the standard program, a set of rules of the road and the opportunity to present yourself on the exam.

You open any ticket and solve problems. After completing the test, you immediately see how many mistakes you made and whether there is a chance to pass the exam.

One of the difficulties for newbies driving is finding the cause of the error by rereading a ton of rules. To do this, you first need to get through the official language. In tickets (and on the roads), there are rarely situations in which only one rule works, so for the correct answer you need to collect data from several sections.

It is easier to work in the application, if only because the comments to the answers can be read immediately. They will contain links to all the necessary rules, and this will save time on searching.

The application has a built-in exam simulation: you have 20 minutes and 20 questions, if you make more than two mistakes or go beyond the allotted time, you are informed that you have failed.

You can go the other way and first read the rules (in the latest edition), and then take tests related to one topic. All the same workouts, only a side view.

A good section is work on bugs, where all the questions that you could not answer are flocked. When you decide to return to them, you don't have to look for them in the passed tickets.

Answering 800 questions is boring, but for the sake of traffic rules you have to try. All the same, one cannot evade and hide from them. Repetition is the only chance to learn the rules that relate to, for example, marking loads or overtaking a horse. The application brings at least some variety to this process.

What is missing? The same as for all similar applications. Grouping rules and tickets is a good thing, but it still doesn't provide the information you need. At least about what the exam consists of and what you need to take with you, what happens outside the theoretical part and how the scores for "uncertain driving" are reduced.

But if your goal is not to worry about theory and not rely on luck, then the application will help you practice and memorize all the answers.