
Morocco Accelerates Highway Expansion During Low Traffic Period
Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM) is taking advantage of the confinement period, where traffic is fluid, to accelerate the construction and maintenance of highway infrastructure.

Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM) is taking advantage of the confinement period, where traffic is fluid, to accelerate the construction and maintenance of highway infrastructure.

The National Motorway Company has adopted new measures regarding the mandatory wearing of masks, in order to deal with covid-19.

Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM) observed, between March 25 and 30, a record drop in traffic of 75%, for all vehicles combined, due to the state of health emergency imposed by the government to counter the spread of covid-19.

The latest statistics from the Association of Vehicle Importers in Morocco reveal a good economic health of the sector at the end of February 2020.

Tuesday, February 25 was a very busy day for the Minister of Equipment, Transport, Logistics and Water. Abdelkader Amara proceeded not only to the inauguration of the new Oum Azza interchange, but also to the launch of the second phase of the Casablanca-Berrechid highway tripling project, and the Casablanca bypass highway.

The national motorway company of Morocco welcomed the results obtained in view of the structural transformations undertaken for the past 3 years.

Another deadly week on Moroccan roads, with a total of 18 deaths and 2002 injured, according to the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN).

A pole has been erected in the middle of the road in Ain Aouda, near Rabat. A danger for road users.

Traffic on the Casablanca-El Jadida section is temporarily suspended for construction work. As a result, a new route is planned to bypass the work.

Unofficial sources announce, for this year 2020, the launch of the work of a new Casablanca-Rabat highway. The project could therefore be launched this year, according to the Arabic-language daily Al Ahdath Almaghribia .

An accident occurred very early last Wednesday on the Rabat-Kenitra highway, leaving two injured.

The wind turbine blades, produced in Morocco, will be transported by road for the first time to be delivered to the construction site of the Midelt wind farm.