| Infraction | Fine (TND) | Points Deducted | |------------|------------|----------------| | No seatbelt | 30 | 2 | | Using phone while driving | 50 | 3 | | Not stopping at a stop sign | 60 | 3 | | Running a red light | 100 | 4 | | Reckless driving (excès de vitesse >50 km/h) | 150 + impound | 6 |
| Offense | Fine (TND 2024) | Points | Incarceration | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | No seatbelt (driver or passengers) | 60 TND | 1 | No | | No helmet (motorcycle) | 80 TND | 2 | No | | Speeding (over 50 km/h limit) | 180 TND | 4 | No | | Running a red light | 300 TND | 4 | No | | Drunk driving (>0.5 g/L) | 1000 TND | 6 | Up to 1 year | | Refusing alcohol test | 1500 TND | 6 | Up to 2 years | | Hit and run (delit de fuite) | 5000 TND | 12 | 1–5 years | | Driving without license | 1000 TND | N/A | 3 months |
Note: Fines double if paid after 30 days, triple after 60 days.
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Documents required for exam:
In Tunisia, the official regulatory framework governing road traffic, vehicle standards, driver licensing, and penalties for infractions is known colloquially as the "Code de la Route." The specific acronym Cfcsr stands for Caisse de Financement et de Compensations des Services de la Route (Fund for Financing and Compensation of Road Services). However, in the public lexicon—especially among learner drivers—the Cfcsr is synonymous with the official driving license exam and the rulebook itself. Code De La Route Cfcsr Tunisie
The Cfcsr is not just a booklet; it is the state-mandated curriculum that every aspiring driver must master to obtain a Permis de Conduire (driving license) in Tunisia. It is primarily based on the Law No. 2009-43 of June 22, 2009 (Loi d’orientation sur la sécurité routière), which harmonized Tunisia’s traffic laws with international standards, particularly the Vienna Convention on Road Traffic and European standards.
The CFC SR is the governing body responsible for:
The Code de la Route itself is the legal text (Décret-loi n° 2000-2000) that all road users—drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians—must follow. | Infraction | Fine (TND) | Points Deducted
Every vehicle must carry:
Le Code de la route (CFCSR — Code de la circulation et de la sécurité routière) en Tunisie vise à réduire les accidents, protéger la vie humaine et organiser la circulation sur l’ensemble du réseau routier national. Il définit les obligations des conducteurs, des piétons, des passagers et des autorités compétentes.
The code rests on three pillars: