The concerned expressed their dissatisfaction with this unusual increase in failure rates for the theoretical driving license examination in several regions of Morocco. According to a recent report from the National Transport Observatory, the increase in failure rates for this examination in recent weeks is due to the introduction of new questions in the tests submitted to candidates, without the latter being informed beforehand. In other words, the lack of official communication on these changes made in the content of the tests, has aroused strong criticism.
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The National Transport Observatory invites the National Road Safety Agency (NARSA) to take responsibility and to make public the failures and success for this examination, in a transparency process. For the observatory, the publication of this data is essential to preserve the confidence of candidates and trainers in the system in place, especially after this reform linked to the improvement of the content of the tests for the theoretical driving license exam.
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In addition, instructors wonder about the relevance of the new questions introduced, noting that the current content of the examination no longer reflects the reality of road traffic experienced by Moroccan drivers. These new questions made the exam “complex and unrealistic”, said one of them. Professionals invite the authorities to communicate more on the subject to guarantee the reliability of exams, emphasizing the need to revise new questions, in collaboration with actors in the sector and taking into account road reality in Morocco.
