Mali Driving Theory Test study materials

Mali Driving Theory Test case studies

Mali Driving Theory Test · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The Mali driving theory test - commonly called the Examen du Code de la Route - is the written stage of obtaining a Malian permis de conduire. It is aimed at first-time applicants in every licence category, from mopeds and motorcycles to light cars and heavier goods vehicles, and at drivers converting or adding a category. The Mali Driving Theory Test case studies are 5 cases and about 3,339 words.

Dusk market street: scooter, cart and a football

Dusk in a Bamako market street. At 18:40 you are driving a light pickup at 38 km/h in a signed 50 km/h zone.

706 words, about 4 min 2

Dark traffic lights at a Bamako crossroads

At 07:20 you approach a four-way crossroads in a Bamako suburb. There are no stop signs, no give-way signs, no markings and no traffic officer; a power cut has left the traffic lights dark.

620 words, about 3 min 3

Following a dark lorry on the RN1 at night

At 21:30 you are driving a loaded sedan north on the RN1. Your speed is 80 km/h in a 90 km/h limit.

718 words, about 4 min 4

Two beers, four hours' sleep and an antihistamine

At 04:50 you are due to drive 160 km from Bamako to Ségou, with three passengers, to arrive by 08:00. You finished two 33 cl bottles of beer at 23:00, slept from 23:30 to 03:30, and took an antihistamine at 04:00 for a bad allergy.

605 words, about 3 min 5

First on scene at a motorcycle crash on a blind bend

At 07:15 on a rural road you are the first to arrive at a motorcycle crash on a blind left-hand bend. The rider, a man in his twenties, lies unconscious but breathing, face down, still wearing a full-face helmet.

690 words, about 3 min