New reforms regarding the Moroccan driver’s license. The National Road Safety Agency (NARSA) has just announced the update of the examination system to incorporate the latest amendments to the Highway Code.
In application of a recent decision by the Wali of the Souss-Massa region, the governor of the province of Agadir-Ida-Ou Tanane has ordered the decommissioning of 105 dilapidated taxis that continued to transport customers in the city.
In Casablanca, professionals are criticizing the decision to ban the circulation of heavy trucks in the city, which will soon come into effect.
The Casablanca authorities plan to ban heavy trucks from circulating in the city in the coming days.
Morocco wants to seize the opportunity of hosting the 2030 World Cup to modernize the transport sector as a whole, particularly highways.
Morocco’s hosting of the 2030 World Cup with Spain and Portugal is reviving the issue of creating a metro network in Casablanca.
Rabat taxi drivers are angry at the city authorities who are preparing to grant permits to several VTC (vehicle transport with driver) companies.
Parliament has just addressed an oral question to the government about the difficulties in obtaining Schengen visas that are seriously affecting the activity of truckers, Moroccan professionals in international road transport (TIR), as well as trade relations with certain European countries.
Faced with the difficulty of finding a job with her head covered in France, Abilene Belkaid, a 39-year-old French woman, chose to become an Uber driver.
Morocco is preparing to launch an international tender for the acquisition of trains and the development of a local rail network, attracting the interest of major players in the sector, particularly French and Spanish. This is what Mohamed Semmouni, Deputy Managing Director of the National Railways Office (ONCF), revealed during the recent Hispano-Moroccan business forum in Casablanca.
Pending regulation on the use of electric scooters in Morocco, local authorities in the major cities of the kingdom have launched a vast operation to seize these vehicles.
In order to ensure the safety of road users, the Moroccan Ministry of Transport and Logistics is preparing to implement regulations for electric scooters considered as mopeds.