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Lanzamiento de Conito!
Buenos Aires City driving test: theory simulator with explained answers
Prepare for the Buenos Aires City driver's license theory test and pass it on your first try. Conito is the Buenos Aires City driving test simulator that doesn't just ask questions: it explains why. ★ EVERY MISTAKE TEACHES YOU Choose an answer, tap "Check," and instantly see if you're right. If you're wrong, we show you the correct answer, why it's correct, the trap you fell into, and the page in the manual or article of the law where it's found. ★ SIMILAR PRACTICE JUST LIKE THE REAL EXAM 40 questions, 45 minutes, and you pass with 34 correct answers. You can mark questions to review, go back, and, when you finish, review each mistake with its explanation. ★ KNOW IF YOU'RE READY TO TAKE THE TEST We calculate your probability of passing based on your knowledge and tell you which topics to focus on. ★ LEARN FASTER • Smart review: What you get wrong comes back just before you forget it. • Practice by topic: traffic signs, right-of-way, speed limits, maneuvers, lights, alcohol, documentation, safety, and more. • Express signs: Review traffic signs in just a couple of minutes. • 3 lives mode: How many can you get right in a row? • Daily streak, daily goal, and countdown to your exam date. ★ DESIGNED FOR COMFORT • More than 1,200 questions from the Class B driving test. • High-quality images with zoom. • Works offline. • Dark mode. Ideal if you're getting your driver's license for the first time or need to renew it in Buenos Aires. NOTICE: Conito is an independent and unofficial app. This website is not affiliated with the Government of the City of Buenos Aires or any other public agency. The questions are based on the GCBA Driving Manual, National Traffic Law 24.449, and the City's Traffic Code (Law 2148). The actual exam questions may differ. Official information: https://buenosaires.gob.ar/licenciasdeconducir
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