The all-in-one Philippine driver's license review app. Practice 1,000+ official exam questions, master Philippine road signs, and simulate realistic computerized timed mock tests in English and Tagalog.
Authoritative breakdown of examination items, passing score requirements, time allowances, and DL vehicle codes for all Philippine driver's license applications.
| License Category | DL Restriction Codes | Exam Items | Passing Score | Time Limit | Retake Policy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Student Permit (SP) Theoretical Course Assessment |
N/A (Prerequisite) | 15-Hour TDC Exam | 80% Required | 45 Minutes | Immediate retest with accredited driving school |
| Non-Professional (Non-Pro) Private Cars & Motorcycles |
A, A1, B, B1, B2 Motorcycles, Sedans, SUVs, Light Pickups |
60 Questions | 48 / 60 (80%) | 60 Minutes | 1 Month cooldown after a failed examination |
| Professional (Pro) Commercial & Heavy Vehicles |
C, D, E Buses, Heavy Cargo, Articulated Trucks |
80 Questions | 64 / 80 (80%) | 80 Minutes | 1 Month cooldown after a failed examination |
| CDE Online Validation License Renewal (5-Year & 10-Year) |
All DL Codes (A, B, C, D, E) | 25 Questions | 20 / 25 (80%) | 30 Minutes | Unlimited free online retakes via LTMS Portal |
Experience how the app tests your understanding of Philippine traffic rules, right-of-way, and road safety regulations in real time.
Everything you need to master Philippine traffic laws, pass your theoretical driving examination, and become a responsible, courteous driver.
Simulate the exact pressure of the actual LTO computerized test (ALES). Time yourself against official limits and gauge your readiness with realistic score thresholds.
Master every regulatory sign, warning sign, guide sign, traffic light, and pavement marking used on Philippine highways and city streets.
Review questions in English or Tagalog. Switching between languages ensures full comprehension of legal terminology and tricky scenarios.
Learn why each answer is correct. Review references to Republic Act 4136, Republic Act 10913 (Anti-Distracted Driving), and Republic Act 10586 (Anti-Drunk Driving).
No internet connection required. Turn your daily commute, waiting room visits, or breaks into productive review sessions without burning cellular data.
Focus specifically on your weak areas: General Driving Knowledge, Traffic Rules & Penalties, Parking & Overtaking, Emergency Protocols, and Defensive Driving.
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Whether applying for your first student permit, getting your non-professional license, or renewing with the CDE online course, this app has you covered.
Essential preparation for newly enrolled students and Theoretical Driving Course (TDC) attendees.
For private motorists driving motorcycles, sedans, SUVs, and light utility vehicles (DL Codes A, A1, B, B1, B2).
For public utility drivers, commercial couriers, heavy trucks, buses, and articulated trailers (DL Codes C, D, E).
Mandatory Comprehensive Driver's Education refresher required for 5-year and 10-year driver's license renewals.
Road signs make up nearly 25% of the written exam. Study regulatory signs, danger warnings, and highway indicators with crisp visual diagrams.
Driver must come to a complete standstill before the stop line and proceed only when clear.
Slow down and yield right-of-way to vehicles on the priority road before merging.
Maximum legal speed allowed under normal weather and road conditions.
No vehicle may enter this road or lane from this direction. Often indicates one-way streets.
Approaching a pedestrian crosswalk. Be alert and prepared to stop for crossing pedestrians.
Traffic moves in a counter-clockwise circle. Vehicles inside the rotunda have right-of-way.
Road surface may become unusually slick when wet. Reduce speed and avoid abrupt braking.
Strictly no overtaking or crossing. Dividing lanes of traffic moving in opposite directions.
The Land Transportation Management System (LTMS) computerized test algorithm draws questions across 6 core theoretical competencies and national traffic legislations.
