# K67: fact sheet

K67 ("K67: Learner's Licence Test" on the App Store) is an independent iPhone app for studying for the South African learner's licence test. It covers Codes 1, 2 and 3. You pay R99.99 once. It has no ads, no subscription and no in-app purchases, and it works offline.

- Website: https://k67.co.za/
- App Store (South Africa): https://apps.apple.com/za/app/k67/id6820184900
- Free browser trial: https://try.k67.co.za

## Price

- R99.99, paid once through the App Store.
- No ads, no subscription, no in-app purchases, no account.
- The free browser trial at https://try.k67.co.za gives 10 practice questions per section, one full mock test and the road sign guide, with no sign-up.

## Platforms

- iPhone (iOS), on the South African App Store.
- Android: coming. No Android app yet. Android users can use the free browser trial.

## Questions

- 1,367 original practice questions: 497 on the rules of the road, 753 on road signs and markings, 117 on vehicle controls.
- Pool per licence code: Code 1 (motorcycle) 1,158, Code 2 (light motor vehicle, such as a car) 1,210, Code 3 (heavy motor vehicle) 1,232.
- 600+ South African road signs and markings pictured.
- K67 wrote each question from the National Road Traffic Act 93 of 1996, the National Road Traffic Regulations, 2000 and the road traffic sign manuals. Each answer has a short explanation.

## Features

- Unseen: a set of 566 questions across the three codes (499 for Code 2) on the less-drilled parts of the syllabus (legal definitions, bus and taxi reservation signs, route and freeway signs, combination warning signs, vehicle equipment and licence rules). These are questions a learner might not have practised.
- Mock test in the published format: 64 questions (28 rules of the road, 28 road signs, 8 vehicle controls), with the per-section pass marks 22, 23 and 6 from Government Notice R.93 of 2006. K67 times the mock test at 60 minutes.
- Practice by section and by group, with your mistakes coming back until you get them right.
- Progress tracking per section and per sign, from New to Mastered.
- Light and dark mode.
- Works offline: the questions and sign drawings ship inside the app.

## Privacy

- No account, no analytics, no tracking, no ads.
- Progress stays on the phone. The app makes no network requests.
- Privacy policy: https://k67.co.za/privacy/

## What K67 is not

- Not a government app, and not affiliated with the Department of Transport, the RTMC or NaTIS.
- Not a copy of the test. K67 does not have the questions from the learner's licence test, and the questions in a learner's test will differ from the ones in K67.
- Not a pass promise. K67 is a study aid.
- Not for use during the test. Learners study with K67 before the test. Using an unauthorised aid during the test is an offence (National Road Traffic Act, section 17(5)).

## Free guides on this site

- What South African road sign colours and shapes mean: https://k67.co.za/signs/ (Markdown: https://k67.co.za/signs.md)
- Learner's licence test FAQ (pass marks, codes, minimum age, what to bring, validity): https://k67.co.za/faq/ (Markdown: https://k67.co.za/faq.md)

## Who makes it

Luca Conarroe, an independent developer in South Africa, trading as K67. Seller details: https://k67.co.za/terms/#seller. Support: https://k67.co.za/support/

## Disclaimer

K67 is an independent study aid, not a government app, and not affiliated with the Department of Transport, the RTMC or NaTIS. For test bookings and the current rules, visit https://www.natis.gov.za.