The whole question bank
Over 1,400 questions across road signs, rules of the road and vehicle controls — the three sections the CLLT tests separately. You must pass each section on its own, so practising all three matters.
Registered driving school since 2010
Pass the computerised learner’s licence test the first time
You-Drive has operated as a registered driving school in the Western Cape since 2010. We prepare learners for the computerised learner’s licence test (CLLT) with the same question bank the test draws on — road signs, rules of the road and vehicle controls — in English and Afrikaans.
- Over 1,400 questions, every one in English and Afrikaans
- An explanation on every answer, not just a score
- A full mock test in the same format as the real one
What failing actually costs
The re-test fee is the small part. The expensive part is the queue.
- A booking at a Western Cape DLTC is commonly weeks out — and a failed test means going back to the end of it
- Another day off work or school, and another trip to the testing centre
- Your driving-lesson plans move with your licence date
Booking waits vary by centre and time of year. Check current availability with your nearest DLTC.
Western Cape
What the test itself costs
These are the official Western Cape figures. We publish Western Cape only — fees are set provincially and we don’t quote figures we haven’t verified.
| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| Learner’s licence application and test | R68 |
| Issue of the learner’s licence once you pass | R33 |
| ID photographs (typical, from a private provider) | about R40 |
Last verified: August 2026. Fees are set by the Western Cape Department of Transport and Public Works and can change — confirm with your DLTC when you book. Source: Western Cape Government — learner’s and driver’s licences.
A re-test costs the R68 again. That is not what makes failing expensive.
What you get
Preparation built around how the test actually works
An explanation every time
Every answer comes with the reasoning behind it. Getting a question wrong and being told only that you were wrong teaches nothing — the explanation is where the learning happens.
Fully bilingual
Every question exists in English and Afrikaans, and you can switch language on any question. Practise in the language you will sit the test in.
A real mock test
A full mock in the same structure and section split as the CLLT, so test day is a familiar format rather than a surprise.
It remembers your weak spots
The quiz tracks which questions you get wrong and brings them back, so your revision concentrates where you are actually losing marks.
Phone, tablet or computer
Works in the browser on any device. A little every day beats one long session the night before.
Learning with an instructor
If you would rather not do it alone
Google Classroom group class
R100 per person / class
Group learner training delivered online through Google Classroom. Learners need their own smartphone or computer.
Class detailsSaturday course
R650 per person
Four sessions at our Stellenbosch venue. Attend in person, or join the same course on Google Classroom.
Course detailsIn-person class at your venue
R350 per person
A single face-to-face learner class delivered at your own venue or home, where practical.
Ask on WhatsAppLearner’s licence questions, answered plainly
How many questions are in the learner’s test?
The CLLT is split into three sections — road signs, rules of the road and vehicle controls — and you must pass each section separately. Failing one section fails the test, which is why practising only your strongest section is a common way to come unstuck.
Is the test available in Afrikaans?
Yes. You can write the computerised learner’s test in Afrikaans, which is why every question in our bank exists in both languages and you can switch on any question.
How long should I prepare for?
It depends where you are starting from. Learners who have never studied road signs generally need longer than a few days, which is why access runs from one hour up to 60 days — you pick the window that matches your test date.
What happens if I fail?
You pay the application fee again and rebook. The fee is the small cost; the wait for the next available booking is the real one.
Can an employer or school buy access for a group?
Yes. Access codes can be bought in bulk and handed out — and the access period only starts when a learner redeems their code, so codes bought now can be given out over the following months. See sponsoring learner access.
Do you help with the driving test as well?
Yes. We are a registered driving school and have taught in Stellenbosch, Paarl and Franschhoek since 2010 — see driving lessons once your learner’s licence is in hand.
Full access
Practise the full question bank — not just this page
Over 1,400 K53 questions covering road signs, rules of the road and vehicle controls. Every question in English and Afrikaans, with an explanation on every answer, and a full mock test that mirrors the real one.
- 1,400+ questions, bilingual
- An explanation on every answer
- Full mock test, same format as the real one
- Works on phone, tablet and computer
R99 1 hour of full access A focused session before your test — the full question bank and a complete mock. Buy → Most popular R249 15 days of full access Enough time to work through every section and re-test your weak spots. Buy → R449 30 days of full access A full month — study at your own pace and book the test when you are ready. Buy → R749 60 days of full access For learners starting from scratch, or anyone who has failed before and wants time. Buy →
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