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It took me a good It took me a good 3 years before I could finally get my drivers licence in South Africa. Not that I couldn't drive well or anything like that. I knew all my road information (well I thought I did). I must have bought all sorts of driving material on the busy streets of Johannesburg, plus all the other supposedly helpful information about driving from CNA and Exclusive Books. I even went as far as trying to get information from the South African Government Licencing Department and all I got was piles and piles of instructions and diagrams that I couldn't really understand. You have passed your learners! NOW Subscribe to the Drivers Licence K53 Preparation Series
I even went as far as getting the K53, but that confused me even more. As a result I failed my very first learners licence exam in Krugerdorp, failed my second in Germiston, then failed my third in Wendywood, North of the Joburg. My friends kept on telling me to change testing centres and for some reason I believed them and I had 6 learners test all in all before I finally got lucky in 2004 and passed the exam. All this failing wasn't necessary as you will see below. All I needed was the right study material, suited for me and I would have passed with flying colours. Booking a driving test
But before I tell you what finally helped me, I think I should share with you how not having my learners licence (which ultimately meant I would never get a driver licence), impacted negatively on my career, life and happiness. When I finally finished my tertiary education I entered the job market with my Sales & Marketing Management Diploma from IMM. I had very good grades and I was called for a number of job interviews, which I aced... till the part when I was asked for a valid drivers licence and I had nothing to show.
The Q & A Learners Licence Self Test Saved My Life!
One door shut, then another.. and another - all because of not having a valid South African drivers licence. This drove me into a frenzy and I bought all sorts of information from every Tom, Dick and Henry I could find, hoping to get a head start and pass my final learners licence exam. I later realised that the information that I was reading was not up to date and was very wrong when I finally got hold of the Q & A Learners Licence Self Test Report. The personalised test self test was very helpful and identified with my needs.
In my quest to try and get my learners licence, I came across some very good & kind people as well as people who your mother warned you about when you were still in High School. I will never forget how one corrupt drivers licence official tried to solicit a bribe from me. * Temba promised me that he would sort out my learners licence just like that if I paid him R1000 in cash. He said that if I added extra "money for cool drink" I would not only get a learners licence, but a drivers licence as well. I asked him whether I would get an invoice for all this and he laughed at me.
Other people who were waiting to get into the exam room paid him the money
and I refused as this seemed very unethical and corrupt. When we entered the
exam venue, I was horrified when I realised that Temba was the exam instructor.
I was very confident when I wrote the exam and I was surprised when the
instructor said that I had failed. All the other people who hadn't paid money to
pass failed and you guessed it.. Yep all those who paid passed with flying
colours. Corruption was and still is very rampant in the Drivers Licencing
Department. The Q & A Self Test Manual also helped me get over all these
unnecessary troubles.
The Q & A Learners Licence Self Test Report is a vital resource for any one who is trying to get a learners licence in South Africa. Unlike other forms of literature, it covers the basics that you need to know before you can really understand how the SA roads work. The Self Test is not just another fly by night book with colourful pictures of roads signs and diagrams. Denash has been helping people from different places, Cape Town, Durban, Bloemfontein, Upington, Johannesburg and Nelspruit get learners and drivers licences. The book is divided into 2 helpful sections:
- Section 1 : Learners Licence Test Theory
- Section 2 : Learners Licence Self-Test
Section 1 covers all the tips and hints you need to know before you can sit for your exam. You will be introduced to a number of road signs - regulation signs, warning signs, informative signs etc. You will also be introduced to the important facts you need to know before writing your learners licence test. The second section has all the self-test questions that will put you ahead of all the other people who are trying to get a learners licence. The book is also very affordable. At only R65 (including posting in RSA), its a must read resource for aspiring South African drivers. Its also possible to get the book in PDF format and you can print it out yourself or read it on a wide colourful computer screen. Don't take the stressful route that I took before getting my learners. Order the Q & A Learners Licence Self Test Book and fulfill you dreams on the open road...You have passed your learners! NOW Subscribe to the Drivers Licence K53 Preparation Series