Learn to drive game: roundabouts and junctions
Wheelabout is a free learn to drive game about the parts of driving people actually find hard: roundabouts, traffic lights, and turning across everybody coming the other way.
You drive it from the driver’s seat, in your browser, with nothing to install.
Practise the junctions that catch people out
- Roundabouts — which lane, when to go, when to wait
- Traffic lights — including the turn everybody hesitates on
- Turning across oncoming traffic — the one that fails tests
- Reading the road — signs, markings, and what other drivers are about to do
It isn’t a racing game. Nothing is timed and going fast wins you nothing. What it rewards is choosing right.
Marked the way a driving test is marked
Wheelabout marks you the way an examiner would: did you look, were you in the right place, and was your decision a safe one. Not whether you happened to get away with it. Pull out in front of someone and get through fine, and you’ll still lose marks — because you would have on a test.
That makes this roundabout game useful practice for a learner driver between lessons, and a safe way to think through a junction you find scary.
Free, with nothing to install
No account, nothing to buy, no downloads, no chat. It runs in a browser tab on a normal laptop, and your progress saves on your own computer.
Start on foot first
If you’re teaching a child rather than practising yourself, Swivelhead is the same roads from the footpath: look right, look left, look right again, and judge the gap.