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Programme · Togo · category B

Learn, practise, test yourself.

The Togolese category B programme, from the first lesson to the mock exam.

Peace Column in Lomé, the monument centred, dove visible at the top.
Introduction videoLevel 01 · International fundamentals
  • 23illustrated lessons
  • 514practice questions
  • 1mock exam
  • 5learning levels

Togolese curriculum, category B

The method

A three-step method

  1. 01

    Learn

    Each illustrated lesson explains one topic of the Togolese curriculum.

  2. 02

    Practise

    The questions go over each topic, with an explained correction.

  3. 03

    Test yourself

    The timed mock exam shows what you still need to review.

Content

The 8 modules of the programme

Open a module to see its lessons.

Module 01Sharing the road3 lessons, 51 min
  1. 1.1The road and its users15 min
  2. 1.2Pedestrians, children and markets18 min
  3. 1.3Motorbikes, motorbike taxis and bicycles18 min
Module 02Reading road signs and signals3 lessons, 62 min
  1. 2.1Shapes and colours of signs20 min
  2. 2.2Road markings20 min
  3. 2.3Traffic lights and traffic officers22 min
Module 03Junctions and right of way3 lessons, 62 min
  1. 3.1Approaching a junction22 min
  2. 3.2Priority roads, stop signs and turning22 min
  3. 3.3Emergency vehicles and motorcades18 min
Module 04Speed, distances and overtaking3 lessons, 54 min
  1. 4.1Adapting your speed18 min
  2. 4.2Safety gaps and braking distances16 min
  3. 4.3Overtaking and being overtaken20 min
Module 05Rain, difficult roads and night3 lessons, 62 min
  1. 5.1Driving in the rain20 min
  2. 5.2Damaged roads, tracks and bridges22 min
  3. 5.3Night, dust (harmattan) and visibility20 min
Module 06Stopping, parking and manoeuvring2 lessons, 49 min
  1. 6.1Stopping and parking25 min
  2. 6.2U-turns, reversing and pulling out24 min
Module 07The driver and passengers3 lessons, 63 min
  1. 7.1Fatigue, alcohol and other substances25 min
  2. 7.2Phones and distractions18 min
  3. 7.3Seat belts, helmets and passengers20 min
Module 08Vehicle, breakdown and accident3 lessons, 60 min
  1. 8.1Checks before setting off22 min
  2. 8.2Breakdown and immobilised vehicle20 min
  3. 8.3Accident: protect, alert, help18 min

Practice

514 practice questions

Each question covers one topic of the programme and the rules applied in Togo.

  1. 1

    Answer

    One or more answers, depending on the question.

  2. 2

    Confirm

    The correction appears straight away.

  3. 3

    Understand

    The explanation recalls the rule to remember.

App preview: a junction priority question with four answers.
Question
App preview: the correction of a theory question.
Correction

Mock exam

A mock exam to check where you stand

The result is broken down module by module.

  • 30questions
  • 30minutes

Unofficial practice.

App preview: a mock-exam result.
Result of a demonstration session.

Our learning architecture

An international foundation. Preparation specific to each country.

Our content is organised in five levels, designed for Togo, the West African region (ECOWAS) and Germany. The same structure adapts to each country's curriculum.

  1. 01

    Level 01

    International fundamentals

    The rules shared by all countries

    • Available for Togo
    • Shared by every country
  2. 02

    Level 02

    Driving in African settings

    Real situations on the road

    • Junctions module: illustrations and video
    • Designed for West Africa
  3. 03

    Level 03

    National regulations

    What each country's law says

    • Togo
    • Adaptable to each country
  4. 04

    Level 04

    Preparing for the national test

    Targeted quizzes and mock exams

    • Togo: 514 questions, mock exams
    • Adaptable to each country
  5. 05

    Level 05

    Progress tracking and revision

    Review mistakes and track progress.

    • Missed questions to review
    • Progress shown in the app

Illustrated situations

3 illustrated paths

Road situations to analyse, grouped by theme.

Path 1

Reading signs and deciding

3 situations
  1. 1Recognising a sign's family
  2. 2STOP in Dapaong: a wall hides the left
  3. 3A sign hidden by branches

Path 2

Junctions and right of way

2 situations
  1. 1Three road users at a junction: who goes?
  2. 2Turning left across oncoming traffic

Path 3

Anticipating hazards

3 situations
  1. 1Busy avenue: anticipate before the crossingVideo
  2. 2Blind junction: who might appear?
  3. 3The motorbike taxi ahead is looking for a customer