ADR Test

ADR Test Prep is exam practice for drivers who carry dangerous goods. One app, six national editions: Germany, Poland, Great Britain, Italy, France and Spain. Choose the country where you sit the exam and everything switches with it — courses, questions, exam format and language. WHAT EACH EDITION HOLDS • Germany: 2,000 questions across five courses • Poland: 2,700 questions • Great Britain: 2,496 questions • Italy: 3,414 questions • France: 3,064 questions • Spain: 3,250 questions Every edition includes picture questions built on hazard warning labels, placards, orange-coloured plates and vehicles. After you check an answer you get an explanation and the rule it rests on. MOCK EXAMS IN THE NATIONAL FORMAT Each country keeps its own paper: how many questions, how long you have and how many you need right. Where a country runs a shorter refresher paper, you pick it instead of the first-time one before you start. PRACTISE VEHICLE MARKING Tap a plate or a label, then tap the place on the lorry where it belongs. Submit the layout and compare it with the correct arrangement. Separate drills cover numbers, transport documents and markings. WORK ON WHAT YOU GET WRONG Today's plan puts together a session you can finish in one sitting. Progress is split by course topic, so the weak spots are visible. Mistakes come back for another try, and scheduled reviews return to material before you forget it. FREE QUESTIONS TO START Each edition opens with a free block — 150 questions in Germany, 478 in Italy. One purchase unlocks the rest for good. There is no subscription. OFFLINE AND WITHOUT AN ACCOUNT Questions, pictures and progress stay on the phone. Revise in the cab, on a break or at a training centre with no signal. No registration and no email address. ABOUT THE APP ADR Test Prep is an independent study aid. The questions were written from ADR requirements and from national driver training syllabuses. The app contains no official exam questions. It does not replace an approved ADR course, practical training or the required assessments, and it cannot guarantee a pass.