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DriveQA: Passing the Driving Knowledge Test Dataset Summary DriveQA is a comprehensive multimodal benchmark that evaluates driving knowledge through text-based and vision-based question-answering tasks. The dataset simulates real-world driving knowledge tests, assessing LLMs and MLLMs on traffic regulations, sign recognition, and right-of-way reasoning. Supported Tasks Text-based QA: Traffic rules, safety regulations, right-of-way principles… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/barkmin77/DriveQA_Dataset.

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DriveQA: Passing the Driving Knowledge Test

Dataset Summary

DriveQA is a comprehensive multimodal benchmark that evaluates driving knowledge through text-based and vision-based question-answering tasks. The dataset simulates real-world driving knowledge tests, assessing LLMs and MLLMs on traffic regulations, sign recognition, and right-of-way reasoning.

Supported Tasks

  • Text-based QA: Traffic rules, safety regulations, right-of-way principles
  • Vision-based QA: Traffic sign recognition, intersection scene understanding
  • Multimodal Reasoning: Combined visual and textual reasoning for driving scenarios

Dataset Structure

DriveQA-T (Text-based QA)

  • Samples: 26,143 QA pairs + 1,254 challenging samples
  • Categories: 19 subcategories grouped into 5 major domains (Basic Safety, Lane Rules, Special Cases, Road Signs, Emergencies)
  • Format: Multiple-choice questions with explanations

DriveQA-V (Vision-based QA)

  • Samples: 448K image-text QA pairs
  • Image Sources: CARLA simulator + Mapillary real-world data
  • Coverage: 220 US traffic signs, diverse environmental conditions (weather, lighting, perspective, distance)
  • Task Types: Traffic sign recognition, right-of-way judgment

Usage

Organize the Data Structure

After downloading the dataset files, organize them as follows:

  1. 1.Place all .jsonl files in your working directory
  2. 2.Extract the image archives to the same directory level:
bash
   tar -xzf Intersections_images.tar.gz
   tar -xzf TrafficSigns_CARLA_images.tar.gz  
   tar -xzf TrafficSigns_Mapillary_images.tar.gz

Your final directory structure should look like:

DriveQA/
├── DriveQA_T.jsonl
├── DriveQA_T_HardSet.jsonl
├── DriveQA_V_Intersections_CARLA.jsonl
├── DriveQA_V_TrafficSigns_CARLA.jsonl
├── DriveQA_V_TrafficSigns_Mapillary.jsonl
├── Intersections_images/
├── TrafficSigns_CARLA_images/
└── TrafficSigns_Mapillary_images/

License and Citation

This language dataset is licensed under CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0. If you use this dataset, please cite our work:

bibtex
@inproceedings{wei2025driveqa,
        title={Passing the Driving Knowledge Test},
        author={Wei, Maolin and Liu, Wanzhou and Ohn-Bar, Eshed},
        booktitle={Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV)},
        year={2025}
}

Paper dataset for ICCV 2025 DriveQA: Passing the Driving Knowledge Test.

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