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Key Facts: Morocco Category B Theory Exam

Minimum Category B age

NARSA

40 / 32

Theory questions / pass mark

NARSA

20 h + 20 h

Reference theory and practical training hours

NARSA Services

3,400 MAD

Published reference total

NARSA Services

10 years

Driving-licence support validity

NARSA Services

Category B requires at least 32 correct answers from 40 theory questions, followed by a practical assessment.

Sample Morocco Category B Theory Practice Questions

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1What does a triangular road sign with a red border generally indicate?

A.A mandatory direction

B.A parking area

C.A warning of danger ahead

D.The end of every restriction

Explanation: A red-bordered triangle is the standard danger-warning form. Its symbol identifies the particular hazard the driver should anticipate.

2What does a number inside a red-bordered circular sign normally mean?

A.Recommended minimum speed

B.Maximum permitted speed

C.Distance to the next town

D.Minimum vehicle weight

Explanation: A red-bordered circle containing a number sets the maximum speed in kilometres per hour, subject to any later sign or rule ending or changing it.

3Which statement correctly distinguishes 'no entry' from 'road closed to all vehicles in both directions'?

A.They always mean exactly the same thing

B.No entry permits entry but prohibits exit

C.Road closed applies only to motorcycles

D.No entry blocks entry from that direction; road closed prohibits vehicular access from either direction

Explanation: A no-entry sign controls entry from the approach on which it faces. A road-closed sign indicates that vehicular traffic is prohibited in both directions on that road.

4How is a no-stopping restriction stricter than a no-parking restriction?

A.It prohibits voluntary stopping as well as parking, except when traffic or safety requires it

B.It applies only at night

C.It permits parking but not loading

D.It applies only to buses

Explanation: No stopping prohibits the driver from intentionally halting in the restricted area, while no parking may still permit a brief stop for an allowed purpose. Traffic-compelled stops are different.

5A blue circular sign shows a white arrow passing to the right of an obstacle. What must the driver do?

A.Stop beside the obstacle

B.Pass on either side

C.Pass to the right as directed

D.Reverse away

Explanation: A blue circular sign gives a mandatory instruction. The white arrow requires traffic to pass on the indicated right-hand side.

6What must a driver do at a STOP sign when the road appears empty?

A.Slow down without stopping

B.Come to a complete stop, observe, and proceed only when safe

C.Sound the horn and continue

D.Stop only if another vehicle is visible

Explanation: The STOP sign requires a complete stop at the appropriate line or position. The driver must then yield and proceed only after checking that the way is safe.

7What does an inverted triangular yield sign require?

A.Always stop for thirty seconds

B.Accelerate through the junction

C.Take priority over traffic on the intersecting road

D.Give way and stop if necessary to avoid interfering with priority traffic

Explanation: A yield sign requires the driver to let priority traffic pass. A complete stop is necessary when visibility or traffic conditions require it, but not automatically in every empty junction.

8What does a yellow diamond with a white border indicate?

A.The road has priority at upcoming intersections until that status ends

B.The road is closed

C.Parking is mandatory

D.Only heavy vehicles may proceed

Explanation: The priority-road diamond tells drivers that their road has priority through intersections, until an end-of-priority sign or another instruction changes the rule.

9At an intersection, which control normally has the highest authority?

A.A general priority-to-the-right rule

B.A permanent road sign

C.A police officer directing traffic

D.A road marking

Explanation: A traffic officer's current directions override traffic lights, signs, road markings and general rules. Drivers must follow the officer even when a signal shows something different.

10What should a driver do when approaching a flashing amber traffic signal?

A.Treat it as a guaranteed green light

B.Slow down, use caution and apply the relevant priority rules

C.Stop and remain until it stops flashing

D.Ignore pedestrians

Explanation: Flashing amber warns drivers to proceed cautiously. It does not assign an unconditional right of way, so signs and ordinary priority rules still matter.

About the Morocco Category B Theory Exam

NARSA administers Morocco's Category B computerized theory examination: 40 questions with a 32-answer pass mark, followed by a practical assessment after a pass. The published theory scope has seven subjects rather than percentage-weighted axes. This resource is independent English-language MCQ practice for Category B road rules and safety; 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

32 / 40

Exam / Certification Fees

3,400 MAD official reference total (2,700 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.

Official sources

NARSA — Examen du permis de conduire · Source checked 2026-09-23Official counts, pass marks, seven theory subjects and four practical stages.
NARSA Services — Obtention de mon permis de conduire (1ère fois) · Source checked 2026-09-23Category B eligibility, dossier, training hours, fees and validity.
NARSA — Vitesse excessive · Source checked 2026-09-23Current general speed guidance and speeding consequences.
NARSA — Distance de sécurité · Source checked 2026-09-23Reaction, stopping distance, following-distance estimate and ABS guidance.
NARSA — Carrefour à sens giratoire et rond-point · Source checked 2026-09-23Priority distinction at circular junctions.
NARSA — Conduire sur l'autoroute · Source checked 2026-09-23Motorway speed, lane use, passing and shoulder safety.
NARSA Services — Retrait de points · Source checked 2026-09-23Probationary points and mandatory road-safety session.

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.

10 questions

Signs, signals and control hierarchy

Warning, prohibition and mandatory signs, stop and yield, priority roads, officers and signals.

10 questions

Priority, road sharing and motorway rules

Roundabouts, unsigned junctions, merging, shoulders, overtaking, exits, pedestrians, cyclists and speeds.

6 questions

Distance, grip and driver condition

Reaction time, following and stopping distances, rain, aquaplaning and fatigue.

4 questions

Vehicle safety and penalties

ABS, tyre pressure, speeding bands and their points consequences.

Preparing for the Morocco Category B Theory Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: 32 / 40
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: 3,400 MAD official reference total (2,700 MAD training plus 700 MAD rights); dossier services and fiscal stamps may be additional Official sources

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Morocco Category B Theory: Suggested Study Strategy

1Learn sign shapes and control hierarchy before memorizing isolated examples.

2At junctions, identify officers, signals and signs before applying default priority.

3Separate reaction distance from braking distance in every stopping problem.

4Treat motorway shoulders as emergency space, not an extra lane.

5Use the English bank for theory review while completing required practical training.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on Morocco's Category B theory test?

NARSA publishes 40 computerized questions.

What score passes Category B theory?

At least 32 correct answers out of 40.

Does passing theory complete the licence examination?

No. NARSA requires a practical assessment after theory.

Is this an official English test?

No. This is an independent English MCQ study adaptation. The official language of delivery was not stated on the NARSA pages consulted.