Motor Vehicle Driver Traffic Regulation Theory Mock Test and Practice Software (Subject 1)

u3000u3000 "Motor Vehicle Driver Traffic Regulation Theory Simulation Test and Practice Software (Subject 1)" is a comprehensive set of comprehensive and excellent performance driving test aid software carefully designed by the China Driving Test Network for the entire process of motor vehicle driver learning and licensing. . If you want to learn to drive or are currently learning to drive, and are struggling and anxious about getting a driver's license, this system can completely help you and allow you to easily pass the first hurdle on the way to the license test.

u3000u3000 This software uses the latest test question bank from the Ministry of Public Security in January 2013.

u3000u3000 software adopts a simulated test interface that is consistent with the interface of the official traffic police test, so that you can practice in the test environment at ordinary times, so you can easily enter the test state and get the best results in the shortest time. Our goal is very clear, which is to let you easily get your driver's license with the least effort, and never turn the fun of learning to drive into a burden for you.

u3000u3000 This set of software can meet the test requirements of different regions. It is suitable for you who want to take the driver's license test or for use as a driving school teaching. The following is an introduction to the functions of this set of software. I believe this set of software can help you easily succeed in the exam.

u3000u3000 function introduction:

u3000u30001, Mock examination (test papers are generated according to the proportion of questions stipulated in the standard).

u3000u30002, package practice (all test questions are divided into different test papers, each paper has 100 questions, and there are correct and wrong answers when answering the questions. As long as you have done each paper, you will pass easily).

u3000u30003. Error review (the incorrectly answered questions are grouped together during the previous classification exercises, package exercises, and mock exams. Students can review the incorrectly answered questions again to consolidate them).