Permis de Conduire Catégorie D — Transport de Voyageurs (Morocco)

A minibus is built for its driver plus twelve passengers. Which Moroccan licence category covers that passenger capacity?

• ACategory A
• BCategory C
• CCategory D
• DCategory B

A Category D coach is to tow a trailer with a PTAC of 1,200 kg. Which licence category is needed for the combination?

• ACategory B
• BCategory ED
• CCategory C
• DCategory AM

A 20-year-old meets the training requirements for Category D. What does NARSA's age rule mean for the application?

• AThe applicant may qualify at 16
• BThe applicant may qualify at 18
• CThe applicant may qualify immediately at 20
• DThe applicant must wait until age 21

A Category D candidate answers 37 of the 46 computerized theory questions correctly. What is the result?

• ANot a pass, because NARSA requires at least 38 correct
• BA pass, because 32 correct is enough
• CA pass, because only 20 questions count
• DAn automatic practical-test pass

NARSA does not publish Category D topic percentages. Which option gives all seven subject headings named on its examination page?

• ATicket sales, tourism and accounting only
• BEngine rebuilding and welding
• CDriver, vehicle, traffic rules, offenses and penalties, road, other provisions, and maneu…
• DOnly bus stops and luggage

Which activity is NOT among the four practical-test stages that NARSA lists after a successful Category D theory result?

• ADeparture checks
• BA ticket-pricing interview
• CClosed-area maneuvers
• DDriving in and outside built-up areas

Which group should receive particular attention during a coach pre-departure safety check?

• ARadio, paint and curtains
• BTicket printer, clock and luggage labels
• CCup holders, carpets and window tint
• DBrakes, tyres, lights and steering

What should a coach driver's pre-departure passenger briefing emphasize?

• ASeat-belt use, emergency exits and conduct that keeps the aisle clear
• BOnly the arrival time
• CEngine specifications
• DThe driver's personal telephone number

During normal coach travel, what is the safest passenger practice?

• AStand in the aisle to improve balance
• BOpen an emergency exit for ventilation
• CRemain seated and use the fitted seat belt
• DPlace hand luggage in front of an exit

Where should bulky passenger luggage be placed when a coach has a suitable luggage compartment?

• AIn the aisle
• BSecured in the designated luggage compartment
• CAgainst an emergency exit
• DOn the driver's floor

What is the purpose of an emergency glass-breaking hammer in a coach?

• ATo test tyre pressure
• BTo release the parking brake
• CTo open the luggage hold
• DTo create an emergency exit if normal exits cannot be used

After a coach comes to rest on its side, why might a roof hatch be important?

• AIt may provide an evacuation route when side exits are blocked
• BIt automatically rights the coach
• CIt drains the fuel tank
• DIt restarts the engine

Smoke is entering a coach's passenger compartment. What is the driver's first safety priority once the vehicle can be stopped safely?

• AFinish the route
• BProtect the timetable
• CEvacuate passengers to a safe place and contact emergency services
• DOpen the engine cover immediately while passengers remain aboard

A coach has stopped after an incident on a high-speed road. Where should evacuated passengers wait if it is safely reachable?

• ADirectly in front of the coach
• BAway from traffic, preferably behind a protective barrier
• CIn the live lane so they are visible
• DBeside the fuel tank

Why should a bus driver accelerate, steer and brake smoothly?

• AIt eliminates all blind spots
• BIt changes the licence category
• CIt guarantees shorter stopping distance
• DIt reduces passenger falls and preserves vehicle stability

A bus signals to leave a marked stop in a built-up area. What should a nearby driver do under NARSA's public-transport priority guidance?

• AAllow the bus to re-enter traffic when it is safe to do so
• BAccelerate past on the side nearest boarding passengers
• CStop beside the bus and block it
• DSound the horn until the bus waits

A driver will use a Category D vehicle for professional passenger transport. What additional document does NARSA identify?

• AA freight customs licence
• BA hotel registration card
• CA professional driver card
• DA motorcycle permit

How often does NARSA state that professional drivers must complete continuing training for renewal of the professional driver card?

• AEvery year
• BEvery five years
• COnly once in a lifetime
• DEvery ten years

What must a coach driver allow for when the vehicle makes a tight turn around a roundabout?

• AThe rear wheels take a wider path than the front
• BAll wheels follow exactly the same curve
• CPassenger weight eliminates off-tracking
• DThe rear wheels cut inside the path of the front wheels

Why must a coach driver check the outside rear corner when pulling away from a stop while turning?

• ARear overhang can sweep outward toward waiting passengers or street furniture
• BThe rear corner controls the traffic signal
• CThe coach becomes narrower during the turn
• DMirrors stop operating below 20 km/h

A strong crosswind strikes a coach after it emerges from a sheltered cutting. What is the best response?

• ABrake as hard as possible while steering sharply
• BMove into the opposite lane
• CReduce speed smoothly and make measured steering corrections
• DOpen all luggage doors

Why should a powerful retarder setting be reduced on a very slippery road?

• AIt increases passenger capacity
• BStrong braking at the driven wheels can reduce traction and stability
• CIt makes mirrors vibrate
• DIt changes Category D into Category ED

Before a long descent in a coach, what should the driver do?

• ASelect neutral and coast
• BTurn off the engine
• CAccelerate to shorten the descent
• DSelect a suitable gear and safe speed before the slope

The service brakes are fading on a mountain descent and an emergency escape ramp is available. What should the driver do?

• AUse the escape ramp while maintaining control
• BPass it and hope the road flattens
• CStop the engine immediately
• DAsk passengers to move to the rear

Why should the driver check the area immediately in front of a high coach before moving?

• AThe road surface is always weaker there
• BThe front licence plate blocks the road
• CA pedestrian or child may be hidden below the driver's direct view
• DThe engine cannot start if someone is nearby

While reversing a coach with a guide, the driver loses sight of the guide. What should happen next?

• AContinue at the same speed
• BStop immediately until communication and a clear path are restored
• CTurn off all lights
• DSteer toward the last place the guide was seen

Why should the driver walk through the passenger compartment at the end of a route?

• ATo increase tyre pressure
• BTo reset the odometer
• CTo change the vehicle's PTAC
• DTo check for remaining passengers, belongings, hazards and damage

A passenger shows signs of a serious medical emergency while the coach is moving. What is the driver's best initial response?

• AStop at a safe place, secure the coach and summon appropriate emergency help
• BContinue to the terminus regardless of distance
• CAsk all passengers to stand
• DMake a sudden U-turn in traffic

How should luggage be distributed in a coach's underfloor compartments?

• AAll in the rearmost compartment
• BAll on one side for easier unloading
• CEvenly, within compartment and axle limits, with heavy items low and secured
• DLoosely so it can settle during the trip

An unattended bag is found after passengers have left the coach. What is the safest response?

• AOpen it to identify the owner
• BDo not handle it; isolate the area and follow the operator's security procedure
• CPut it in the driver's cab
• DLeave it at the roadside