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Do you need to pass your Learner’s License test? You’ve come to the right place! We are a South African site that provides online mock test papers where you can practice the types of questions you’ll find in the real K53 Learner’s test, and see which areas you need to improve on most. Our goal is to help you pass your Learner’s test the first time and put you well on your way towards getting your Driver’s License.
Check out our revision and K53 test material below to practice for your Learner’s License test now!

What Will You Learn?

  • Road Signs revision
  • Rules of the Road revision
  • Vehicle Controls
  • Plus our Bonus Cheat Sheet

Course Content

Rules of the road
Learning South Africa’s Rules of the Road is a vital part of getting your K53 Learner's Licence. There are around 30 questions on Rules of the Road in the Learners Licence Test, and learners need to score 74% (22/30) or higher in the section in order to pass it. South Africa’s Rules of the Road may look like a lot to learn, but don’t worry, they’re not too bad once you get into “learner's test” mode and get started. You probably know a lot of the rules already! (such as… don’t drive on the wrong side of the road!) If you read 4 – 5 sections a day, you’ll be well on your way to your Learner's Licence in no time! The Learner's Test is not difficult, but it does require that you study. These Rules of the Road were kindly provided by the Department of Transport, and are K53-compliant. If you make use of any other resources to study, make sure they comply with the K53 Learner's Test rules before utilizing them. Remember, you are not just learning these rules to get your Learner's License, but also to become a competent driver, so make sure you really understand them! You'll need to know them for your Driver's License Test, and if you plan on using a driving instructor, they will expect you to know them for your lessons.

  • K53 Rules of the Road – Vehicle to be driven on the left side of roadway
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Driving on divided public road
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Passing of vehicle
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Prohibition on driving on shoulder of public road, except in certain circumstances
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Crossing or entering public road or traffic lane
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Driving signals
    10:00
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Right of way at certain road junctions
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Procedure when turning
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Towing of vehicles
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Stopping of vehicles
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Parking of vehicles
    15:00
  • K53 rules of the road – Certain vehicles may be stopped and parked at any place where necessary
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Compulsory stops
  • K53 Rules of the Road – General duties of driver or passenger of vehicle on public road
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Prohibition on use of communication device while driving
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Duties relating to motor cycle, motor tricycle or motor quadracycle
    20:00
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Vehicle causing excessive noise
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Use of hooter
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Riding on pedal cycles
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Pedestrian’s right of way in pedestrian crossing
    10:00
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Duties of pedestrians
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Racing and sport on public roads
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Hindering or obstructing traffic on public road
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Vehicle left or abandoned on public road
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Damage to public roads
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Special provisions relating to freeways
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Hand Signals
    15:00
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Use of direction indicators in lieu of hand signals
  • K53 Rules of the Road – General speed limits
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Speed limit for particular class of vehicles
  • K53 Rules of the Road – Towing of Vehicles

Road Signs
Welcome! Here you can study all of the K53 South African Road Signs and Markings. You’ll need to know most of these signs for your Learner's License Test, and it is advisable to know all of them in order to become a good driver and pass your future Driver’s License Test - you never know which traffic signs you might come across during your test! There are around 30 questions on South Africa's Road Signs in the Learners test, and learners need to achieve 77% (23/30) or higher in order to pass it. Some learners have trouble remembering all the different South African Road Signs and what they mean. An easy way to study them for your learner’s test is to learn what certain types of Road Signs look like. For example, Action Command signs tend to be round, blue signs with white boarders; these signs command learners and drivers to do certain things, such as keep left or that only busses may drive here. Once you have learned some basic rules about Road Signs for your test, you can generally figure out what the signs are saying. You need to know your road signs for both your Learner's and Driver's License Tests - if you choose to take driving lessons with an instructor, they will expect you to know your road signs well enough to drive safely on the road. (Need a driving instructor? Find one at www.godrive.co.za)

Vehicle Control

Scope
Welcome to our Scope*- an easily-checkable list of all the various figures you need to know for your Learners License. These figures and numbers can be found throughout South African learners’ books, but nowhere in the books are they compiled together in one place. We wanted to help out prospective learners’ study for the K53 Learners Test by making this list for them; it places all the figures they need to know in one place, so they don’t have to hunt them down in learners’ books, making studying for the Learners License Test more accessible. The Scope covers the Rules of the Road section of the Learners Test: there are around 30 questions on Rules of the Road in South Africa’s Learners License Test, and learners need 77% (23/30) or higher in order to pass.

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