Very good, although the signs change from state to stage and from country to country, I think they are general enough to figure them out. Like moose sign, obviously this test applies to Canada. It's a bit boring, but if you are first time driver this is great. Rules change from state to state but for the most part they are all right. This game could use some pimmping up.

Not bad, and a great idea, but each state has their own signs and driving laws. Some of the signs you had aren't in my state, either that or I was reading the questions wrong.

The game is very educational, unfortunately it is also very tedious. There is no change whatsoever to break up the monotony, so I just got more and more bored. There was also a lag after completing a level where I had to click around to get to my results, and that needs to be fixed. I get the point of this game (to help people study to get their license), but after a while they don't want to do it anymore because it is all the same. A colorful quiz. To make it less like that, I suggest alternating between different forms of questioning: like, a virtual car driving down a street using keys as pedals and the wheel and making them follow the signs and speed limit while dealing with traffic, or something like that every once in a while. I couldn't even finish I was so bored. People won't view this as a game, it will seem more like the practice test you DON'T want to take. I hope this helps.

Looks like a school assignment rather than a game for distribution

A nice idea, but something is definitely wrong. The same phrase matched two different signs, and another sign matched two different phrases. Some signs look definitely wrong too, like a dull rectangle, in many colors. Maybe it's because I'm not from your country, but fix these things and take another look at the signs.