K53 learner's licence · iPhone

The K53 learner's licence app built for the computer test.

Practise 1,367 original questions, then sit a timed 64-question mock in the published format. R99.99 once. No ads.

No Android app yet. Android users can try K67 free in the browser.

Try it free in your browser

K67 practice question: a green sign with a red bar across the top. The learner picked the wrong answer, and K67 shows the right one, a dead end, with a short explanation of why.

1,367original questions
600+road signs pictured
64questions in the timed mock
R99.99once, nothing else to buy

Why K67

What R99.99 gets you.

Built for the computer test

The mock gives you 64 questions in the 28 / 28 / 8 split, a 60-minute clock and a score for each section.

No ads. No subscription.

Pay R99.99 once on the App Store. No account, no in-app purchases, nothing to cancel later.

Wrong answer? You see why.

Each answer comes with a short explanation. Your mistakes come back until you get them right.

Works with no signal

The questions and 600+ sign drawings live inside the app. Study in a taxi or a queue on zero data.

Unseen: the parts that are easy to skip

499 Code 2 questions on the less-drilled parts of the syllabus, such as legal definitions, taxi and bus reservation signs, freeway signs and vehicle equipment.

Original questions, written from the law

We wrote all 1,367 from the National Road Traffic Act, the Regulations and the sign manuals. Your code sets your pool: 1,210 for a car.

K67 vs free apps

One payment instead of ads and upgrades.

	Free apps	K67
Paid for by	Varies	R99.99, once
Ads	Varies	None
Locked sections	Varies	Nothing locked
Mock test	Varies	64 questions, timed
Explanations	Varies	One with each answer
Offline	Varies	Fully
Account	Varies	None, no tracking

A general picture of free study apps, not a review of any one app.

The computer learner's test

The test moved to a screen. Practise on one.

The learner's test now runs on a computer at more than 300 testing centres in all nine provinces (RTMC, May 2026). The sections and pass marks stay the same.

64questions, picked by the system
60minutes on the clock, per Hessequa Municipality's test page
22 · 23 · 6Pass marks: 22 of 28 rules, 23 of 28 signs, 6 of 8 controls

How the K67 mock matches it

64 questions: 28 on rules, 28 on signs, 8 on controls
A 60-minute timer that runs while you answer
A score per section, marked against 22, 23 and 6
Results that show which section needs more work

17%In the Western Cape, 17% of computer learner's tests were passed in 2025/26, against 61 to 63% on the old paper test. News24, 15 July 2026

Sources: Government Notice R.93 of 2006; Hessequa Municipality's test page; The Citizen, 11 May 2026 (RTMC). How the computer test works.

What's inside

What studying in K67 looks like.

K67 Learn screen for Code 2: 504 of 1,210 questions tried, 293 mastered, 12 mistakes to practise, and progress bars for rules of the road, road signs and vehicle controls. — Progress per section, and a short list of mistakes to clear.

K67 mock test, question 31 of 64, with 37 minutes 16 seconds left: a brown sign of a horse and rider jumping, with three answers to pick from. — The timed mock: 64 questions, 60 minutes.

K67 Unseen tab, road signs: groups such as bus, taxi and parking reservations and freeway signs, each with a count of questions tried. — Unseen groups the less-drilled signs and rules.

Free trial

Try it before you pay.

The browser version runs on any phone or laptop. You get 10 questions in each section, one full mock test and the road sign guide. No sign-up.