Pass the Korean driver's license written test, offline.
Roadpass has all 963 questions and explanations from the Korean driving test question bank that took effect on March 9, 2026. Take timed 40-question mock tests, drill by question type and clear your mistake notes. No location permission, no sign-up. Roadpass is an independent app and is not affiliated with the Korea Road Traffic Authority or any government agency.
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All 963 questions, 2026 bank
Every question from the bank effective March 9, 2026, each with its explanation.
40-question, 40-minute mock test
Same format as the real exam. Pass line: 60 for Class 2, 70 for Class 1.
Study by question type
Text questions, road signs, and photo and illustration questions in sets of 20.
Mistake notes that empty out
Wrong answers are saved. Get one right twice in a row and it leaves the list.
Favorites and search
Star tricky questions and find any question by keyword.
D-day and expected score
Set your exam date and see a predicted score from your recent mock tests.
Question of the day widget
One question on your home screen. Tap to open it in the app.
Offline, no account
Works without internet. No location permission, no sign-up.
FAQ
- Can I pass by cramming with just this app in one day?
- Many people study one to five days. Take a few mock tests, review your mistake notes, then go through road signs and illustration questions. Roadpass tracks your expected score so you know when you are ready.
- Are the questions up to date for 2026?
- Yes. Roadpass uses the question bank that took effect on March 9, 2026, all 963 questions with explanations.
- What score do I need to pass?
- The test has 40 questions in 40 minutes. You need 60 points for a Class 2 license and 70 points for Class 1.
- Do the photos and signs load without internet?
- Yes. All images are inside the app, so road signs and photo questions work fully offline.
- Does it ask for location permission or sign-up?
- No. Roadpass needs no location permission and no account.
- Is this the official app of the Korea Road Traffic Authority?
- No. Roadpass is an independent personal app. It is not affiliated with the Korea Road Traffic Authority or the government. Questions come from the publicly released question bank.
- How do mistake notes work?
- Every wrong answer goes into your mistake notes. Answer it correctly twice in a row and it is removed automatically.
- Is it in English?
- The menus are translated, but the questions are in Korean, as in the real test.
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Official sources
Roadpass is an independent study app. It is not a government app and does not represent, and is not affiliated with, the Korea Road Traffic Authority (KoROAD) or any government agency. Questions, explanations and pass marks come from the official sources below.