Basic vehicle controls, pre-trip inspection, steering techniques, safe stopping distances, defensive driving attitudes, right-of-way priority, and courtesy toward pedestrians, cyclists, and vulnerable road users.
Identification and interpretation of DPWH-standard regulatory, warning, guide, and expressway signs. Pavement markings including solid white lines, double yellow lines, pedestrian zebra crossings, and yellow box intersections.
Rules governing uncontrolled 4-way intersections, priority rules at rotunda / roundabouts (vehicles inside circle have right-of-way), joining main thoroughfares, blind intersections, and yielding to emergency vehicles.
Key national statutes: RA 10913 (Anti-Distracted Driving Act), RA 10586 (Anti-Drunk and Drugged Driving Act of 2013), RA 8750 (Seat Belts Use Act of 1999), and RA 10666 (Children's Safety on Motorcycles Act).
Legal speed limits across open country roads (80 km/h), city boulevards (40-50 km/h), crowded streets (20 km/h), and expressways (min 60 km/h, max 100 km/h). Parallel and angle parking rules, uphill/downhill curb wheel directions.
The updated LTO Demerit Points Classification: Light (1 pt), Less Grave (3 pts), Grave Violations (5 pts). Understanding how accumulating points affects license suspensions, mandatory re-orientation, and eligibility for 10-year driver's licenses.
Master tricky technical terminology frequently appearing in both English and Filipino questionnaires on the official LTMS examination screen.
The legal right of a pedestrian or vehicle to proceed first before other road users at intersections, crossings, and merging lanes.
Passing a slower-moving vehicle traveling in the same direction on the left side of the road when the lane is unobstructed and safe.
Slowing down or stopping to let other vehicles or pedestrians proceed before entering, crossing, or merging into another traffic lane.
Areas around the vehicle outside the driver's direct field of vision that cannot be seen through mirrors without turning one's head.
Marked crosswalk where approaching motorists must yield to people crossing on foot. Never stop or park on top of a zebra crosswalk.
Penalty points recorded in the LTMS database against a driver's record for traffic violations. Accumulating points leads to suspension or revocation.
Anticipating hazards, adjusting speed, and preventing road collisions despite dangerous road conditions and the mistakes of other motorists.
Safe following distance measurement under dry conditions. Pick a stationary roadside marker; your vehicle should pass it at least 2 seconds after the car ahead.
A circular intersection where traffic flows in one direction (counter-clockwise). Motorists entering must yield to vehicles already circling.
Be 100% prepared on test day with all required documents and master the essential pre-trip vehicle safety inspection routine.
Follow this 4-step path from your medical checkup to passing the computerized examination at your nearest LTO Licensing Office.
Enroll in an LTO-accredited driving school for the 15-hour Theoretical Driving Course (TDC). Obtain an electronically transmitted medical certificate from an accredited clinic.
Create an account on the Land Transportation Management System (portal.lto.gov.ph) to link your records, medical exam, and application.
Download the Reviewer for LTO Exam 2026 app. Practice daily until you consistently score 90%+ on mock exams, ensuring 100% confidence for the real test.
Visit your selected LTO branch. Complete the Automated Licensing Examination System (ALES) computerized test and the practical driving test to receive your official plastic card!
See how applicants across the Philippines passed their LTO theoretical exam on their first attempt with this reviewer.
"Laking tulong! Passed my Non-Pro exam with 57/60! Ang daming lumabas na questions from this reviewer, lalo na yung sa road signs at intersection right-of-way. Sobrang linis pa ng app gamitin."
"The ability to switch to Tagalog mode made all the difference for me. The actual exam in LTMS has Tagalog questions, and practicing both helped me understand the tricky trick questions without any panic."
"Upgraded my license from Non-Pro to Professional heavy truck (Code C). The 80-item mock exam in the app tested my endurance and technical knowledge on heavy vehicle dynamics. 10/10 recommended!"
Everything you need to know about the exam passing score, questionnaire format, language options, and license requirements.
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