
Marrakech to Launch High-Speed Bus Network, Boosting Urban Transit
In Marrakech, the Bus City company is working on the realization of its lines. The high-level bus service (BHNS) project will soon be a reality.

In Marrakech, the Bus City company is working on the realization of its lines. The high-level bus service (BHNS) project will soon be a reality.

The Moroccan embassy in the United Kingdom is one of 128 diplomatic representations based in London that have not paid the urban toll (congestion charge). They are in the sights of Transport for London (TfL), the local public transport authority.

Abdelouafi Laftit, the Minister of the Interior, has decided to regulate the transfer of taxi licenses. New conditions have thus been defined.

The city of Casablanca is equipping itself with a new generation of busway fleet , the model of which was officially unveiled on Thursday by the city authorities.

The Ministry of the Interior has announced a series of measures dedicated to the management of taxi transport in order to guarantee more professionalism and better conditions.

Meknes is considering banning carpooling apps due to tensions between taxi drivers and companies offering this service to connect drivers and passengers.

The Spanish transport company Alsa recorded a 21% growth in its turnover in Morocco during the first three months of 2022.

In Morocco, the Ministry of the Interior has introduced new changes in the taxi sector affecting the management of licenses. From now on, no more accumulation of licenses.

Following the reconciliation between Morocco and Spain, Moroccan transporters expect the authorities of the two countries to find solutions to the problems they face on a daily basis.

In response to certain "erroneous" information on the developments of the Marrakech-Agadir high-speed line, the National Railway Office (ONCF) provides clarification.

Following the easing of restrictive measures decreed by the government, large taxis have decided to increase their capacity, now transporting 6 passengers instead of 5.

The Municipal Transport Company (EMT) of Malaga has offered three vouchers of thirty trips each to Bouchra Harrachi, the mother of little Ayoub, the Moroccan boy of two and a half years old suffering from a rare disease since birth and who is receiving treatment in Malaga, pending a kidney transplant operation.