A lot of the answers are wrong. Like it says that polyester is the most protective type of clothing. Which it is actually leather

Dont buy seriously!!! I trained on it and failed my test. You won't find any of the questions from this app during the test not even closer. So the lady at the dmv gave me the book that i read in 30 mins and was able to pass the test. To summarize: 2weeks with this app i missed 8 questions. 30mins with the book i missed 3

Before you buy this app, DON'T...Like others I have found some seious screw ups in the "correct answers"...ie. they tell me that the best clothing in the event of a crash is polyester....NOT according to "MSF" it's leather....SAVE YOUR MONEY AND HARD DRIVE SPACE !!!! get a state manual and study it, they are usually free and have the correct answers.....I shall now delete this piece of crap........I wish I could give it what it deserves,,,,,ZERO stars.....

It sure helps to learn, but the navigation is very poor - prompts to switch between pages to find out the correct answer, makes you think that developers didn't bother to try the app themselves. It also gave me at least two incorrect answers! (first encouraged to accelerate from the intersection if you have bad visibility of the traffic, second claimed that front brake accounts to only one quarter of braking power).

I started to see really weird answers with this app. For example: To reduce the amount of time it takes you to react, you should: Pull the clutch while turning. This is absolutely ludicrous advice. I googled to make sure I wasn't going insane - this is quite obviously a really, really bad thing to do mid turn - and sure enough I found DMV tests telling you the answer was to cover your brakes and clutch. So beware of what this app is teaching you.

Let me first say that this app is helpful and decent. I am glad I bought it, as I've learned more from using it than I did reading the 44-page CA Motorcycle Handbook. The only real issue I have with the app is that wrong answers are very hard to discern when you grade the test, as they're presented using the same beige text as the correct answers. I think the grading should show correct answers in green and wrong answers in red so they stand out, which is why I gave the app 4 stars instead of 5. Otherwise, I strongly recommend the app. That said, I just came back from the DMV and failed the CA test with 5 incorrect answers. (You may have 4 out of 18 incorrect answers in CA.) I knew I was screwed the moment the actual test was put in front of me. Why? While I could easily get 100% correct on this app (out of 130 questions + the 11 California supplemental questions), this app's questions are far too coherent when compared to the actual test's. California's test is incoherent, asinine, and more than merely misleading. There are usually two answers that *could* be correct, but one is slightly *more* correct than the other. So, while I recommend this app for its contribution of knowledge, you are still likely to fail the actual test in the State of California because you will be unprepared for the horrible questions in the real life test.

The questions are just like the real test... Misleading, perfect if you want to pass the California DMV test the first time! I would recommend this app to anyone interested in taking the DMV exam