RoadSigns Europe Gratis App
Bobilferie Apps – Kjøring i Europe app
Det er hundrevis av forskjellige vegskilt i Europa og de er ikke alltid like enkle å forstå. De henviser deg til å kjøre til venstre, høyre, til rundkjøring osv. Her er en fornuftig liten App til Iphone og Ipad som vil hjelpe deg til å forstå skiltingen bedre.
RoadSigns Europe, UK, US : contains all road signs information as reference for your driving travelling or for taking driving tests.The application features: – Totally contains almost 2400 roadsigns information
– Totally contains almost 2400 roadsigns information.
– Easy to search and look up
– Study per category
– Quiz to check your knowledge
– Customize number of quiz you want
– Quiz auto generated, different everytime you try the quiz.
Download from iTunes here
Current the app cover roadsigns of following country:
– Austria
– Czech
– Finland
– Netherlands
– Norway
– Sweden
– UK
– US
What is the speed limit on Spanish motorways? Do I need to wear a helmet when I cycle in Sweden? The free European Road Safety App contains all important road safety rules and some fun games. Download it before going abroad and save on roaming charges
Download the free Google play GoingAbroad app
Download the free iTunes GoingAbroad app
Road safety: New smartphone app provides information on EU road traffic rules
What is the speed limit on Spanish motorways? Do I need to wear a helmet when I cycle in Sweden? What safety equipment must I always have in the car when driving in Slovakia? From now on, holiday makers do not need to spend a lot of time searching for this information. They can have it at hand wherever they are with the European Commission’s new smartphone app «Going Abroad».
The app is available for iPhone and iPad, Google Android and Microsoft Windows phones in 22 languages. Apart from all important road safety information for all EU countries, the app also contains a road safety quiz and a memory game to entertain passengers during long car journeys. Of course the app should never be checked while driving – drivers should let the passengers do the job or take breaks from driving to stay both rested and well-informed.