The tragic accident that occurred on Sunday near Demnat , after the driver of a minibus lost control in a bend on regional road number 302, causing the death of 24 injured, brings back to the table the issue of road safety in Morocco.
A Moroccan truck driver spent several hours stuck in the narrow streets of La Coruña, in northern Spain. The reason for this misadventure? He blindly followed the directions of his GPS.
The government is working on the project to build a tunnel connecting Ouarzazate to Marrakech. Nizar Baraka, Minister of Equipment and Water, talks about the detailed preliminary study.
In Morocco, certain road offenses will be more severely punished. This is the wish of the Royal Gendarmerie which is counting on the correction of certain judicial shortcomings.
The Moroccan government has deployed hundreds of radars in different regions of the kingdom, in order to more effectively combat road insecurity and develop responsible behavior among road users.
The Béni Mellal -Marrakech highway project, the realization of which will strengthen the region’s infrastructure and contribute to attracting new investments, particularly in the strategic tourism sector, is progressing. The stakeholders were presented with a preliminary study of the project.
The Rabat city hall has decided to relaunch paid parking as well as the immobilization of vehicles by boots, much criticized by the population.
The worst was narrowly avoided this Thursday morning in Mehdia, in the province of Kénitra, following a major landslide that blocked traffic.
Professionals in the passenger transport sector are up in arms against the new regulations at the new bus station in Rabat , located on the road to Temara.
The widening work on national road No. 1 between Dakhla and El Argoub was launched on Thursday by the Minister of Equipment, Nizar Baraka. The project involves the construction of a stretch of approximately 40 km.
Transport Minister Mohamed Abdeljalil announced the installation of 690 fixed radars across the country by 2024, to address the scale of accidents that have occurred on road networks.
120 new radars will soon be deployed in several Moroccan cities, to strengthen road safety. This equipment was handed over on Tuesday to the Royal Gendarmerie and the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) (Police).