Practice the roadside English check before it happens
An AI officer asks you the real questions out loud. You answer. You get a score and what to fix. About 5 minutes.
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What it sounds like
About seven questions, in English only. Most drivers who fail, fail here.
Why drivers practice
About 2,100 drivers a month were placed out of service for English from mid-2025 to early 2026. In 2025, 18,211 drivers failed on the questions and 1,395 on the signs.
Most drivers never reach the signs. The questions are where to practice.
Sources: FMCSA policy memo MC-SEE-2026-0002 · Federal Register, proposed rule, Aug 10, 2026 · FMCSA 2025 figures cited in a federal court filing
The questions drivers report most
- What are you hauling?
- Where are you coming from?
- Where are you going today?
- What company do you work for?
- Can I see your driver's license?
- How long have you been driving today?
- Are you driving by yourself?
- Do you speak English?
The questions officers ask most
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Questions drivers ask
Is this the official test?
No. The real questions are not published. Ours come from public records, officer training material and drivers who were stopped. Only an officer decides the real check.
Do you keep my voice?
No. Your voice is turned into text to check your answer and is never saved. The text and your results are deleted after 30 days.
What happens if I fail the real check?
You are placed out of service: the truck cannot move until a driver who passes takes over. It is not permanent, and some states have a retest. Practice is the way to avoid it.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. It runs in Safari or Chrome. Nothing to install, no account. Use headphones in a noisy cab.
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