It belongs to a distinctly French tradition of software for preparing the 'code de la route' -the mandatory theory exam before taking the practical test- that migrated from PC and CD-ROM to Nintendo's handheld without losing its utility function: series of multiple-choice questions about signage, right-of-way, and traffic rules, organized by topic and with error tracking.
It's not a game but a study tool, designed to accompany those about to get their license; its place in DS's catalog is the same one occupied by dozens of similar programs on a console Nintendo actively pushed as a useful device for the whole family.
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