Milnerton Drivers Licensing and Testing Centres

Milnerton Testing Centre

Operation hours are subject to change without prior notification
Monday – Thursday: 08:00 – 15:00

Fridays: 08:00 – 14:30

Centre Manager: Kobus Dunn
Physical address: William Penn Drive, Milnerton
Area: Cape Town
7 Qualified Driving Instructors: Hilton Swanson, Delme Petersen, Jeremy Williams, John Barnard, Mike Clark, Grant Hamel, Ezad Samie, Adbul-Kader Sait
Telephone: 021 550 1312
Email: jacobus.dunn@capetown.gov.za

Gallows Hill Drivers Licensing and Testing Centres

Gallows Hill Testing Centre
Centre Manager: Mogammat Mustapha
Physical address: Corner Ebenezer & Somerset Road, Green Point
Area: Cape Town
17 Qualified Driving Instructors: Nabeal Hendricks, Adrid Lawrence, Trevor Scholtz, Shine The Way Driving School, Mike Clark, Sifiso Majola, Walter Minnaar, Sharon Chapman, Jeremy Williams, Stephen Roland, Ezad Samie, Delme Petersen, Faeez Hartley, John Barnard, Desre Franco, David Arnott, Yumnah Luddy, Audy Speak
Telephone: 021 406 8742/ 021 406 8862
Fax: 086 626 5797
Email: mogammat.mustapha@capetown.gov.za

Rayton (Pretoria East) Drivers Licensing and Testing Centres

Rayton Testing Centre
Centre Manager: Mr Oliphant Mulalo Motshabi
Grade “B”
Physical address: Corner Oakley and Montrose Streets, Rayton
Area: Pretoria East
Driving Instructors: Julius De Smedt, Catharina Els, Ron Senyard, Dawie Henrico, Ben Grobler, Angelique Mongie, Ettienne Laubscher (source)
Telephone: 012 734 6046 & 011 358 7557
Fax: No fax
Email: oliphantm@tshwane.gov.za

Alberton Drivers Licensing and Testing Centres

Alberton Testing Centre
Centre Manager: Mr Edward Adams
Grade “A”
Physical address: Corner Dan Jacobs and Bosworth Streets
Area: Alberton
Qualified Driving Instructors: Yvonne Brooks, Angelique Mongie, Raymond Beard, Petrus Strydom, Brigitte Swanepoel, Hein Pienaar, Colin Herr (source)
Telephone: 011 999 2345
Fax: 086 626 5797
Email: edward.adams@ekurhuleni.gov.za

Alberton is a town situated on the East Rand of the Gauteng Province in South Africa which celebrated its centenary year in 2005. Part of the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality.

Video: The Best Driving Schools in South Africa

This clip originally aired on eNCA Tech Report.

With over 100 verified instructors, extensively covering the Western Cape, Gauteng and more recently Limpopo, Eastern Cape & Kwa-Zula Natal , iDRIVE.co.za claims to be the biggest driving school in South Africa, digitally speaking. “I am amazed by the 1000’s of learner drivers using the service every week,” says Rafiq Phillips, founder of iDRIVE.co.za “Learner drivers are sending hundreds of SMS and email messages directly to the driving schools. Knowing that we only connect them with qualified driving instructors ensures that the education and training they receive will increase the chances of them passing the first time, alleviating the backlog at testing stations.: According to Phillips it doesn’t end there though. “The system has been designed to scale and cater for any driving instructor anywhere in South Africa. I believe that road safety will be positively impacted by all that use our new and improved system – making the road safer for all South Africans. No matter when or how the legislation changes we’ll always strive to assist learners in passing their drivers licenses with the right help they can be sure of.”

How To Find a professional Driving School in South Africa

Well, for starters, the website is really easy to use. And it’s reliable. And you don’t need to pay anything to use it. Learning to drive is exciting and serious business. You want to know that you are getting a driving school instructor just right for you. We get that. Here’s how we make this happen for you:

• All driving instructors listed on iDRIVE.co.za are in possession of valid driving instructor certificates issued by the Local Government Traffic Department. This means they’re legit and qualified to do the job. (We check).
• You can browse to your heart’s content. New driving instructors are listed regularly – we really try to offer you as many relevant options as possible.
• You can be specific. You can search for driving instructors who operate in your area and offer the driving code you require. You can even find an instructor who speaks the language of your preference. Check out our easy-to-use Driving School Instructor search function. (See, it is easy!).
• When you find a suitable instructor on iDRIVE.co.za, you can contact them directly from this website via free SMS or email – the choice is yours. So you don’t even to spend any money on a phone call. How cool is that?
• And because we like throwing in a little extra, there’s also some handy links to learning materials and useful information for you to check out.

Well, we think you have a better idea of how iDRIVE.co.za works now. Give it a go and enjoy the ride!

So, you want more exposure for your driving school business – try iDRIVE.co.za?

Well, we’re so much more than just another advert on a website or a simple directory listing. (We’re also more economical). IDRIVE.co.za is a platform which use latest web technologies and mobile platforms to connect you with the many learner drivers across South Africa. Think of us as digital match-makers. We aim to match learner drivers with driving instructors who best meet their specific needs. We do this by offering learner drivers the option to search for and contact qualified driving instructors (that’s you!) through the use of filters like location, language and driving code requirements.

And even though some of it may sound a tad complicated, you really don’t need to know much about the technical website stuff to use this service. (We do the shlep work and our clever technology takes care of the rest). All you need to do is enter some profile & contact information and send us a copy of your valid Instructor’s certificate before we can sign you up. That’s when you start getting exposed to the hundreds of learner drivers using iDRIVE.co.za each day. Learner drivers will then start contacting you via your choice of email or SMS. It really is that easy. Read more about what you get from iDRIVE.co.za when signing up.

Exterior K53 Pre-trip Inspection

On approach to the vehicle the examiner will request the applicant to conduct a pre-trip inspection prior to entering the vehicle. In the event of there being a minor defect, the applicant may be allowed the oppurtunity to rectify it.

1. Inspect under vehicle on approach for obvious leaks, obsrutctions, etc.
2. Unlock all doors
3. Inspect vehicle for possible damage, preferably from top tp bottom, left to right in an anit-clockwise direction.
4. Check right-hand exterior mirror for damage, cleanliness and stability (if fitted).
5. Check right-hand portion of windscreen for damage and cleanliness.
6. Check right wipreblade for wear, stability and cleanliness and leave in extended position if possible
7. Check right-hand fron wheel: tyre tread for wear and damage, sidewall damage, inflation, valve cap, oil, grease leaks and wheel nuts (if no hub cap is fitted). Visual inspection only.
8. Check right hand lenses and reflector for damage, cleanliness and stability.
9. Check fornt of vehicle for damage and security of bonnet or boot, grill and bumper.
10. Mention that oil, water, brake fluid and fanbelt should be checked.
11. Read the 20 other steps at the new K53 rules blog.

Interior K53 Pre-trip inspection

The Interior Pre-trip inspection follows the exterior pre-trip inspection.

1. Check that all doors are properly closed as applicable.
2. Ensure (from drivers seat) that parking brake is appliead and that the gear lever is in neutral position.
3. Check for obstructions
4. Check for emergency warning signs, where applicable.
5. Check seat adjsutment for correct drivign position.
6. Read the rest at the new home for K53 Rules

A Book to help Pass Your Driver’s License First Time

For those of you who prefer to go it on your own and do not require a driving school for learners license classes. There is a Book to help you pass your light motor vehicle test.