The driver of a rental car violently hit four people who had gotten out of their vehicle to complain about his lack of road courtesy at the police checkpoint in Agadir.
In Morocco, fraudulent practices in the sector of companies offering insurance continue to multiply, much to the dismay of insurers.
A Belgian tourist in her sixties tragically lost her life last Tuesday during a sauna session in a wellness center in Marrakech .
A terrible road accident has mourned a family , this week, in the commune of Bni Sidal Louta, province of Nador. A head-on collision between a grand taxi and a tricycle cost the lives of three members of the same family.
The Dar Bouazza region wishes to carry out renovation work on the expressway, in order to reduce the risk of road accidents and improve the quality of life of the inhabitants. The project requires an investment of 2 billion dirhams.
The proliferation of tricycles in Marrakech during this Ramadan month is causing inconvenience to road users. These vehicles are the cause of several accidents in the ochre city.
The trial of the driver involved in the fatal accident in Azilal, which cost the lives of 10 people, has been postponed to April 4. The court of first instance in Azilal made the decision on Monday, granting the request of the defense lawyers.
A terrible road accident occurred on Sunday on regional road No. 302, near Azilal. The toll is heavy: 11 people lost their lives and 12 others were injured, some seriously.
In Casablanca, the month of Ramadan rhymes with traffic congestion and road accidents. A situation that many Casablancans deplore.
Alberto López , a Spaniard from Valladolid, lost his life on Thursday, March 7 in a tragic road accident that occurred in Morocco, more precisely in the Zebzat region, Midelt province.
The state of deterioration of the highway leading to the port of Tanger Med where many accident cases continue to be recorded is a concern for the deputy of the parliamentary group of the Party of Justice and Development, Salwa El Bardaï. She has questioned the Minister of Water and Equipment, Nizar Baraka.
The National Road Safety Agency (NARSA) is continuing the generalization of the use of fixed and mobile radars installed on board vehicles. The measure has been in effect in the Drâa-Tafilalet region since Monday, after the regions of Fès-Meknès, Souss-Massa, and Guelmim-Oued Noun last week.