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Key Facts: Comoros Driving Licence Test Exam

Loi n° 19-06/AU

Highway Code adopted 25 June 2019 and promulgated by Décret n° 20-052/PR of 1 April 2020

Munganyo decree 517 and official scanned PDF

12 points

Maximum points attached when the licence is issued

Loi n° 19-06/AU Articles 119–120

18 years

Minimum age for categories B and P

Loi n° 19-06/AU Article 110

0.80 g per thousand

Blood-alcohol threshold in Article 317 (0.40 mg/L in expired air)

Loi n° 19-06/AU Article 317

priorité à droite

Default unsigned-intersection rule

Loi n° 19-06/AU Articles 39 and 41

KMF 5,000–25,000

First-category fine band

Loi n° 19-06/AU Article 330

mandatory auto-école

State-approved driving-school training required before the licence

Loi n° 19-06/AU Article 106

Comoros requires a category-specific permis de conduire after approved auto-école training under Loi n° 19-06/AU. Item count, duration, pass mark, format and delivery language are unpublished in the located primary sources. Independent English MCQ study by OpenExamPrep covers statutory Highway Code knowledge; it is not an official translation or format simulation.

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1Under Article 106 of Loi n° 19-06/AU, who may drive a motor vehicle on a public road in the Union of the Comoros?

A.Any adult who has bought a vehicle and paid the insurance tax

B.A holder of the permis de conduire for that vehicle category after mandatory training at a state-approved auto-école

C.A holder of any foreign licence, without Comorian training

D.A learner who has watched a highway-code video course only

Explanation: Article 106 requires every motor-vehicle driver to hold the licence for the category of vehicle driven, after mandatory training in a state-approved auto-école. Insurance and a foreign title do not replace that duty.

2Which authority exclusively issues the secured national driving licence?

A.Each island governor's office

B.Approved auto-écoles, which print the card after the internal school test

C.The Union of the Comoros (Article 116)

D.The gendarmerie, which stamps a paper permit at a checkpoint

Explanation: Article 116 states that the permis de conduire is a secured national document whose issue is the exclusive competence of the Union of the Comoros. Schools train; they do not issue the title.

3In normal progress, where must a driver keep the vehicle on the carriageway?

A.On the left-hand part of the carriageway

B.In the centre, straddling the axis

C.On the right-hand part of the carriageway (Article 10)

D.Wherever traffic is lightest

Explanation: Article 10 requires the driver of a vehicle, in normal progress, to keep the vehicle on the right-hand part of the carriageway. Comoros is a keep-right jurisdiction.

4At an intersection with no other signage, who has priority?

A.The larger vehicle

B.The vehicle coming from the left

C.The vehicle coming from the right (priorité à droite)

D.The vehicle that arrived first, regardless of side

Explanation: Articles 39 and 41 give priority to the right at intersections in the absence of any other signage. Size or order of arrival is not the default rule.

5Meetings (croisements) and overtaking (dépassements) are performed on which sides?

A.Meet on the left and overtake on the right

B.Meet on the right and overtake on the left (Article 31)

C.Both manoeuvres on the left

D.Both manoeuvres on the right

Explanation: Article 31: crossings are made on the right and overtaking on the left. Article 34 is a narrow exception when the vehicle ahead has signalled a left turn.

6What does Article 6 require before a driver uses a telephone?

A.Switch to a hands-free kit or earphones while continuing to drive

B.Park the vehicle completely (the Code forbids a handset or earphones at the wheel)

C.Use the phone only below 30 km/h

D.Use the phone only outside built-up areas

Explanation: Article 6 strictly forbids using a telephone at the wheel, 'appareil ou écouteur'. If needed, the driver must park the vehicle. Do not assume a French-style hands-free exception.

7Who must wear an approved seat belt while a motor vehicle is in circulation?

A.Only the driver

B.Only front-seat occupants

C.Every driver or passenger, subject to the size and medical exceptions in Article 91

D.Only occupants on roads outside built-up areas

Explanation: Article 91 requires every driver or passenger of a motor vehicle in circulation to wear an approved seat belt, with exceptions for a person whose size is clearly unsuited to the belt and a person with a medical exemption certificate.

8What must a motorcycle, moped, motor tricycle or motor quadricycle rider wear in circulation?

