Taxi drivers who refuse to transport users are now in the sights of the Ministry of Justice. The latter plans to qualify this refusal as a misdemeanor or an offense. Good news for customers, but a challenge for professionals in the sector.
The residents of Tétouan and its surroundings continue to denounce the poor quality of urban transport services, despite the change in the structure in charge of managing the sector.
In Ceuta, new measures have been taken to better cope with the flow of traffic and facilitate the return of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) by sea to their host countries.
After spending their holidays in Morocco, many Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) are facing huge difficulties in returning to their host countries from Melilla via maritime transport lines.
A bus was completely consumed by fire on Friday on the national road connecting Tetouan to Chefchaouen, at the level of the Al Hamra commune. No human casualties were reported.
Faced with the influx of Moroccans residing abroad in preparation for their return to their country of residence through the Bab Sebta border post, the authorities have been forced to find solutions to avoid traffic jams.
In Morocco, vacations mean traffic jams. A Moroccan living abroad met in Tangier recounts his daily ordeal.
Rabat will soon have its high-level bus service (BHNS) network, in order to strengthen the public transport offer before the holding of the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN 2025) and the 2030 World Cup.
A Moroccan residing in Switzerland denounces the bad practices of a company specializing in maritime transport, which monopolizes the maritime link between the port of Tangier and Marseille in France, GNV to name it. Not to mention the high cost of boat tickets and the poor treatment reserved for Moroccans residing abroad (MREs).
From Agadir, an associative actor in the transport sector is taking the initiative to raise awareness of the issue of Morocco’s territorial integrity and to emphasize the justness of the Moroccan Sahara dossier.
The people of Marrakech and tourists visiting the ochre city continue to suffer from the unpleasant behavior of some taxi drivers. A young woman said she was assaulted on Sunday by one of them.
Traveling by train from Rabat or Casablanca to Fez and Oujda or to Marrakech or vice versa during this summer period proves to be unbearable. Concerned, the parliamentarian, Mohamed Karim, from the Authenticity and Modernity group in the House of Representatives, questions the Minister of Transport, Mohamed Abdeljalil.