Prepare for the theory exam at home: exam question banks, video lessons, mobile apps and Telegram bots. We checked each service and summarised it.
Found: 8
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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