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California

40 practice sessions

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Anonymous activity Sample generated November 12, 2026, 5:34 PM

Data methodology

What is counted: a practice session is one completed practice run on DriveReady, counted once, in the state the learner selected. Counts are aggregated and anonymous — no individual learner is ever shown.

Current status — sample data: this map is running on sample data while the live activity feed is being connected. Sample figures are generated from state populations so the map behaves realistically; they are not measurements of real learners. That is why the map is badged “Sample data • Design preview” and never presents the figures as measured live counts.

Time windows: use the window selector in the footer — Last 30 minutes, Last 24 hours, or Last 7 days. Switching windows re-colors the map and updates every count, pin, and list together.

Pins: the map pins the ten most active states in the selected window, plus whichever state you select. Every state stays reachable through search and the list.

Activity levels (practice sessions in the selected window):

LevelLast 30 minLast 24 hoursLast 7 days
Very low1–41–391–199
Low5–1240–99200–549
Medium13–24100–199550–1,099
High25–44200–3991,100–2,199
Very high45+400+2,200+

Zero vs. no data: “No sessions” means the count for that window is zero. “No data” means nothing was collected for that state and window yet. The two are shown differently on the map and in the lists.

Map: state boundaries are U.S. Census Bureau cartography (via the public-domain us-atlas dataset), with Alaska and Hawaii as insets and a marker for Washington, DC.

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