US Traffic Signs

US Traffic Signs

Marcos Ceresoli
Free

App information

Version
3.0.1
Download size
33.80MB
First released
2026-05-05
Developer
Marcos Ceresoli
Bundle ID
com.marcosMC.US.traffic.signs
Category
Education (155,215)

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Get ready for your driving test! Know all the traffic signs in the U.S. and improve your road safety. Totally free and offline! Are you ready to get your driver’s license? With U.S. Traffic Signs, you will master all the traffic signs you need to know to pass your driving test in the United States. This friendly and easy-to-use app is the perfect tool for learners, young drivers, and adults who want to feel confident behind the wheel. Key Features: Interactive Test: Take the test as many times as you want to evaluate your knowledge of traffic signs. No Internet Required: Access all information and take the test anytime, anywhere, without needing an internet connection. Detailed Results: After completing the test, you will receive performance statistics and can review each answer, including whether it was correct or incorrect. Organized by Categories: Signs are grouped into categories (Regulatory, Warning, Guide, School Zone) and series for easier and more effective access. Completely Free: No subscriptions or hidden fees—100% free content. Why Choose U.S. Traffic Signs? Unlike other similar apps, U.S. Traffic Signs offers a comprehensive and accessible experience, with the flexibility to study offline and the opportunity to retake tests until you feel confident. Become a traffic sign expert and pass your driving test with confidence!

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Who made it?

The developer is Marcos Ceresoli, and the app identifier is com.marcosMC.US.traffic.signs.

When was it first released?

It was first released on 2026-05-05, according to our own database record.

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