Many of us know someone who has struggled to pass their driving test.
But spare a thought for the hapless learner who has set a record for failure.
The unnamed 28-year-old, from London, has flunked the car theory test 107 times and is still yet to pass.
They have so far spent £3317 (R45 635) trying to pass the exam, which costs £31 (R426) a time. The test includes a 57-minute multiple choice exam, with a pass mark of 43 out of 50, and a hazard perception test with a pass mark of 44 out of 75.
Once you've passed both parts of the theory, there's still the practical to overcome.
One determined 40-year-old logged a record number of practical driving tests passing on his 37th attempt. The unnamed man, from Stoke-on-Trent, forked out at least £2294 (R31 560) trying to pass which could have paid for a reasonable second-hand car.
An AA Driving School spokesman said: "This is an unusually high number of test attempts, but it is important to remember that everyone learns at their own pace.
"Their determination to pass highlights how important learning to drive is to most people. It is a milestone that many people aspire to achieving because of the freedom and independence it brings." -Daily Mail