South Africa's RTMC crackdown on learner licence fraud cuts pass rates
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- •The RTMC's anti-fraud measures began before May 8, 2026, and have been actively enforced since then.
- •Pass rates for learner driver tests have fallen dramatically since the crackdown started.
- •Thousands of learner drivers are affected by the new enforcement, facing longer waits to obtain licences.
- •The crackdown targets fraudulent practices that previously allowed unqualified individuals to pass learner tests.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the RTMC continues strict enforcement of learner licence testing then pass rates may remain low, delaying licence issuance and potentially improving road safety by ensuring only qualified drivers are licensed.
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