Taiwan Driving Test & Guide is a free education and reference app developed by CELIAROZALENM LLC. This app helps you prepare for Taiwan's written driving test for a car or scooter, whether you're taking it for the first time or trying again after several attempts. 

With its quirky graphical interface, Taiwan Driving Test & Guide offers a fun, user-friendly design that makes navigation simple and the experience more enjoyable. However, note that it is not affiliated with any government body and does not provide government-related services. It is solely built as a study aid to help you pass Taiwan's driving test. 

Prepare for Taiwan's written driving exam 

You can study for the written exam with Taiwan Driving Test & Guide. This app serves as a study aid based on information that the Taiwanese government makes freely available to the public, helping you review relevant topics and prepare for the test. Study materials cover topics such as road signs, hazard perception, license requirements and fees, learner's permits, and more. 

The app's official question banks contain 1,090 car questions and 804 motorcycle questions, covering a wide range of topics that may appear on the exam. Questions also include 152 questions about road signs featuring the original official graphics and 136 hazard perception video clips, including 126 for scooters and 10 for cars. Take the mock exam, which has 50 questions for cars and another 50 for scooters, and score 85 or higher to pass. 

One of the app's standout features is that the question banks are available in eight languages, including Vietnamese, Indonesian, Thai, Japanese, Burmese, Khmer, and English, although Chinese is the widely spoken language in Taiwan. Most importantly, it works offline, so you can use it anytime, anywhere. In addition, no account or registration is needed. You can use it as is. 

A practical study aid for Taiwan's driving test 

Taiwan Driving Test & Guide offers a simple way to prepare for the written driving test for cars and scooters. Its large question banks, road sign quizzes, and hazard perception videos help users review key topics. With eight language options, offline access, and no registration required, the app provides a convenient study tool for first-time test takers and those retaking the exam.