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South Africa’s Computerized Learners Test: The Complete 2026 Guide & Simulator

Most Driver Licence Testing Centres (DLTCs) across Gauteng, Western Cape, and KwaZulu-Natal have replaced old paper booklets with the official Computerized Learner’s Licence Test (CLLT). Learn the exact 64-question breakdown, pass marks, and test day traps.

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Question 14 of 64 • Section 2: Road Signs

What does this regulatory command sign (R101) require of all drivers in this lane?

60
A. Maximum speed limit of 60 km/h
B. Minimum speed limit of 60 km/h ✓
C. Recommended advisory speed
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Official Examination Standard

Official Pass Mark Requirements (All 3 Sections)

The computerized test is unforgiving. You must pass each individual section independently. A high score in road signs will NOT compensate for failing vehicle controls.

Section 1 28 Questions

Rules of the Road

Right of way, emergency lanes, 4-way stops, freeways & following distance.

Required Score: 22 out of 28
Pass Percentage: 78.6%
Max Mistakes Allowed: 6 errors
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Section 2 28 Questions

Road Signs & Signals

Regulatory signs, warning triangles, road markings & traffic robot signals.

Required Score: 23 out of 28
Pass Percentage: 82.1% (Highest Bar)
Max Mistakes Allowed: 5 errors
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Section 3 8 Questions

Vehicle Controls

Numbered diagrams 1 to 8: clutch, footbrake, handbrake, indicators & mirrors.

Required Score: 6 out of 8
Pass Percentage: 75.0%
Max Mistakes Allowed: 2 errors only
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Computerized Test (CLLT) vs Old Paper Booklet

Why traditional rote memorization from static booklets fails on modern touch-screen DLTC kiosks.

Feature DLTC Computerized (CLLT)
Testing Method Digital Touchscreen Kiosk
Question Selection Randomized live from eNaTIS
Time Management Automatic 45:00 countdown clock
Results Delivery Instant pass/fail score printout
Anti-Cheat Verification Biometric fingerprint login
Official Administrative Protocol

How to Book Your Computerized Learner’s Test

Follow the 4 mandatory steps to book and sit for your computerized learner's licence test in South Africa.

1

eNaTIS Online Slot

In Gauteng and Western Cape, book your test slot online via online.natis.gov.za. Select a computerized DLTC.

2

Paperwork & Photos

Gather: Original ID/Smart Card, 2 identical B&W ID photos, proof of address (< 3 months), and completed Form LL1 (available at centre).

3

Pay & Eye Screening

Visit the DLTC to confirm your booking, pay the booking fee (R108–R150 depending on province), and pass the official optical eye test.

4

Exam Kiosk Login

Arrive 30 minutes early. Place your fingerprint on the terminal scanner, choose your language, and conquer all 64 questions before the 45-min timer expires.

DLTC Centres Operating Computerized Kiosks

Major testing centres with active Computerized Learner’s Licence Testing (CLLT) touchscreens:

Gauteng Province

  • • Centurion DLTC (Gautrans Hub)
  • • Waterfall Eco Park DLTC (Midrand)
  • • Randburg Testing Centre
  • • Kempton Park Driving Centre
  • • Akasia DLTC (Tshwane)
  • • Langlaagte Licensing Centre
  • • Xavier Junction DLTC (Ormonde)

Western Cape

  • • Gallows Hill DLTC (Green Point, Cape Town)
  • • Parow Driving Licence Centre
  • • Milnerton Driving Centre
  • • Bellville Driving Licence Testing Centre
  • • Somerset West DLTC
  • • Fish Hoek Driving Centre

KZN & Nationwide

  • • Rossburgh DLTC (Durban)
  • • Pinetown Testing Centre
  • • Umhlanga Rocks Driving Centre
  • • Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) DLTCs
  • • Bloemfontein Testing Hub
  • • Polokwane Municipal Testing Centre
Frequently Asked Questions

Computerized Learner’s Licence Test FAQs

Everything you need to know about the digital touchscreen kiosk exam at South African DLTCs.

The Computerised Learner's Licence Test (CLLT) is the official digital testing system deployed at Driver Licence Testing Centres (DLTCs) across South Africa by the Department of Transport and RTMC. Candidates answer 64 multiple-choice questions on a touchscreen terminal connected to eNaTIS with biometric login and instant automated scoring.
You must pass all 3 individual sections independently: 1. Rules of the Road: minimum 22 out of 28 (78.6%), 2. Road Signs and Signals: minimum 23 out of 28 (82.1%), 3. Vehicle Controls: minimum 6 out of 8 (75.0%). Failing even one section means total test failure.
The computerized DLTC test has a strict 45-minute countdown clock displayed on the touchscreen terminal. This gives candidates approximately 42 seconds per question across the 64 questions.
Yes. At South African DLTC kiosks, candidates can select their preferred official language on the touchscreen before starting the exam, including English, Afrikaans, isiZulu, isiXhosa, and Sesotho. K53 Copilot provides complete practice simulators in all 5 languages.
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