Is the RoadReady app still available?

RoadReady, the teen driving log app from the Safe Roads Alliance that logged over 70 million drives, is no longer available in its original form. Families who relied on it need a replacement app to keep logging supervised permit hours.

Can I transfer my RoadReady hours to another app?

Yes. If you have your RoadReady log exported as a PDF or CSV — or any written record of your drives — DrivePath can import it, merge it into your history, and count those hours toward your state requirement.

What is the best RoadReady alternative?

DrivePath covers everything RoadReady did — state requirement tracking, multiple drivers, printable driving logs — and adds a live lock-screen drive timer, night-hour tracking, condition gap analysis, and CSV/PDF import and export. It's free on the App Store.

The Best RoadReady Alternative in 2026 (Keep Your Logged Hours)

Quick answer: RoadReady — the Safe Roads Alliance app recommended by several state DMVs — is no longer available in its original form. The closest like-for-like replacement is DrivePath: it tracks supervised hours against all 50 states' requirements, supports multiple drivers, exports a DMV-ready PDF, and — critically — imports your existing log as CSV or PDF so the hours you already drove still count.

What happened to RoadReady

RoadReady launched in 2013 and became the default permit-hour logger — over 70 million drives logged, and official recommendations from state agencies like the Massachusetts RMV. But the app is no longer maintained in its original form, leaving families mid-way through their 40 or 50 hours with a log they can't keep building.

If that's you, you need two things: a replacement logger, and a way to not lose the hours you already recorded.

What to look for in a replacement

Your state's actual requirements — total and night hours, tracked separately, not just a generic timer
Import — so existing hours carry over instead of restarting at zero
DMV-ready export — a printable, signable log
Multiple drivers — RoadReady's multi-teen support was a key feature for families
Actively maintained — the reason you're switching in the first place

RoadReady vs. DrivePath

Feature	RoadReady	DrivePath
State requirement tracking	Yes	Yes — all 50 states, total + night hours
Live drive timer	In-app	Live Activity on the lock screen with pause/end
Night hours tracked separately	Partial	Yes — dedicated progress bar
Condition gap analysis	Road type & weather logging	Yes — flags unpracticed conditions
Multiple drivers	Yes	Yes — unlimited
Export	Printable log	DMV-ready PDF with signature lines + CSV
Import from other apps	No	Yes — CSV and PDF
Actively maintained (2026)	No — original app discontinued	Yes

How to migrate your hours to DrivePath

DrivePath dashboard after importing driving hours, showing progress toward the state requirement

Get your old log out. If you still have RoadReady installed, export or screenshot your drive history. If you only have a printed or emailed log, that works too.
Download DrivePath free and pick your state — your total and night-hour targets load automatically.
Import your log. DrivePath accepts CSV and PDF imports and merges the drives into your history. If your old record is paper-only, batch-add drives with Log Past Drive — date, duration, supervisor, and conditions for each.
Verify the totals. Your dashboard should now show the imported hours against your state requirement — the same place you left off, minus the abandoned app.
Keep driving. Use the live timer for every new practice session, and export the final DMV-ready PDF when the bars fill.

Switching from a paper log or spreadsheet instead? Same process — CSV import handles spreadsheets directly, and manual entry covers glovebox sheets. No logged hour gets left behind.

Your hours still count. Keep counting them.

Import your old log, pick your state, and finish what you started — free on the App Store.

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The Best RoadReady Alternative in 2026 — And How to Keep Your Hours