Moroccan Driving License Portal 2026: Digital Revolution Explained
The National Road Safety Agency (NARSA) is rolling out an unprecedented digital portal for driving schools. This tool will centralize administrative procedures and exam appointment scheduling. A testing phase precedes its official launch in autumn.
Designed to reduce bureaucratic burden, the new system allows driving school managers to add vehicles or instructors without traveling to regional offices. During exams, results display instantly, specifying failed topics to target remedial training. The First Vice-President of the Moroccan Driving Schools League believes this interface with intuitive controls serves both administration and professionals equally. According to him, this digitalization will also help combat tax evasion in the sector.
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The platform’s launch is scheduled for October 1st. Beforehand, candidate registrations will begin on the "Teleservices" portal starting September 1st, 2026. Current applicants’ files will transfer automatically, avoiding tedious duplicate data entry. This technological transition led by Narsa also includes digital apprenticeship contracts and certificates for completing theoretical and practical training cycles.
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Although a trial period is scheduled until August 24th, 2026, its start has been delayed. The president of the National Union of Driving School Owners Associations, Dahane Bouberd, told Hespress media in mid-June that he had no access passwords. He urges catching up on this delay to effectively test the tool, knowing that certain features still need adjustments. Medical visit management and fiscal stamp payments remain under finalization.
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