The minimum age depends on the category sought (art. 11):
- 16 years of age completed for category "A1" (light motorcycle, light powered tricycle, heavy quadricycle);
- 18 years of age completed for categories "A", "B" and "E(B)";
- 21 years of age completed for categories "C", "D", "E(C)" and "E(D)". This age of 21 is also required to drive a category "B" vehicle used for public passenger transport.
But age alone is not enough. To sit the exam, you must also (art. 11):
- be physically and mentally fit to drive, as certified by a medical certificate;
- for categories "C", "D", "E(C)" and "E(D)", have completed training at an authorised establishment;
- for certain heavy categories, already hold a "B" licence for at least two years (after the end of the probationary period), with a balance of at least 12 points.
A prior medical examination is mandatory before the tests (art. 12), in order to verify that you are not affected by any condition that prohibits driving.
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+−Morocco Probationary License: Points System?
Morocco's probationary license starts with 20 points over 2 years. Lose all points and it's cancelled; retake tests after 6 months for a new 10-point license. Recover 4 points via safety education.
+−Morocco Driver Medical Exam: How Often Required?
Moroccan drivers need medical exams every ten years, but every two years if over 65 or driving commercial vehicles. First exam required before licence test.
+−How long to transfer a used car registration in Morocco?
You must file the transfer application within 30 days of the purchase (art. 59), and a technical inspection is required prior to the change of owner (art. 66).
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