Psychometric assessment tools aimed at assessing the driver’s ability to process and temporarily store information while driving, as well as to respond to a range of simultaneous stimuli in real time. These tests include tools such as the “Digit Span” test, which measures the ability to temporarily hold and operate numerical information, and the “Corsi Block-Tapping” test, which measures the ability to retain spatial information and the sequence of movements, providing accurate measures of the driver’s working memory efficiency. These tests are aimed at studying the driver’s ability to follow traffic lights, monitor the trajectory of other vehicles, pay attention to sound and visual signals, and adapt to sudden changes in the road situation. They also aim to assess the driver’s ability to organise information, keep it up to date and provide accurate and timely answers, which is essential for safe driving, especially in situations that require multitasking or quick decision-making under time pressure. The practical application of these tests is to determine the driver’s ability to process numerous road information in real time, whether for training purposes, professional qualification of drivers or psychological assessment of driving skills in difficult road conditions. The results of these tests are also used to develop programs to develop and improve drivers’ cognitive abilities, implement strategies to prevent errors that arise from forgetfulness or distraction, and support scientific research linking working memory to driving performance and road safety.