Passed
Applicants who passed under the Western Cape’s new computerised system during 2025/26.
Prepare Better.
Under the New Computerised Learner Licence Testing system, 83% of applicants failed during the 2025/26 financial year in the Western Cape.
SmartAZ K53™ Learner is being developed for this new reality: focused preparation across South African road signs, operating traffic signals and the rules of the road.
Development modules are available through SmartAZ Open Testing.

The reported results show why genuine, broad preparation now matters.
Applicants who passed under the Western Cape’s new computerised system during 2025/26.
The corresponding proportion of applicants who were unsuccessful.
Computerised learner’s licence tests reportedly conducted after the May 2025 launch.
Figures reported from Western Cape Mobility Department information disclosed in a parliamentary written reply. The province’s overall rate also included tests conducted under the previous manual system.
SmartAZ K53™ Learner is being developed as a comprehensive learning platform for the South African learner’s licence test. Modules are structured into focused topics and released as their content is completed, checked and prepared for testing.
Available through Open Testing, with road-sign content expanding progressively.
Available through Open Testing, with real-time animation showing signals as they actually operate.
Warning-sign expansion, temporary road signs, road markings, rules of the road, vehicle controls, combination questions and full practice tests.
SmartAZ divides K53 knowledge into manageable topics. Short question cycles reveal what is known and what still requires attention.
Short cycles make it practical to practise one topic, identify mistakes and return to weak knowledge.
Focus on one defined area of K53 knowledge.
Retrieve knowledge through focused multiple-choice practice.
Use results and incorrect-answer review to prepare more effectively.
Download SmartAZ™ and access the K53 development modules currently available through Open Testing.