What does Category B cover under the Togolese decree?

Article 9 describes passenger vehicles with no more than eight seats besides the driver's seat, or goods vehicles with PTAC not exceeding 3,500 kg. It permits a goods trailer with maximum authorized mass up to 750 kg; trailers above that threshold fall within the decree's Category E provisions. Category B is a prerequisite for higher categories under Article 12.

What are the official examination components?

Article 15 requires a theoretical phase and a practical driving phase. The current official theory item layout, count, pass mark, and individual test durations were not established in the public official sources checked on 18 October 2026. No separate assignment, case-study submission, or oral exam was established; the exact theory response mode remains unverified.

Which official assessment languages were verified?

The second-semester 2026 calendar lists French and national languages for theory but does not name each national language. Only French is individually verified in our language codes, so that list is not exhaustive. Official English delivery was not verified. This is an English-language MCQ study adaptation, not an official translation or language-environment simulation.

What eligibility and application details were verified?

Category B requires a minimum age of 18 and training at an approved auto-école. The public-service portal lists identity documents, a recent medical certificate, visual-acuity and blood-group certificates, five white-background photos, a 500 FCFA stamp, and a redevance receipt. The DTRF online checklist lists two photos, so confirm the current checklist and charge with the auto-école and DTRF.

Can these questions replace practical instruction?

No. MCQs can support knowledge, safety decisions, preparation, and error recognition. They do not demonstrate driving control or first-aid performance, and cannot replace approved driving-school training, supervised practice, or the official practical assessment.

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Key Facts: Togo Permis B Exam

18 years

Minimum age for Category B

Décret n° 2022-085/PR, Article 9

8 passenger seats

Category B passenger-seat limit in addition to the driver's seat

Décret n° 2022-085/PR, Article 9

Theory and practical

Mandatory examination phases

Décret n° 2022-085/PR, Article 15

500 FCFA stamp

Listed application component; full current examination cost unverified

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1You adjust the driver's seat after setting the mirrors. Before moving off, what should you do about the mirror settings?

A.Keep them unchanged because the car has not moved

B.Recheck them from your final driving position

C.Recheck only the interior mirror once moving

D.Wait until another vehicle appears behind you

Explanation: Moving the seat changes your eye position and therefore the view in the mirrors. Set the seat and head restraint, recheck the mirrors, and secure your seatbelt before driving.

2Your adjustable head restraint is down at neck level. Which adjustment improves protection in a rear impact?

A.Lower it until it rests on the shoulders

B.Recline the seat to increase the gap behind the head

C.Raise its rigid part to at least eye or upper-ear height and keep it close behind the head

D.Leave it low if the seatbelt is fastened

Explanation: A head restraint must support the head rather than only the neck. Adjust it close to the back of the head, as comfortably permitted by the vehicle's instructions, to reduce excessive rearward movement.

3The engine oil-pressure warning remains illuminated while driving. Which response best protects the vehicle and other road users?

A.Drive gently to the next scheduled service

B.Add oil while leaving the engine running

C.Increase engine speed to see whether the warning clears

D.Stop somewhere safe, switch off the engine, and arrange investigation before continuing

Explanation: An oil-pressure warning can indicate inadequate engine lubrication. Stop safely and switch off the engine; checking oil level alone does not establish that the pressure fault has been resolved.

4A dipstick reading appears low immediately after stopping on a sloping driveway. Which plan avoids both a misleading reading and overfilling?

A.Move to level ground safely, stop the engine, wait as the handbook specifies, then wipe, fully reinsert, and reread the dipstick

B.Add oil to MAX using the first reading before changing the parking position

C.Compare readings with the engine idling on the same slope

D.Fill above MAX to allow for oil remaining elsewhere in the engine

Explanation: Slope and insufficient settling time can distort a dipstick reading. Follow the manufacturer's conditions and add only enough oil to bring a reliable reading into the specified range; overfilling can also cause damage.

5An engine has overheated. A passenger suggests immediately opening the coolant filler cap to check the level. What should you do?

A.Loosen the cap slightly while the engine is still hot

B.Let the engine cool before following the handbook's coolant-check procedure

C.Cover the hot cap with a thin cloth and remove it immediately

D.Keep the engine revving while opening the cap

Explanation: A hot cooling system can contain pressurized coolant and steam. Opening it prematurely risks serious scalding, so allow it to cool and follow the vehicle's instructions.

6Before departure, you find the brake-fluid level well below MIN. Which response is appropriate?

A.Top it up and assume the brakes are repaired

B.Rely on the parking brake for the journey

C.Arrange inspection and correction before using the vehicle

D.Test whether several hard stops restore the level

Explanation: Low brake fluid may indicate a leak or another condition requiring attention. A top-up does not establish that the hydraulic system is safe, so have the fault investigated before driving.

7Wipers leave broad streaks after the windscreen has been cleaned. Heavy rain is expected on your journey. Which preparation best addresses the problem?

A.Use a faster wiper setting throughout the trip instead of checking the blades

B.Apply a water-repellent product and leave damaged blades in place

C.Plan to use high beams whenever the streaks obscure the road

D.Inspect and replace ineffective blades, and check the washer supply before departure

Explanation: Wipers must clear the driver's view effectively. Worn blades can leave water and streaks that reduce visibility, particularly in rain and glare; replacing them addresses the defect.

8You want to compare tyre pressures with the manufacturer's cold-pressure specification. Which procedure is appropriate?

A.Use a reliable gauge before the journey when the tyres are cold, with the specified setting for the load

B.After a fast journey, release air until the hot reading equals the cold specification

C.Inflate every tyre to the maximum pressure moulded on its sidewall

D.Judge the pressure by whether the tyre looks round

Explanation: Use the vehicle handbook or pressure placard for the appropriate pressure and load. Heat from driving raises the reading, so bleeding a hot tyre down to its cold specification can leave it underinflated after cooling.

9A tyre has visible tread but a bulge in its sidewall. A friend says that having grooves proves it is safe for a long journey. Which assessment is correct?

A.Visible tread makes sidewall damage unimportant

B.The bulge is acceptable if pressure is reduced

C.Sidewall damage is a separate safety defect; have the tyre assessed and replaced as necessary before the journey

D.Moving the damaged tyre to the rear removes the risk

Explanation: Tread condition and structural condition are separate checks. A bulge may indicate internal damage and a risk of failure; adequate tread does not make a damaged tyre safe.

10You have a flat tyre beside fast traffic on soft, sloping ground. The wheel-change instructions require a firm, level site. Which plan best respects the instructions and the immediate hazards?

A.Use the jack on the slope after loosening all wheel nuts fully

B.Keep everyone away from traffic and arrange safe recovery rather than attempt the change there

C.Have a passenger steady the car while you work beneath it

D.Leave the parking brake released so the car can settle on the jack

Explanation: A roadside wheel change is appropriate only when it can be done safely. Traffic exposure and unstable ground can make jacking dangerous; arrange assistance and follow the manufacturer's securing and jacking instructions at a suitable location.

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