Prepare for the theory exam at home: exam question banks, video lessons, mobile apps and Telegram bots. We checked each service and summarised it.
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One of the most widely used driving-theory trainers in Uzbekistan, with exam-format questions, video lessons and spoken answer explanations. It runs on the web, as mobile apps and as a Telegram bot, and includes head-to-head duels. Most content is free; some voice explanations require a subscription.
An online driving-theory school with tests, a 20-question / 25-minute exam mode, and expert and audio breakdowns of questions. Basic tests are free; full access comes with a VIP plan lasting 7 to 75 days. Available on the web, Android and via a Telegram community.
One of the most downloaded Uzbekistan traffic-rules apps (over 1M Android installs). It bundles the full rules text, tests, a signs and fines reference, voice explanations and an autodrome simulator, and works offline. Free with ads and in-app purchases.
A popular exam-ticket trainer (over 1M Android installs) with 100+ tickets, a marathon through all questions and an exam mode. Questions come with explanations and mistakes are collected for review. Free with ads; the iOS version was last updated in 2022.
An Uzbek-language app with 124 tickets (1,235 questions), the rules, road signs and a fines table. It has a marathon mode and works offline. Over 500K installs; free with ads.
A ticket-based trainer aimed at driving-school students who want to check their knowledge step by step before the theory exam. Questions follow the rules approved by Cabinet resolution No. 172. Over 500K installs; free with ads.
An app with 1,230+ questions, an exam mode, a signs and fines reference and question search. It works offline and supports Uzbek (Latin and Cyrillic) and Russian. Over 100K Android installs.
A free app with 1,200+ tests, topic video materials and a 20-question exam mode. It adds study reminders, saved hard questions and a fines reference. Over 100K Android installs; contains ads.
An app from the international developer Emyat with exam-like tickets in Uzbek and Russian. It saves tickets, keeps statistics and brings back questions you got wrong. Over 100K Android installs; contains ads and in-app purchases.
A study app with questions from 124 tickets, detailed explanations and unlimited practice. It also explains how to obtain a licence. Over 100K Android installs; free with ads.
A website and apps with 1,285 questions and 65 tickets, each explained and linked to the rule clause it tests. Tickets, rules and the real exam mode are free with no sign-up; topic practice and mistake analysis are Premium. Over 50K Android installs.
An app covering both theory and the autodrome: 1,220+ explained questions, audio explanations, a 3D autodrome simulator and an AI assistant. Full audio access and ad-free use are in the paid tier. Over 50K Android installs.
A website and app with exam simulation, ticket and topic tests and a signs and rules reference. Exam simulation and mistake review are free; topic and ticket tests and marathon mode are Premium. It also runs a Telegram channel (about 3K subscribers) and a YouTube channel.
A website, Android app and Telegram bot with 1,300+ questions, 130 tickets and an exam simulator. It includes a reference for signs, markings and fines. Ad-free; the Android app has in-app purchases.
A theory-prep app from the Tashkent driving-school chain Avtoakbar, with tickets, explained practice and error statistics. Some features are in premium plans. The school also runs a YouTube channel with lessons.
A traffic-rules reference with practice tests, sign meanings and fines. Works offline with Uzbek (Latin and Cyrillic) and Russian interfaces. Free with ads.
An app with Uzbekistan's 2026 traffic rules, tickets, road signs and fines. Works offline in Russian and Uzbek (Latin and Cyrillic). Free with ads.
A trainer with tickets, exam and marathon modes, saved questions and mistake review. Works offline. Free with ads.
Course + tests · Free + premium
A website, apps and Telegram login with 1,290 questions and 65 tickets, each answer explained in Uzbek and Russian. Tickets, topics and an adaptive mode are free; marathon and full exam simulation are Premium. Built by OPTIMATRIX, which also makes the Avtoakbar app.
An app with 128 tickets (1,280 illustrated, explained questions), a timed exam and a marathon. It includes signs, the rules text, fines and an autodrome exercise guide, and works offline in Russian and Uzbek (Latin and Cyrillic). Free with light ads.
Tests · Free
A free web trainer with exam tickets, 20-random-question practice and an exam mode that stops at the third mistake. It also has a 3D autodrome simulator and a mistakes section. Uzbek (Latin and Cyrillic) and Russian interface; the site shows ads.
Course + tests · Free
An app for enrolling in a partner driving school in your region and preparing for theory, with tickets, mock exams and video lessons. Every user gets 30 tickets, 3 topics and 3 mock exams a day for free; the full question bank unlocks for students who enrol through the service (tuition is paid at the school). Same developer as Yodla.
App · Free + premium
An unusual trainer that renders exam-question situations in 3D and plays out your chosen answer (a safe pass, a speed-camera fine or a crash). It has 1,264 questions in 42 topics and 398 3D situations. All questions and 5 situations are free; the rest unlock with an activation code.
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