Driving every exam route

Every turn of this sector’s routes, gathered into one driving plan. Tick off what you have driven and note where the signs and tricky spots are.

Grand tour

Open the grand tour Opens with the link from our Telegram bot. The same bot watches for free exam booking dates and sends them the moment they appear.

U-turns

Streets by how often they appear

The name links to the map, so you can see where the street runs. Next to it — in how many of the sector’s routes it appears. The top six show up in almost every route: they deserve the most time.

The routes one by one

The sequences are exactly as in the PDF, each with its own navigation in parts and a link to the original map. U-turns sit in the chain in their places and are labelled. Notes are kept in this device’s browser.

The mark sits after the street you turn off, exactly as in the PDF. left · right · U-turn · roundabout and viaduct — ASP’s notes along the way. All of it is read from the PDF itself: the marks there are vector shapes sitting between the street name and the comma, each tied to its own place. Where the PDF has no mark, the street stands without one.

Route maps

ASP’s own maps, recompressed to load fast: 250 KB instead of 3 MB, with the text still vector. The originals are here. Next to them are GPX tracks and a layer of traffic lights, crossings and roundabouts along the routes.

The bot watches the booking dates

Free exam slots appear on the ASP site without warning and are taken within minutes. The bot checks for them itself and sends them the moment they show up — allowing for the fact that you cannot book sooner than ten days after a failed attempt. It also hands out the link to the grand tour and the GPX tracks.

Open the bot in Telegram The routes on this page are open to everyone and will stay that way. The link from the bot opens the tour of every turn in one outing and the tracks for your navigator.

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