TARIQ – Your Highway Code Preparation, in French and Arabic 🚗🛣️
TARIQ prepares you for the Highway Code and the theory test for your driver's license in Belgium 🇧🇪 and France 🇫🇷 — fully bilingual (French/Arabic). The goal: to understand every rule, not just memorize it. Every answer is explained.
✅ WHAT TARIQ INCLUDES
• Bilingual French/Arabic — useful if French isn't your native language
• Choose from 2 countries: Belgium and France, each with its own specific rules
• Over 1,600 practice questions, based on the regulations
• 150 driving scenarios with photos
• 100 risk situations with commentary
• Road signs, redrawn with precise lines
• Works offline once the app is downloaded
🎯 A FULL-FORMAT PRACTICE EXAM
• The format and passing score for your country, including a timer
• The Belgian scoring system for serious errors is reproduced, just like in the actual exam
📚 TO UNDERSTAND, NOT JUST REMEMBER
• An explanation after each question, spoken by a driving instructor
• Role-played and commented driving situations
• A summary by topic, and practice for your weaknesses
♿ THOUGHT FOR ALL
• Voice reading of questions, adjustable text size, daily reminders
Whether you're taking your driving test in Belgium or France, in French or Arabic, TARIQ guides you every step of the way.
TARIQ means طريق — "the road."
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Independent application. TARIQ is not a government entity: it is not affiliated with, published by, or endorsed by any Belgian or French administration, does not issue any licenses or official documents, and does not facilitate any administrative procedures.
Official sources of regulatory content, also clickable in the app:
https://mobilit.belgium.be — FPS Mobility and Transport
https://www.ejustice.just.fgov.be/cgi_loi/change_lg.pl?language=fr&la=F&table_name=loi&cn=1975120131 — Belgian Highway Code (Justel, Belgian Official Gazette)
https://www.securite-routiere.gouv.fr — Road Safety
https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/codes/texte_lc/LEGITEXT000006074228 — French Highway Code (Legifrance)
Independent app for training in the Belgian and French driving theory test (French/Arabic).