Colorado drivers might tackle Denver’s US-36 express lanes in the morning, climb Loveland Pass by noon, and finish the evening on gravel ranch roads. After the 2024 Traction & Chain update, the DMV tightened focus on mountain readiness, so this 25-question exam rewards context. Rotate study nights across urban, mountain, and rural sets: first, practice express-lane signage, zipper merges, and snow-route parking bans; second, rehearse high-altitude braking, runaway truck ramp etiquette, and traction requirements; third, drill rural two-lane sharing with cyclists, wildlife, and agricultural convoys. The app quotes Colorado Revised Statutes so you see exactly which rule you’re satisfying. Wrap each session comparing Graduated Driver Licensing clock limits with cannabis-impaired driving penalties—hybrid questions like that appear frequently at DMV kiosks.