Pick one goal
Choose something the learner’s ADI has already introduced and that suits today’s road and conditions.
For learners and the person beside them
Choose one useful goal while parked. Know what to practise and what the supervisor can say. Put the phone away, complete the drive, then review it calmly together.
The complete practice loop
Choose something the learner’s ADI has already introduced and that suits today’s road and conditions.
Shape a 20, 30 or 45-minute session without forcing practice opportunities.
No route tracking, live scoring or on-road screen interaction.
The learner and supervisor answer privately before either result is revealed.
Keep one shared review and mark anything that should go back to the ADI.
85 ADI-reviewed Coach Cards
Every objective separates what the learner needs to do from the words a supervisor can use. It also explains what good feels like, how to practise, when to make the task easier and when to stop.
Breadth of experience
Twenty road and condition cells move through three clearly labelled stages. The colours are never used on their own.
Built by a working ADI
The complete objective bank has been reviewed by professional ADI Sean Brown. Practice Mode does not collect location, draw routes, run adverts or include behavioural analytics. It gives the household a structured record they can choose to share with their instructor.
Safety first: Practice Mode does not replace professional instruction or the legal duties of a learner and supervising driver. Never interact with a phone while driving or supervising.