IrishPDD helps Russian- and Ukrainian-speaking learners in Ireland pass the official Driver Theory Test (DTT). 1,800+ official-style questions across categories B (car), C (truck) and D (bus) with translation, an AI tutor that explains every question in your language, an exam simulator, video lessons and an instructor directory — on iPhone, Android and desktop. Free to start.


IrishPDD is built for people living in Ireland who want to get a driving licence but find the English-only Driver Theory Test a barrier.
Study every Driver Theory Test question with a clear Russian translation and AI explanations in Russian, so the language never stands between you and your learner permit.
Full Ukrainian translation of all 805 category-B questions (and all 1,017 category C/D) plus an AI tutor in Ukrainian — one of the very few DTT prep tools that genuinely supports Ukrainian, not just Russian.
Learner Permit, NDLS, EDT, RSA — we explain what each step means and the order to do it in, in your own language.
Left-hand traffic, roundabouts and a mandatory theory test apply even with 20 years of driving. We help you close just the gap instead of relearning everything.
Preparing for the Irish truck (category C) or bus (category D) theory test? All 1,017 official-style C/D questions with Russian and Ukrainian translation, plus a realistic 100-question exam simulator.
The core is the translated theory plus an AI tutor. On top of that: an exam simulator, video lessons, a road-vocabulary dictionary, an instructor directory and a step-by-step licence plan.
Switch the language with one tap, even mid-question. Each question appears in English with a clear Russian or Ukrainian translation, so you learn the official English terminology without losing the meaning. The bank covers all 805 category-B questions and all 1,017 category C/D (truck & bus) questions.
Not sure why an answer is correct? Ask the AI tutor — it explains in Russian or Ukrainian, taking your chosen answer into account. No other Irish DTT app does this.
40 questions · 45 minutes · pass mark 35/40 — exactly like the real Driver Theory Test. For categories C and D the simulator uses the real professional format: 100 questions · 120 minutes · pass mark 74.
Roundabouts, priority, road markings — short explainer videos instead of dry text.
Also included: a full-question-bank marathon · topic practice in blocks of 20 · a road-vocabulary dictionary (210 words + 105 phrases) · a directory of 66 driving instructors who speak Polish, Russian and Ukrainian · a step-by-step plan from Learner Permit to Full Licence · statistics and weak-spot tracking · bookmarks · search · truck (C) and bus (D) theory preparation for future professional drivers.
Real app screenshots — nothing mocked up. The AI tutor explains in Russian or Ukrainian, and the exam simulator mirrors the real DTT.


IrishPDD also prepares Russian- and Ukrainian-speaking drivers for the Irish truck (category C) and bus (category D) theory tests — the first step towards a professional licence and Driver CPC. All 1,017 official-style questions with translation, organised into the 5 official RSA sections, plus a realistic exam simulator: 100 questions, 120 minutes, pass mark 74.
Free · switch to truck or bus mode after sign-in
Full C & D access is a one-time €20. For comparison: a single sitting of the official category C or D test costs €72, and the combined CD test €84.
Questions follow the official structure with sub-topics: tachograph, load securing, driving and rest hours — you study exactly what the exam asks.
Already bought category B? C & D unlock for €10 — the discount is applied automatically. About 40% of the C/D questions overlap with the category-B bank you already know.
The second professional-driver exam, whose live questions the RSA never publishes. IrishPDD ships the only Russian/Ukrainian trainer: every official scenario translated, 300+ questions with explanations, and a full exam simulation (3 case studies × 15 questions, pass 28/45). First case study is free.
Two ways in. The Telegram bot is the fastest to try right now. The installable app is better for daily study. Sign in with Telegram — no email, no passwords.
Tap the button and the @irishpdd_bot opens. It is the same app, just inside Telegram — perfect for a quick look before installing.
Its own icon on your home screen, a standalone window, and offline study on questions you have already seen. Best if you study regularly. Works on iPhone, Android and desktop as a PWA.
Your progress is the same in both modes — sign in with the same Telegram account and your history follows you.
Reviews are published without names, as submitted (translated from Russian and Ukrainian). Cities and scores are real.
I arrived with basic English — I learned the word “roundabout” here. Three weeks of studying in the evenings and I scored 38/40 first time. What helped most was seeing every question in two languages at once: you study in Russian but already recognise the exam wording.
20 years of driving back home. I opened the tests “just to look” — and failed my first mock. Different signs, different priorities, left-hand traffic. A week of drilling my mistakes and I passed 39/40. Glad I tested myself here and not at the €45 exam.
The most useful part is asking the AI why my answer is wrong. It replies like a person, not a quote from the rulebook — a couple of times it re-explained the same thing in different words until it clicked. Like a tutor, except in your phone at 3 a.m.
I prepared for category C to get a driving job. I would never have understood tachograph and rest-hours rules in English — with the translation it took a couple of evenings. Passed first time, and at €72 a sitting I really did not want to fail.
Three times less than a single sitting of the official test (€45).
A single sitting of the official C or D test costs €72; the combined CD test €84.
No subscriptions, no auto-renewals, no hidden fees. 2,000+ drivers have already bought full access, and you can try most of the app for free before you decide to pay.
€15 for every question forever versus €45 for each test attempt — simple maths. I passed on my first sitting, so the retakes I never needed already paid for it.
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