A.A high-visibility vest only

B.An approved-type helmet (Article 95), or a seat belt if the vehicle was type-approved with belts

C.A bicycle helmet of any type

D.No head protection if riding below 40 km/h

Explanation: Article 95 requires an approved-type helmet for those riders. If the vehicle was type-approved with seat belts, occupants must wear the belt instead of relying on an unapproved substitute.

9What must a driver do at a red traffic light, whether fixed or flashing?

A.Slow down and proceed if the junction looks empty

B.Stop only if another vehicle is already in the junction

C.Make an absolute stop (Articles 28 and 265)

D.Treat a flashing red light as a warning that may be passed

Explanation: Articles 28 and 265 require an absolute stop at a red signal, fixed or flashing. Flashing yellow is the warning light that may be passed with caution (Article 271).

10How many points are attached to a Comoros driving licence on the date it is obtained?

A.6 points

B.8 points

C.12 points (Articles 119–120)

D.15 points

Explanation: Article 120 attaches the full maximum of twelve (12) points on the date the licence is obtained. Six points is the later warning threshold, not the starting capital.

About the Comoros Driving Licence Test Exam

The Comoros driving licence (permis de conduire) is the national title required by Article 106 of Loi n° 19-06/AU bearing the Code de la Route, adopted 25 June 2019 and promulgated by Décret n° 20-052/PR of 1 April 2020. Every motor-vehicle driver must hold the category matching the vehicle after mandatory training at a state-approved auto-école. The minister in charge of road transport determines examination modalities by arrêté (Article 83); DGRTR programmes examinations and DRSCR administers the secured licence. Independent English-language MCQ study by OpenExamPrep covers the Highway Code's licence categories, priorité à droite, overtaking gaps, seat-belt and phone rules, the 12-point system, and published alcohol thresholds. The official assessment format and delivery language are not published in the located primary sources. This bank is not an official translation or official-format simulation and cannot establish practical driving competence.

Exam sponsor: Direction de la règlementation, circulation et sécurité routière (DRSCR), under the minister in charge of road transport. The Direction Générale des Routes et Transport Routier (DGRTR) programmes the examinations (Articles 83, 118 and 136).. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Candidates complete mandatory training at a state-approved auto-école, file the Article 136 dossier (including a receipt for examination programming at the Direction Générale des Routes et Transport Routier), and sit the permis de conduire examinations whose detailed form is set by arrêté. DRSCR administers the secured national licence. The located primary sources do not publish item count, duration, pass mark, ordinary assessment components, delivery language or official topic weights, so the percentages below describe this practice bank's allocation across the Highway Code, not an official blueprint.

Time Limit

Not officially published.

Passing Score

Not officially published. After issue, the licence carries 12 points (Articles 119–120).

Exam / Certification Fees

Not published in the located primary sources. Article 405 of the official 2023 Code général des impôts sets a KMF 10,000 stamp duty for issue or renewal of the driving licence (carte rose), but does not identify it as the examination fee.

Exam sponsor website

Fees, eligibility, and exam policies can change. Confirm them with the exam sponsor before applying or paying.

Official sources

Munganyo — Décret n° 20-052/PR promulgating Loi n° 19-06/AU bearing the Highway Code · Source checked 2026-09-19
Loi n° 19-06/AU portant Code de la Route (official scanned PDF on Munganyo) · Source checked 2026-09-19
Décret n° 25-0521/PR of 5 July 2025, citing Loi n° 19-06/AU as the governing Highway Code · Source checked 2026-09-19
Ministry of Finance — 2025 road-safety reforms and biometric driving-licence programme · Source checked 2026-09-19
Direction Générale des Impôts — Code général des impôts 2023, Article 405 licence stamp duty · Source checked 2026-09-19

Our practice resources: topics covered

We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.

28%

Licensing, Categories and Documents

Auto-école training, categories A–F and P, ages, medical fitness, the 12-point licence, the Article 136 file, insurance and required documents.

18%

Right of Way, Overtaking and Manoeuvres

Keep right, unsigned priority to the right, STOP, overtaking gaps, and emergency vehicles.

Speed, Following Distance and Speed Penalties

Mastery of speed, zone 30 and zone de rencontre, following distances, and speeding point bands. No unverified 50/80/100 km/h default table is treated as statutory.

