Our initiative, The ZAM DriveForward Initiative 2024, is dedicated to providing driving education to those who face barriers due to financial constraints and other challenges. We believe that empowering these young individuals with the skills and knowledge to obtain their driver's license will be a head start in opening doors to countless opportunities, significantly shaping their futures, their communities and family environments. Our goal as the ZAM Foundation is to assist at least 15 beneficiaries in 2024.
If you hold a learner’s licence you are allowed to drive only when you are supervised by a licensed driver. If the category of vehicle you are driving requires a professional driving permit, the licensed driver must also hold a professional driving permit. A learner’s licence is a permit that proves that you have basic knowledge of a motor vehicle and the rules of the road. The learner’s licence is valid for 24 months and cannot be extended.
The City has 18 driving licence testing centres (DLTCs) located at central points throughout Cape Town. Every month we process an average of 5 000 learner and 5 300 driving licence tests. The centres also issue and renew professional driving permits and regular driving card licences for more than one million road users. Find out more about driver's licence test waiting times in Cape Town.
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