BTT — Basic Theory Test
The first test for all new drivers — road rules, signs and signals.
1,128 questions
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Singapore's best free app for all three driving written tests — 3,064 practice questions, the real 50-question exam format, and smart study tiers that get you exam-ready faster.
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3,064practice questions
3official tests covered
4languages
50 minreal exam format
One app. All three theory tests.
Switch between tests anytime — your progress is tracked separately for each.
FTT — Final Theory Test
For the car licence (Class 3/3A) — driving techniques, conditions and vehicle control.
1,532 questions
RTT — Riding Theory Test
For the motorcycle licence (Class 2B) — riding skills, safety and traffic rules, with animated riding scenarios.
404 questions
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Study smart, see your weak spots, and walk in confident.
Exam Core: the official practice set
Start with the official practice set published by the Singapore Police Force (SPF), then expand to signs, scenarios and full mastery — the fastest route to a pass.
Progress & weakest topics
Per-test progress tracking and stats that show exactly which topics need more work.
Learn + review modes
Drill new questions, then review failed and bookmarked ones until they stick.
True dark mode
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Sample exam questions
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BTT — Basic Theory Test
What does a circular sign with a red border generally indicate?
- ✓ A prohibition — something you must not do (Correct answer)
- A warning about the road ahead
- Helpful information for drivers
Circular signs with red borders are prohibitory — they tell you what you must not do.
You approach a zebra crossing with a pedestrian waiting at the kerb. You should:
- Sound your horn and drive on
- ✓ Slow down and be prepared to stop (Correct answer)
- Speed up to pass before they cross
Pedestrians have priority at zebra crossings — slow down and be ready to stop.
The traffic light turns amber as you approach the junction. You should:
- Accelerate to clear the junction quickly
- Continue at the same speed
- ✓ Stop before the stop line if it is safe to do so (Correct answer)
Amber means stop before the line unless stopping would be unsafe.
Unless otherwise signposted, the speed limit on Singapore roads is:
- ✓ 50 km/h (Correct answer)
- 60 km/h
- 70 km/h
The default speed limit on Singapore roads is 50 km/h unless signs state otherwise.
Who is responsible for ensuring passengers wear their seat belts?
- Each passenger only
- ✓ The driver (Correct answer)
- The vehicle owner
The driver is legally responsible for ensuring all passengers are belted up.
FTT — Final Theory Test
In good conditions, what is the minimum safe following distance on an expressway?
- ✓ A two-second gap from the vehicle ahead (Correct answer)
- One car length at any speed
- Ten metres regardless of speed
Use the two-second rule — and double it in rain or poor visibility.
Before changing lanes on an expressway, the correct sequence is:
- Signal, then change lanes immediately
- ✓ Check mirrors, signal, check blind spot, then move (Correct answer)
- Move first, then signal
Mirrors, signal, blind-spot check, then move — never skip the shoulder check.
Your car starts to skid on a wet road. You should:
- Brake hard immediately
- ✓ Ease off the accelerator and steer gently in the direction you want to go (Correct answer)
- Turn the steering wheel sharply against the skid
Sudden braking or sharp steering makes a skid worse — ease off and steer smoothly.
Your vehicle breaks down on an expressway. You should:
- Stop in your lane and switch on hazard lights
- ✓ Move onto the road shoulder, switch on hazard lights and place a breakdown sign behind (Correct answer)
- Reverse slowly to the nearest exit
Get onto the shoulder, use hazard lights and warn traffic behind — never stay in a live lane.
When overtaking on an expressway, you should:
- Overtake on the left if the right lane is slow
- Use the road shoulder if traffic is heavy
- ✓ Overtake on the right and return to your lane when safely clear (Correct answer)
Overtake only on the right, then signal and return once you can see the vehicle in your mirror.
RTT — Riding Theory Test
When braking on a wet road, a rider should:
- Use only the front brake for maximum power
- ✓ Brake earlier and apply both brakes gently (Correct answer)
- Use only the rear brake to avoid skidding
On wet roads, brake earlier and more gently, using both brakes together.
Before changing lanes, a rider must:
- Rely on mirrors alone
- Signal and move at the same time
- ✓ Do a head check over the shoulder — mirrors have blind spots (Correct answer)
Mirrors never show everything — a shoulder head check is essential before every lane change.
Riding near large vehicles, you should position yourself:
- ✓ Where the driver can see you in their mirrors (Correct answer)
- Directly beside the vehicle's rear wheels
- As close behind as possible to save fuel
Stay out of blind spots — if you can't see the driver's mirrors, they can't see you.
When carrying a pillion passenger, they must:
- Hold an umbrella if it rains
- ✓ Wear a securely fastened helmet and keep both feet on the footrests (Correct answer)
- Sit side-saddle for comfort
Pillion riders must wear a fastened helmet, sit astride and keep feet on the footrests.
To stay visible when riding at night, you should:
- Wear dark clothing to reduce glare
- Ride close behind other vehicles
- ✓ Wear bright or reflective clothing and keep your headlight on (Correct answer)
Reflective gear and a working headlight make you far more visible to other road users at night.
Loved by learner drivers and riders
“Did two weeks of practice on the bus to work and passed my BTT on the first try. The mock exams felt exactly like the real thing.”
“Exam Core was a lifesaver — I focused on the core questions first instead of grinding all 1,128. Passed with days to spare.”
“I took the actual test in Chinese, so practising in Chinese made all the difference. The translations are accurate and natural.”
“Finally an app with proper Tamil support — every question and explanation. My father used it too and passed his BTT at 52!”
“The animated riding scenarios are brilliant for RTT — way easier to understand lane positioning and hazards than static diagrams.”
“Needed my FTT for private-hire driving. The 50-minute mock exams with the countdown timer got me used to the pressure — passed 48/50.”
Frequently asked questions
Is the app really free?
Yes — all 3,064 questions, mock exams and study features are free. No sign-up required.
Are the questions official and up to date?
Our Exam Core tier is drawn from the official practice set published by the Singapore Police Force (SPF). The remaining questions are original sets compiled and refined by our team over 10 years of test-prep experience to match the style and difficulty of the real exam. All content is reviewed and updated regularly — the last-update date is shown inside the app. We remain an independent study aid, not affiliated with any government body.
Which languages are supported?
English, 简体中文 (Chinese), Bahasa Melayu and தமிழ் (Tamil) — the full question bank and interface in all four.
What's the difference between BTT, FTT and RTT?
BTT (Basic Theory Test) is the first test for all new drivers. FTT (Final Theory Test) is required for the car licence (Class 3/3A). RTT (Riding Theory Test) is for the motorcycle licence (Class 2B).
Does it work offline?
Yes — once downloaded, you can practise anywhere. Your progress syncs on your device.
How realistic are the mock exams?
Identical format to the real test: 50 questions, 50 minutes, pass at 45 — with the same countdown timer pressure.
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