- Signing in to roadpolice.am works again when the portal limits sign-ins with a driving licence, as it has since 13 October. The app used to show that answer as a refused login; it now says the daily limit is reached and offers to sign in with the registration certificate or a passport instead.

- Compulsory motor insurance (CMTPL) is now checked at the source. roadpolice.am copies the date from the insurers' bureau and often runs months behind a policy that was renewed, so the app no longer calls a car uninsured on that date alone. It asks you to check on aswa.am, the bureau's own page, inside the app - one "I'm not a robot" tick - and keeps the answer: the insurer and the last day the policy covers. - A policy you type in now ends the day before its anniversary, exactly as the policy prints it, and the form asks for the start date printed on the policy rather than the day the contract was signed.

- Settings has a new row, Rate on the App Store, that opens the review form directly. A review is what helps other drivers in Armenia find the app. - Now and then, after the app has actually helped - an article read, a fine worked out, a debt marked paid - iOS may ask for a star rating with its own standard prompt. It never interrupts a task, and it stays quiet for months after it has asked.

The app now speaks first about the dates it already knew. - Compulsory motor insurance (CMTPL): type in the day the contract was concluded and how long it runs, and the app computes the end, shows whichever record covers today - yours or the police portal's - and reminds you thirty days, seven days and one day before it lapses. roadpolice.am is often months behind a policy that was actually bought, and a car neither record says anything about is passed over in silence rather than called uninsured. - Four more reminders: the driving licence, ninety days before its ten years are up; the penalty points, when there is no room left, and the day the year closes for a driver who is short; a payment deferred under article 305, a month before it is due; and the property tax, sixty days before December as well as thirty, because unpaid arrears are what stop a car being presented for inspection. - The points warning now names the numbers: thirteen points in a year suspends the right to drive for six months, and a driver on probation is counted against six, with the articles behind both. - Every screen that takes typing now has a way off the keypad - a gold button that rides up with the keyboard - which matters most on the number pads, that have no return key at all.

Adding a car now works from inside the app. - Attach a plate yourself: the app asks the police portal to make this phone the car's operator, confirms it with the SMS code, and only reports success when the portal's own record says so. - Before it asks, the card explains exactly what the portal needs - the operator's phone has to be the number registered to the operator, not any number you have - instead of letting you find out one refusal at a time. - When the portal refuses, the app now names every field it objected to and quotes the portal's own answer, rather than showing one of them at random. - A car's card reads the owner and the driver from the registration itself, and says which is which. - Fixed: sending the confirmation code did nothing on the first tap; the screen could sit on a spinner after the code was accepted; saving a copy of a document to Photos froze the screen, and a refusal offered a button that could only fail again. - The parking check for Yerevan no longer claims to be automatic - only a person can open that list, and the app says so.