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Key Facts: Togo Code de la Route Exam

18 years

Category B minimum age

Décret n° 2022-085/PR, Article 9; checked 18 October 2026

500 FCFA

Fiscal stamp required with the application; not the total examination charge

Official Examen du permis de conduire service page; checked 18 October 2026

Theory and practical

Required phases of the driving-licence examination

Décret n° 2022-085/PR, Article 15; 2026 DTRF calendar

Free independent English-language MCQ revision for Togo's driving theory phase. DTRF's 2026 calendar lists French and national languages; a practical driving phase is also required for the licence. Current scoring and timing remain unconfirmed.

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1A Togolese road has a broken centre line alongside a continuous line. The broken line is adjacent to your lane. Which conclusion is justified before overtaking?
A.The marking permits crossing from your side, but the manoeuvre still requires a clear road and a safe return
B.The marking gives you priority over an oncoming vehicle while passing
C.The continuous line on the opposite side prohibits overtaking from both sides
D.The marking permits passing only if the vehicle ahead signals you through
Explanation: The decree permits overtaking from the broken-line side of a mixed marking toward the continuous-line side. That permission does not remove the separate duty to check for conflicting traffic and enough space to return safely.
2A business wants to fasten an advertising board to a traffic-sign support in Togo. The board would partly hide the sign. Which objection follows from the road-sign rules?
A.Only the advertised product determines whether the board is acceptable
B.Advertising is acceptable whenever it leaves the sign's lower edge visible
C.Unrelated material must not obscure a sign, create confusion, or distract road users
D.The restriction applies to illuminated signs but not to fixed sign supports
Explanation: The decree prohibits unrelated material on traffic signs, supports, or traffic-control installations that creates confusion, reduces visibility, or distracts users. A driver must be able to recognize and interpret the intended traffic message.
3At a junction in Togo, functioning traffic lights direct you to stop while a fixed priority sign would otherwise give your road priority. No officer is directing traffic. What governs your movement?
A.The fixed sign, because it identifies the permanent priority road
B.The traffic light, because light signals take precedence over other signs
C.The priority-to-the-right rule, because the two signals cancel each other
D.The fixed sign during daylight and the light signal after dark
Explanation: The decree gives light signals precedence over other traffic signs. A priority-road sign therefore does not authorize passing a stopping light signal.
4Traffic has a green light, but an authorized traffic officer clearly directs your lane to remain stopped. How should you resolve the conflicting instructions in Togo?
A.Proceed cautiously because the green light controls the lane
B.Proceed if the first vehicle in the adjacent lane moves
C.Wait only until traffic arriving from the right has passed
D.Remain stopped as directed by the officer
Explanation: An authorized traffic officer's directions take precedence over signs, signals, and ordinary circulation rules. The green light does not remove the obligation to follow the officer's stop instruction.
5Two cars approach an unsigned Togolese crossroads at the same time. Neither has entered, no officer or lights control it, and neither road has special priority. Another car approaches from your right. What should you do?
A.Continue because you intend to travel straight
B.Continue if your road is wider
C.Yield to the car approaching from your right
D.Enter first if your car is closer to the centre line
Explanation: The general intersection rule requires yielding to vehicles coming from the right. Travelling straight or using a wider road does not itself establish priority in this situation.
6You are about to enter a carrefour giratoire in Togo. A vehicle already on the circular carriageway would have to brake if you joined now. Which action respects the entry-priority rule?
A.Wait for a suitable gap in the circulating traffic
B.Enter because you approach the circulating vehicle from its right
C.Enter once your indicator is on, since it reserves a gap
D.Move partly onto the circle and wait for the circulating driver to yield
Explanation: A driver approaching a roundabout has no priority over vehicles already in it. Wait for an entry gap that allows you to join without forcing the circulating vehicle to brake for you.
7A driver leaves a petrol-station forecourt to join a public road in Togo. Traffic on the road is approaching from both directions. Which plan correctly applies the entry rule?
A.Join before traffic coming from the left, but yield to traffic from the right
B.Move into the nearest lane and let road traffic adjust its speed
C.Join as soon as an indicator has been operating long enough to be seen
D.Yield to traffic on the road and join when a safe gap is available
Explanation: A driver emerging from adjoining property or parking must yield to vehicles on the road being entered. Being on another driver's right does not confer intersection priority when leaving this forecourt.
8An emergency vehicle approaches using recognizable special warning signals. You are near a junction where abruptly stopping in the centre would block it. What is the best response?
A.Stop exactly where you are regardless of the obstruction
B.Assess the traffic, clear its path safely, and pull aside if necessary
C.Speed ahead of it until the next town
D.Continue normally until its driver specifically signals to you
Explanation: Other road users must clear the passage when a vehicle's approach is announced by special light or sound warnings. The response should create usable space safely, rather than introduce a new obstruction through an abrupt stop.
9On an ordinary two-way Togolese road, a vehicle ahead is continuing straight and you have a lawful, clear opportunity to pass. On which side should the overtaking manoeuvre normally take place?
A.On the right if the shoulder is paved
B.On whichever side has the shorter passing distance
C.On the left of the vehicle being overtaken
D.On the right if the vehicle ahead is travelling slowly
Explanation: The general overtaking rule is to pass on the left. A slow vehicle or paved shoulder does not by itself authorize passing on the right.
10Another car has begun a safe overtake of your vehicle on a Togolese road. You are maintaining a suitable speed. Which response helps the driver complete the pass?
A.Increase speed slightly to reduce the difference in speed
B.Move toward the centre line so your position is more visible
C.Signal right and increase speed before the driver returns
D.Keep toward the right without accelerating
Explanation: The decree requires a driver about to be overtaken to keep right and not accelerate. Accelerating extends the time the passing vehicle needs to remain beside you or in the opposing lane.

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