Reporting a wrong answer

We write every Kerbtest question ourselves from the National Road Traffic Act 93 of 1996, the National Road Traffic Regulations, 2000 and the SA Road Traffic Signs Manual, and every answer shows its legal source. We still make mistakes sometimes. If you think an answer is wrong, please tell us.

How to report

Every question has a report link:

• In practice, drills and weak areas: Report a problem with this question, under the explanation.
• In a mock test: Report a problem, next to each question in the review after you submit.

Tap it, say what you think is wrong, and send. If you can, tell us where you read something different (for example a page of the official Learner Driver Manual, or a regulation number). It helps us check faster.

You can also email support@kerbtest.co.za. Copy the question text into the email so we can find it.

What happens next

1. Within 2 working days we answer you by email.
2. We check the question against the Act, the Regulations and the Signs Manual.
3. If the answer, explanation or source is wrong, or the question is unclear enough that a careful reader could pick another answer, we fix it or remove it. We tell you what we changed.
4. If we think the question is right, we explain why and point you to the source.

What we cannot help with

We do not know the official test questions, and Kerbtest questions are not official questions. If you saw a question in the real test that you think was wrong, take it up with your testing centre or the RTMC.

Kerbtest is not affiliated with the RTMC, the Department of Transport or any driving licence testing centre.