10%

Signs, Traffic Lights and Markings

Sign families A–F, continuous lines, and red/yellow/green lights.

14%

Vehicle Equipment, Occupants and Distraction

Phone and earphone ban, seat belts, helmets, child restraints, and tint rules.

10%

Parking, Lighting and Pedestrians

Parking bans, night lighting and the 30 m triangle, and pedestrian rules including walking on the left outside built-up areas.

10%

Alcohol, Enforcement, Points and Fines

0.80 g per thousand / 0.40 mg/L thresholds, refusal penalties, point withdrawals, and Article 330 KMF fine bands.

Public Transport and Other Road Users

Public-passenger vehicle inspections, fire equipment, identification and driver clothing, plus the rule for moving herds during the day.

Preparing for the Comoros Driving Licence Test Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: Not officially published. After issue, the licence carries 12 points (Articles 119–120).
Assessment: Candidates complete mandatory training at a state-approved auto-école, file the Article 136 dossier (including a receipt for examination programming at the Direction Générale des Routes et Transport Routier), and sit the permis de conduire examinations whose detailed form is set by arrêté. DRSCR administers the secured national licence. The located primary sources do not publish item count, duration, pass mark, ordinary assessment components, delivery language or official topic weights, so the percentages below describe this practice bank's allocation across the Highway Code, not an official blueprint.
Time limit: Not officially published.
Exam / certification fees: Not published in the located primary sources. Article 405 of the official 2023 Code général des impôts sets a KMF 10,000 stamp duty for issue or renewal of the driving licence (carte rose), but does not identify it as the examination fee. Official sources

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Comoros Driving Licence Test: Suggested Study Strategy

1Read Loi n° 19-06/AU on Munganyo. This bank is independent study, not an official paper.

2Memorise categories and ages in Articles 107–110 rather than borrowing French or neighbouring-country tables.

3Priorité à droite applies only when no other signage governs the junction (Articles 39 and 41).

4Article 6 bans a handset or earphones; park before using a phone. Do not assume a French-style hands-free exception.

5Use the Code's alcohol figures (0.80 g per thousand / 0.40 mg/L), not tourist-site 0.0% claims.

6Use these MCQs for statutory knowledge and decision practice; they cannot establish practical driving competence or reproduce an unpublished official format.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who administers the Comoros driving licence?

Loi n° 19-06/AU makes the Union of the Comoros the exclusive issuer of the secured national licence (Article 116). DRSCR issues titles; DGRTR programmes the examinations (Articles 118 and 136). The minister in charge of road transport sets examination modalities by arrêté (Article 83).

Is the official Comoros test a multiple-choice paper in English?

The located primary sources do not say. Article 83 leaves examination modalities to a ministerial arrêté that was not located on Munganyo, and the published Code does not state the delivery language. This bank is an independent English-language MCQ study adaptation of the Code, not an official translation or official-format simulation.

What are the main Comoros licence categories?

Article 107 lists A (motorcycles), A1 (over 50 cm³ up to 125 cm³), A2 (not over 50 cm³), B (up to 8 passenger seats besides the driver, or goods up to 3,500 kg), C (goods over 3,500 kg), D (more than nine seats), E (B/C/D/F vehicle with a trailer over 750 kg PTAC), F (adapted vehicles for drivers with disabilities), and P (after holding B, for drivers from BEPC through higher education).

Which side do drivers keep to, and who has priority at an unsigned junction?

Article 10 requires driving on the right-hand part of the carriageway in normal progress. Articles 39 and 41 give priority to the right at intersections in the absence of any other signage (priorité à droite).

What alcohol thresholds does the Comoros Highway Code publish?

Article 317 punishes driving (or accompanying a learner) with blood alcohol of 0.80 gramme pour mille or more, or 0.40 milligramme per litre or more in expired air. Article 7 separately forbids driving while drunk, under a narcotic, or without normal reflexes. Commercial claims of a 0.0% limit are not the Article 317 figures.

How does the 12-point licence work?

Articles 119–120 attach 12 points when the licence is issued. Losing half the points (the 6-point threshold) triggers a DRSCR-P+ letter inviting a points-recovery course. After total loss, Article 127 requires a 12-month wait before a new licence.