
Morocco Expands Road Safety with 522 Advanced Traffic Radars
522 new generation radars have been introduced on Moroccan roads to strengthen road safety and combat various offenses.

522 new generation radars have been introduced on Moroccan roads to strengthen road safety and combat various offenses.

The "new generation" speed cameras announced by the Ministry of Transport are already operational in many Moroccan cities, ready to issue fines for a range of offenses.

Since December, the Ministry of Transport has proceeded to identify the number of speed cameras throughout Morocco, both inside and outside urban areas.

The Agen Court of Appeal sentenced the man who had threatened Mila with death in a video to 3 years in prison, thus confirming the judgment handed down by the Auch Correctional Court. The 17-year-old girl had criticized Islam in a video posted on Instagram.

Madrid is concerned about the new military agreement concluded between the United States and Morocco. Spain, which is unable to renew its arsenal, fears that the balance of power will change, with the possible delivery to Morocco of the F-35, the most expensive and most powerful aircraft in the world.

This is a first for the Spanish Civil Guard, which has just arrested a Moroccan residing in France at the wheel of his car. Hold on tight, the latter was driving at 246 km/h on the AP7, a very busy highway for Moroccans residing abroad traveling to Morocco.

Drivers will no longer be caught off guard by mobile speed cameras. The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) has given instructions to all traffic officers to position themselves in places clearly visible to road users.

We know a little more about the 552 latest generation radars that the Ministry of Equipment, Transport, Logistics and Water plans to acquire to ensure greater safety and better control on the road network.

The Ministry of Equipment has just announced the purchase of new fixed radars for Moroccan roads. Thus, details have just been provided on the call for tenders for the acquisition of 552 latest generation radars.

The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) announced on Monday on its Twitter account the acquisition of 140 new high-resolution radars for speed control in urban areas.

Google has just announced the upcoming launch in 40 countries, including Morocco, of speed camera and speed limit signaling on Google Maps. However, a quick visit to the app shows that fixed speed cameras are already available.

No need to pass in front of a radar to be flashed. Morocco has just acquired 280 radars that detect and record speeding before the vehicle even passes, at a distance of more than 50 meters. This will certainly deter more than one from driving fast.