Toby Drive: your driving lessons, remembered and scored

Theory prep has mock exams, scores and progress charts. Practical lessons, for most learners, have always run on feelings — "that went okay, I think?" Toby Drive replaces the guesswork.

01Record the lesson, keep the learning

Your phone rides along during driving lessons. Afterwards, Toby Drive maps what happened against the official Malta practical marking scheme — manoeuvres, observations, vehicle control, positioning — the same rubric your examiner will use.

Book the practical test when the data says you're ready — not when impatience or anxiety does.

02One number that means something

Every recorded lesson updates a single exam-readiness score. Instead of booking the practical test when impatience (or anxiety) says so, you book it when the data says you're ready. Learners who follow the score book fewer failed attempts — which means less money spent on retests and extra lessons.

03Better lessons, not just better records

Instructors on INSUQ report that learners who review their lesson summaries between sessions arrive sharper and repeat fewer mistakes. Memory fades within days; the recording doesn't.

Toby Drive is included in the Student plan and integrates with participating schools' lesson bookings automatically.