About Learning Ability
Choose your path, meet the consequence, keep the reasoning.
Branching lessons where every answer names the rule it rests on.
What we are building
Learning Ability is a small library of branching lessons. Each scene puts you in a situation where you have to make the call — then tells you what the law, the logic or the road says about the call you made. Getting it wrong is part of the lesson, so a wrong answer costs you feedback, not the story.
Where the content comes from
The driver-education entries are written from primary law: the National Road Traffic Act 93 of 1996 and the National Road Traffic Regulations, 2000. Every answer carries the section or regulation it is drawn from, shown under the feedback, so you can look it up and so an author can defend it.
We do not copy commercial K53 question banks. Where a study guide repeats a figure that the regulations do not contain — a 1,6 mm tyre tread, a 0,22 mg breath limit, a priority-to-the-right rule — the scene says so and quotes the actual number.
What this is not
It is practice, not an examination. The learner's licence test is set and marked by the licensing authority; passing a story here proves nothing official. Illustrations are drawn in your browser from each scene's own description, which is why they are simple, and why an author can replace any of them with real artwork.