Showing posts with label Learners License. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Learners License. Show all posts

Friday, 29 June 2012

Applying for your Learners License

When applying for your learners license at your local testing centre make sure that you have the correct documentation, this includes two recent photographs and an SA identification book or passport, as well as sufficient money to cover the cost of the test.
Once you have filled out the necessary forms and paid the test fees, you will be issued with a receipt with the time and date of your written learners license test.


Learners License – What You Need to Know

·         rules of the road
·         road traffic signs and signals
·         vehicle controls
The learners license test is multiple choice takes approximately one hour to complete.

Learners License – Writing the Test

Be well prepared and practice for you learners license by completing past tests. On the day of the test don’t rush through the paper, read the questions carefully, taking time to select the correct answer. 

Wednesday, 13 June 2012

DISNEYLAND: Car’s Land’s big opening is June 15 | Breaking News | PE.com - Press-Enterprise

via pe.com
Walk down Route 66 and have a four-wheeled adventure in Disneyland, California, you’ll meet all the characters from the 2006 Cars movie in the new ‘Cars Land’ theme park. For K53 learners test tips and advice go to SALearnersLicense.co.za.

Tuesday, 22 May 2012

Learners Licenses - What does it cost?

How much does it cost
Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4
Province Booking fee Issue fee
Eastern Cape  R213  R69
Free State  R92  R48
Gauteng  R108  R60
KwaZulu-Natal  R150  R60
Limpopo  R159  R57
Mpumalanga  R126  R37
Northern Cape  R55  R55
North West  R126  R126
Western Cape  R68  R38
I found this useful article on the government website - this is the cost breakdown for getting a learners license. It's expensive so make sure that you pass first time. We at http://SALearnersLicense.co.za can help - pass your K53 Learners by practising real questions in the comfort of your home.

Monday, 9 April 2012

Learners License Skills: Pass Your K53 Leaners


A driver about to make a right turn, according to the traffic rules  of South Africa,  must signal that they are about to do so, but only when they are in the proper lane.. In addition before making the turn, drivers are obliged to follow all the traffic signs and signals of the junction.  Before actually making the turn drivers must ensure that they have given right of way to pedestrians, emergency vehicles or any other vehicles that are currently situated on the intersection.

The right turn law is a major constituent of South Africa’s road traffic laws, and questions regarding them are liable to come up during a  LearnersLicense exam.

Monday, 4 July 2011

My Learners License - What Questions Will I Be Asked?


Learners License
Once you have applied for a learners license and been given a date for your learners test, purchase a K53 manual and start studying for it immediately. The test takes approximately one hour and you will be tested in three areas, these are; rules of the road, road signs and vehicle controls.

Learners License - Learn About the Rules of the Road

The rules of the road are there to ensure the smooth flow of traffic and stipulate rules such as:

● which side of the road to drive on (left-hand side)

● when you may overtake

● who has right of way

● traffic control at intersections and traffic circles

● driving signals

● when to overtake

● speed limits

● parking a vehicle
This section usually consists of 30 questions and you will need to answer a total of 22 questions correctly in order to pass.

Learners License - Learn About Road Signs, Signals and Markings

Road signs, traffic signals and road surface markings are there to regulate an orderly traffic flow. They provide all the necessary information to road users, warn of any hazardous conditions ahead and give direction indicators of routes and destinations.

These can be:

● mounted on a pole on the side of the road

● mounted on an overhead structure

● painted on the road surface

● signals given by lights or people

Regulatory Signs

A regulatory road traffic sign may be a stop sign, speed limit sign, yield sign or traffic lights and are used to ensure road safety and efficient and orderly traffic flow.

Warning Signs

A traffic warning sign indicates a potential hazard ahead and should be responded to by a decrease in speed and special caution by road users. A warning sign can be a hazard sign indicating cattle on the road, a railway crossing, sharp bend in road or a no-through road.

Guidance Signs

Guidance signs are there to help with navigation and may indicate tourist places of interest, route markers and local direction signs.

Temporary Signs

Temporary signs usually have a yellow background colour with black signage or writing. These signs are to be obeyed and have priority over permanent signs. They may indicate, for example, road construction in progress or a temporary road closure.

Road Markings

Road marking are painted on the road surface in white, yellow or red. As with all road signs they must be obeyed at all times.
In this section, which usually consists of 30 questions, you will need to answer a total of 23 questions correctly in order to pass.


Learners License – Learn About Vehicle Controls

Learners License
It is important to know the correct name and function of the various vehicle controls, such as the mirrors, clutch pedal, accelerator, brake pedal, gear lever and indicator stalk.

This section usually consists of 8 questions and you will need to answer a total of 6 questions correctly in order to pass.


In this article we have discussed what questions an applicant for a learners license in South Africa will be asked in the test. We have outlined the rules of the road, various road signs, traffic signals and road surface markings, and vehicle controls.

It is recommended that you practice for your learners license by completing past tests so that you are familiar with the rules of the road, know how to react, when you see road signs, signals and markings and the purpose and names of the vehicle controls.

The multiple choice learners license test takes approximately an hour to complete. It is important to check beforehand with your test centre when booking for your test whether they use a written test or a computer test so that you are well prepared.

Good Luck!