The pass rate for South Africa's computerized learner's licence test has plummeted from 68% to 40% since its rollout in 2021. Many candidates attribute their difficulties to confusing and misleading questions, which they feel are designed to catch them off guard. Frustration is widespread among applicants, with some failing the test multiple times, often missing the pass mark by just a few points. For instance, Liyema Mxenge, a 19-year-old from Khayalethu, has failed three times despite thorough preparation, stating that the test questions differ significantly from what he studied. Another anonymous candidate echoed similar sentiments on Reddit, describing the questions as intentionally tricky. The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) has indicated that the drop in pass rates is partly due to measures against fraudulent learner's licences, making it harder to manipulate test results. Many applicants also struggle with test anxiety, which can derail their concentration and performance. With thousands of hopeful drivers facing challenges, the question remains: can you pass a mock version of South Africa's learner's licence test?