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Key Facts: Morocco Permis Catégorie C Exam

> 3,500 kg

Category C goods-vehicle PTAC threshold

NARSA Services

21

Minimum age

NARSA

46 / 38

Theory questions / pass mark

NARSA

20 h + 30 h

Reference theory and practical training hours

NARSA Services

5,680 MAD

Published reference total

NARSA Services

Category C requires at least 38 correct answers from 46 theory questions, followed by a practical assessment.

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1Which vehicle is within Morocco's Category C driving-licence scope?
A.A passenger car with eight passenger seats
B.A motorcycle
C.A goods vehicle whose PTAC exceeds 3,500 kg
D.A bus with more than eight passenger seats
Explanation: Category C covers goods vehicles with a maximum authorized laden weight (PTAC) above 3,500 kg. A trailer up to 750 kg may be attached.
2What is the heaviest trailer a Category C vehicle may tow without requiring Category EC?
A.500 kg PTAC
B.750 kg PTAC
C.1,500 kg PTAC
D.3,500 kg PTAC
Explanation: The Category C definition allows a trailer whose PTAC does not exceed 750 kg. A heavier trailer moves the combination into Category EC scope.
3What minimum age does NARSA state for obtaining a Category C licence?
A.16
B.18
C.20
D.21
Explanation: NARSA states a minimum age of 21 for Category C, as well as Categories D, EC and ED.
4How many theory questions does NARSA specify for Category C, and what score passes?
A.46 questions; 38 correct
B.40 questions; 32 correct
C.20 questions; 15 correct
D.50 questions; 40 correct
Explanation: The computerized theory examination presents 46 questions for Category C, and the candidate must answer at least 38 correctly.
5Which list matches NARSA's published theory-test subject areas?
A.Cargo law, customs law and accounting only
B.Engine repair, welding and tyre manufacture
C.Driver, vehicle, traffic rules, offenses and penalties, road, other provisions, and maneuvers
D.Only signs, signals and parking
Explanation: NARSA publishes seven broad subjects: the driver, the vehicle, traffic rules, offenses and penalties, the road, other road-traffic provisions, and vehicle maneuvers.
6After passing theory, what sequence best describes NARSA's practical Category C assessment?
A.Motorway drive, night drive, then written essay
B.Departure checks, closed-area maneuvers, urban driving, then driving outside built-up areas
C.Cargo loading only, followed by an interview
D.Simulator exercise followed by a medical examination
Explanation: NARSA describes four practical stages: departure checks, maneuvers in a closed area, driving in urban traffic and driving outside built-up areas.
7During a pre-trip check, the low-air-pressure warning remains active after the engine has run and pressure should have built. What should the driver do?
A.Drive slowly until the warning clears
B.Release the parking brake repeatedly
C.Increase the cargo weight for traction
D.Do not depart; have the braking system checked
Explanation: A persistent low-air-pressure warning may mean the pneumatic braking system cannot operate safely. The vehicle should not enter traffic until the defect is resolved.
8Before moving a truck from the kerb, which observation routine best addresses its large blind spots?
A.Signal, check mirrors and blind areas, then move only when the space is clear
B.Sound the horn and move immediately
C.Watch only the interior mirror
D.Rely on other road users to avoid the truck
Explanation: A heavy-vehicle driver should signal and actively check mirrors and blind areas before moving. NARSA warns that trucks have large zones in which vulnerable road users disappear from view.
9A person has a Category C licence and plans to drive a goods vehicle professionally. What additional document does NARSA identify for professional driving?
A.A customs-broker licence
B.A municipal parking card
C.A professional driver card
D.An international driving permit in every case
Explanation: NARSA states that professional driving of relevant goods-transport vehicles requires a carte de conducteur professionnel in addition to the appropriate driving licence.
10Why should a loaded Category C truck leave more following distance than a light car?
A.Its mirrors work only at long range
B.Its mass and braking characteristics can require more distance to stop
C.A truck may ignore normal priority rules
D.Its tyres cannot grip dry roads
Explanation: A heavy truck has greater inertia and can need substantially more room to slow or stop. Extra space also gives the driver time to react smoothly.

About the Morocco Permis Catégorie C Exam

Category C covers goods vehicles whose PTAC exceeds 3,500 kg and permits a trailer up to 750 kg. NARSA administers a 46-question computerized theory test with a 38-answer pass mark, followed by a practical assessment. This resource is independent English-language MCQ practice for the named licence and its safety topics; NARSA does not publish the assessment language on the pages consulted, and this bank is neither an official translation nor a substitute for practical training.

Exam sponsor: Agence Nationale de la Sécurité Routière (NARSA). The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

A computerized theory test followed, after a pass, by departure checks, closed-area maneuvers, urban driving and driving outside built-up areas.

Time Limit

Not published by NARSA on the current pages consulted

Passing Score

38 / 46

Exam / Certification Fees

5,680 MAD official reference total (4,980 MAD training plus 700 MAD rights); dossier services and fiscal stamps may be additional

Exam sponsor website

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

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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.

11 questions

Licence, exam and legal loading limits

Category scope, eligibility, test structure, professional driving, PTAC, projection and width.

7 questions

Vehicle systems and braking

Tyres, pneumatic-system components, spring brakes, retarders and brake fade.

6 questions

Cargo, payload and stability

Payload calculation, distribution, securement, center of gravity and liquid surge.

6 questions

Road operation and maneuvers

Following distance, descent control, blind spots, off-tracking and rear sweep.

Preparing for the Morocco Permis Catégorie C Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 38 / 46
  • Assessment: A computerized theory test followed, after a pass, by departure checks, closed-area maneuvers, urban driving and driving outside built-up areas.
  • Time limit: Not published by NARSA on the current pages consulted
  • Exam / certification fees: 5,680 MAD official reference total (4,980 MAD training plus 700 MAD rights); dossier services and fiscal stamps may be additional Official sources

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Morocco Permis Catégorie C: Suggested Study Strategy

1Learn the official Category C definition and the 750 kg trailer boundary.
2Use PTAC minus empty weight for payload, then verify distribution and axle constraints.
3Trace the air-brake system from compressor to reservoirs and actuators.
4Practice observing blind areas, inside rear-wheel off-tracking and outside tail swing.
5Use the English bank for theory review while completing required practical training.

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does Category C cover?

Goods vehicles above 3,500 kg PTAC, with a trailer not exceeding 750 kg PTAC.

What is the Category C theory pass mark?

NARSA publishes 38 correct answers out of 46 questions.

Is this the official NARSA test?

No. It is an independent English MCQ study adaptation and does not simulate or replace the mandatory practical assessment.

Does a Category C licence alone authorize professional transport work?

NARSA separately identifies a professional driver card for professional goods-transport driving.