K53 Simulator

Independent practice. Not a government website: K53 Simulator doesn’t represent any government entity and offers no government service. It is not made by, endorsed by or linked to the DoT, the RTMC, eNaTIS or any testing centre.

Website terms of use

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These terms cover this website. The K53 Simulator app has its own terms of use. By using the site you agree to them.

Independent practice

K53 Simulator is independent practice for the K53 learner’s licence test, made by Kindly Made. It is not a government website: it doesn’t represent any government entity, offers no government service, and is not made by, endorsed by or linked to the Department of Transport, the RTMC, eNaTIS or any driving licence testing centre. Book and take your real test through a testing centre or NaTIS Online.

Our questions and the law

We write every question ourselves and check it against the National Road Traffic Act 93 of 1996 and the National Road Traffic Regulations, 2000, and each one names its source. The test format is as testing centres state it. But the law and your testing centre have the last word, mistakes can happen, and passing our taster doesn’t promise that you will pass the real test. If something looks wrong, tell us at hi@k53simulator.co.za.

Using the site

The site is free for your own study. The questions, explanations, sign drawings and pictures are Kindly Made’s: please don’t copy them in bulk or republish them. Linking to any page is welcome.

The app and Google Play

The app is sold on Google Play, under Google Play’s terms and the app’s own terms. The site sells nothing and takes no payments.

Our responsibility

We provide the site as it is, and we can change it or take it down. As far as the law allows, we aren’t responsible for losses from using it. Nothing here takes away rights you have under South African consumer law. South African law applies.

Contact

Write to us at hi@k53simulator.co.za.