From June 14, the test for a car driver's license includes a computer-based traffic simulation test.

When performing the simulation test, learners will handle 10 simulated traffic situations, randomly combined from 120 traffic situations on streets, rural roads, highways, and mountain roads. , highways and simulations from real-life typical traffic accidents.

The application includes the following main sections:
- Review through each video, with many instructions, rich explanations of answers compiled from driving schools for your reference
- Auditions
- Summarize the sentences that are often made wrong
- Road Traffic Law
- Notice board

The application helps you remember the time to press the spacebar (SPACE), you should not remember the number of seconds of each video because when taking the actual test, the system will synthesize 10 random sentences at once into a complete video. .

Chapters in the exam series include:
- Chapter 1: Includes 29 situations from 01 to 29 revolving around real-life situations frequently encountered when participating in traffic on the street in urban areas, densely populated areas.
- Chapter 2: Includes 14 situations from 30 to 43 revolving around real-life situations frequently encountered when participating in traffic on rural roads at bends, at night, with livestock, using headlights,...
- Chapter 3: Includes 20 situations from 44 to 63 revolving around real-life situations such as lane change, overtaking, emergency braking, lane entry, backing on highways, etc., often encountered when participating in traffic on highways speed.
- Chapter 4: Includes 10 situations from 64 to 73 revolving around real-life situations when driving in traffic on mountain roads such as passing cars, going uphill and downhill, sharp turns,...
Chapter 5: Includes 17 situations from 64 to 90 revolving around real-life situations of traffic control on national highways such as pedestrians, railroad crossings, overtaking vehicles on the road, etc.
- Chapter 6: Includes 30 situations from 91 to 120 revolving around real-life collision situations when participating in mixed traffic...