Pass your LTO exam the fun way
290 practice questions for every license type. Level up from Student Driver to Road Master while you learn.
Choose your reviewer
Pick the license you're applying for. Your mastery fills up as you get questions right.
Non-Professional · B, B1, B2
Non-Professional — Light Vehicle
For first-time car, van, and pickup drivers. Parking, right-of-way, lane markings, and safe driving.
50 questions
Non-Professional · A, A1
Non-Professional — Motorcycle
For new motorcycle and tricycle riders. Helmets, hand signals, child-safety law, and road rules.
50 questions
All license types
Road Traffic Signs
Warning, regulatory, and informative signs. Every applicant needs to know these by sight.
60 questions
Professional · B, B1, B2
Professional — Light Vehicle
For paid and PUV drivers. Vehicle parts, LTFRB rules, penalties, and defensive driving.
50 questions
Professional · A, A1
Professional — Motorcycle
For delivery riders and tricycle drivers. Expressway rules, auxiliary lights, and passengers.
50 questions
Conductor's License
Conductor's License
For bus conductors. Fare discounts, passenger safety, CPC documents, and franchise rules.
30 questions
License renewal · LTMS online validation
CDE Renewal Exam
Renewing your license? The LTMS validation exam is 25 questions, 80% to pass. Signs, road rules, and traffic laws.
193 questions
Four ways to play
Practice
Learn at your own pace with an explanation after every answer.
3 Lives Challenge
Survival mode. Build a streak for bonus XP before you run out of hearts.
Mock Exam
20 random questions against the clock, scored at the end like the real test.
Sign Flashcards
Flip through all 60 road signs until you know them by sight.
Study tips that actually work
- Do a little every day. Short daily sessions beat one long cram, and your day streak keeps you honest.
- Read the explanation even when you get it right. It helps the rule stick, not just the answer.
- Use “Fix My Mistakes” until it is empty. That list is exactly what you don’t know yet.
- Take the Mock Exam last. When you score 80%+ a few times in a row, you’re ready.
- Read the LTO Filipino Driver's Manual too. Tap the page number on any question to jump to that page.
Frequently asked questions
Which reviewer should I take?
Pick the set that matches the license you are applying for. First-time car drivers take Non-Pro Car (codes B, B1, B2); first-time riders take Non-Pro Motor (A, A1). Everyone should also practice Road Signs.
Where do the questions come from?
The questions and answers are taken word for word from the reviewer chapter of the LTO Filipino Driver's Manual (2nd Edition), the same reviewer the LTO exam is based on. We add the multiple-choice options and a short explanation, and each question shows the manual page it comes from.
Is this the actual LTO exam?
No. This is an independent practice tool, not affiliated with the LTO. It covers the same topics as the manual, but the real exam may word questions differently. Use it to learn the rules, not to memorize answers.
Can I review in Tagalog?
Yes. Tap TL at the top of the page to switch every question, answer, and explanation to Tagalog. The official LTO manual itself is in English.
Is my progress saved?
Anyone can play without an account. To keep your XP, badges, and mastered questions, create a free brgy.to account. Your progress is then saved to your account and follows you to any device. Whatever you earned before signing up carries over.
Do I need the CDE exam to renew my license?
Only once. The Comprehensive Driver's Education certificate is required for your first renewal since the CDE started on October 28, 2021. If your student permit was issued on or after August 3, 2020, or you already renewed on or after October 28, 2021, you're exempt. The exam is 25 questions, 80% to pass, and free on the LTMS portal — practice with the CDE Renewal set.
Questions and answers are from the Land Transportation Office's Filipino Driver's Manual, Vol. 1, 2nd Edition (2021). brgy.to is not affiliated with the LTO. Always check official LTO announcements for current rules and requirements.