SA Learners is South Africa' first and only accredited Learners Licence website assisting you in completing your Department of Transport Learners Licence test successfully first time. 
 
SA Learners.co.za does not facilitate the real test . Since the beginning of 2004, we have assisted hundreds of thousands of individuals with successfully completing their Learners Licence test first time using our "Online Practice Testing Material" test questions and answers approved by SA traffic authorities, which you may take as often as you like for a once off payment of R39. Sign up Page 
NB! We offer material for the Learners Licence test, the Drivers licence material is NOT necessary to study, it is just an 'Up Sell' technique for companies offering this material online or anywhere else. We recommed you contact a Driving School who will take you through all the necessary information you will be required to know for your test. It is much less confusing for learners to prepare directly for your Drivers test with your driving instructor.

You may practice the tests online, or you may print the information and practice with physical material, or both!!!

All our material is 100% K53 compliant. Read More
We have done extensive research to provide you with the most up to date and credible content available. Read More

Over 98% of all our members pass their learners test first time!!! This is attributed to the high standards of test material which we provide.

"To whom this may concern , all the tests are excellent they helped me to understand more about the road and car. I also really enjoyed doing the tests because they were interesting as well as fun". yours sincerely Carri-ann.

"Hi Guys! Just a note of appreciation for your website. I've just passed my learners yesterday! My success is truly attributed to your web information.It took me two weeks of self-reviews and pre-test on-line and wala - am one step ahead to getting my drivers license. Thank you very much." Michael Nevhari

Thanks and I will recommed the website to everyone who wants to be on the road knowing the rules,signs and regulations of the road..i got my leaners the first time….
Johannes
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We have provided this section for you to study all the necessary material which you will need to know before attempting the test.

When you 'click' on the above menu link called "Theory" you will notice a variety of options to choose from. We advise you to start with the "Road Rules". Here you will find a number of pages filled with content for you to review and study.

We advise you to start with the "Theory" and then attempt the test's which we offer. Once you have completed this you will be able to identify potential "Attention areas" where you will need to return to the theory and review the content more thoroughly.

We compile ALL of our material from the National Road Traffic Act, therefore our material comes directly from the source and is 100% credible and accurate.

Please review the theory material thoroughly as this will ensure you are suitably equipped while taking the test. You need to be comfortable with ALL  this content before booking the real test!!!

Our testing system is extremely comprehensive as it covers all the tested areas and is written in a format very similar to the test itself which the Department of Transport has developed.

If you wish to use our testing system you will need to sign up and become a member Sign up Page once you have completed this process you are required to make a once off payment of R39 for your account to be activated, once this process is complete all the testing system facilities become yours and you have instant access to over 260 questions and answers. 

If you would like to view an example of how the test's work go to the following link Example Questions here you will get an idea of how our system is structured and what to expect.

There is a facility for you to save your results from each of the tests which you may take as often as you wish therefore enabling you to track and monitor your progress.
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#1 Don't drive like you own the road; drive like you own the car.

#2 Always wear your seat belt--and make sure all passengers buckle up, too.

#3 Adjust your car's headrest to a height behind your head--not your neck--to minimize whiplash in case you're in an accident.

#4 Never try to fit more people in the car than you have seatbelts for them to use.

#5 Obey the speed limits, Going too fast gives you less time to stop or react. Excess speed is one of the main causes of accidents.

#6 Don't go through red lights.

#7 Indicate your intention to turn or to change lanes well in advance - this gives the cars behind you enough time to react before you take the action.

#8 Make sure your windscreen is clean. At sunrise and sunset, light reflecting off your dirty windscreen can momentarily blind you from seeing what's going on.

#9 Make sure your car has petrol in it. Unfortunately, getting stranded these days can be dangerous and its always best to avoid it.

#10 Don't drink and drive, and don't ride with anyone who has been drinking. Call parents or friends to take you home if you need a ride.